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Newspaper
The Clermont Courier
Location
Batavia, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Dec 21, 1921
Page
7
A public announcement promotes Bulgarian Blood Tea as a remarkable medicine sourced from herbs across Europe Asia and Africa. It claims to rejuvenate by purifying the blood relieve headaches biliousness constipation and skin issues with a money back guarantee if no health improvement after the first box.
Tad Jones, Yale football coach, argues great players are born with football sense and instinct guides top performers. He notes stars emerge from early play, stresses balanced attack and solid defense, and advocates a few mass runs as the basis of a winning team.
Rollie Williams to lead Wisconsin football in 1922. Elbows Killinger of Penn State graduates in February. Tris Speaker signs to manage Cleveland next season. Intercollegiate swimming champs of New England set for Boston on March 11.
University of California football coach Andy Smith urges students to avoid betting on football games. He plans to ask student organizations next year to pledge they will not gamble on football, calling betting a serious evil that harms players.
Big Jeff Tesreau a former major league pitcher is a favored Dartmouth coach guiding baseball in winter and spring while aiding fall athletic work. He oversees students who ride horses run cross country and participate in class football and swimming activities.
R J Spiller principal owner of the Atlanta Southern league club outlines a 1928 ready new ball park. He buys 20 acres for the plant and designs versatile athletic use. Concrete stands will cost 75000 dollars. Ponce de Leon park lease ends after 1922.
Aubrey Devine, University of Iowa quarterback and captain, topped the Big Ten in scoring this season with 68 points from nine touchdowns and fourteen goals after leading Iowa to Western Conference championship. Teammate Elliot of Wisconsin was next with 42 points. Iowa’s Locke and Belding followed. Devine, praised by Minnesota coach Dr. Harry Williams as an all-American caliber back, is 23 and 5'9" 168 pounds.
Albert Johnson secured a large retainer and a big bonus after the race while McAfee earned $1000 for staying ready to substitute if needed. Johnson himself was signed to ride Morvich and Mawrcoron, the Black color bearers, in the next season's racing.
Georgia Tech officials acting through Senator Harris propose a home and home football series with the Naval Academy. A two year arrangement would begin next fall with 1922 at Atlanta and 1923 at Annapolis, and a written proposal is to be submitted for formal consideration.
The author argues against Newton's theory of solar attraction, claiming Earth moves 3,000,000 miles toward and away from the Sun annually and criticizing Hooke's influence. The piece cites Grover in the New York Sun referencing the public perception of natural law and science history.
Dutch island harvest of seaweed has become more important as careful cleaning increases. Natives once cut seaweed with a scythe in low tide. now a line of knives pulled by hand speeds the work. After drying, color intensity determines value. Shipments go mainly to England and France, with some to the United States. Used in upholstery and to recover iodine and other chemicals.
The piece argues etiquette evolves rapidly, noting tea drinking from the saucer moved from a common dish use to a frowned upon habit. It recalls how cups with handles replaced the saucer and how dissenters drank from the saucer to mock the old dish, while the up-to-date public now shuns the practice as vulgar.
A stubborn old question resurfaces about why girls leave home. The enduring answer is simple: to avoid washing dishes at home.
A vintage ad urges mothers to use California Fig Syrup to relieve constipation in children. It promotes a fruity taste and claims a simple cleansing of the bowels may prevent illness, noting to ask a druggist for the genuine product with age directions on the bottle.
A psychologist explains that a jilt is often a mind disorder of obsession rather than cruelty. Love builds a mass of ideas that can overwhelm the lover’s personality and even erase core principles, with the sudden change resembling a religious or political shift.
Ex empress Josephine wrote that life felt unreal while living in a marshy Navarre house given by Napoleon after his divorce to Maria Louisa. Isolated from public joy, she found peace there as doors and windows stuck yet she received $200000 to restore the estate and spent her remaining years there.
In a spirited exchange Jennie asks about knickerbockers for women and Lizzie replies she approves only if they remain shorter than skirts. The banter captures early 20th century fashion debates and social norms.
A fragment notes shifting bets and public suspicion as citizens theorize about hidden motives and outcomes. The text hints at uncertainty in political circles and the public’s appetite for clues, without detailing specific actors.
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