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Newspaper
The Clermont Courier
Location
Batavia, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Dec 22, 1920
Page
2
Billy and Mary visit a neighbor to hear a new talking machine. Mary misidentifies it as a Scotch collie while Billy corrects her and calls it a fox terrier, then invites Mrs. Case to inspect the picture for proof.
A public notice emphasizes mothers should examine every Castoria bottle for infants and children to ensure safety and correct labeling, warning against possible tampering or misbranding of this well known remedy.
A boy named Richard takes the largest roll while sharing a plate with his mother. His later glance at her stern face reveals his uneasy conscience and unspoken regret over seeming greedy. The scene carries a moral tone about behavior and restraint.
The dialogue contrasts old time statesmen who drafted speeches with pen and ink to modern campaigns where candidates mingle with crowds. Senator Sorghum notes greater stamina needed today to shake hands with the world, highlighting different campaign endurance expectations.
That rich torist has a barrel of money. Yee a regular flower barrel.
The text outlines the life and works of George Eliot originally Mary Ann Evans, detailing birth in 1819 at Arbury, education, family influences, early career at Westminster Review, and key novels including Adam Bede. It highlights Dinah Morris and Hetty Sorrel as characters and the August encounter between Adam and Arthur Donnithorne.
Arthur defeats Adam then confronts Hetty over their secret love and a forged letter. Hetty sinks deeper into despair, plans to wed Adam, and her fate grows darker as Arthur learns of her prison for child murder. Dinah confronts Hetty in prison seeking confession and mercy.
Dairy cautions for winter milking emphasize milk safety from healthy cows under sanitary conditions. Tuberculosis risks from cows, stable dust and manure can contaminate milk. use bedding, moistened feeds, damp cloths on udders, covered pails, and dust control. Tuberculin testing helps identify infected cows, reducing danger.
In dairy advertising cleanliness and sanitation are key. Successful dairymen rely on common sense rules to ensure clean wholesome products, as any lapse damages trust and sales. Clean products are the best advertisement and promote rapid business growth.
Emphasizes strict cleanliness of utensils and calf feeders. Recommends weekly cleaning of box stalls with more frequent cleaning preferred to maintain sanitary conditions.
A cow is profitable if she yields milk or butterfat worth more than feed costs. The calf she produces annually and the manure left on the farm are typically considered to cover her upkeep beyond feed.
Fred C. Kelly argues in Leslie's that expanding a social circle enriches life and business. He urges daily aim to know one more person, valuing real conversations over crowds and stressing each acquaintance may aid future efforts. He cites a San Francisco fireman as an example of how introductions can yield chances.
In North Dakota a bean related to the peanut is stored by field mice in underground caches for winter. Indians raid these hoards and replace with corn. they say few bushels can be taken in a single autumn hunt. The practice is claimed to date to prehistoric times and is protected by tribal tradition.
The pocket telephone unit weighs about 60 pounds and operates from six volts to run rectifier and oscillator bulbs. It eliminates the need for low-capacity B type batteries and sources six volt power from automobile battery services. The compact radiophone is designed for motorists yachtsmen campers and isolated farms and is said to work reliably over five to fifteen miles.
A London act sets gas pricing by the therm, defined as 100 000 British thermal units. The South Metropolitan Gas company announces a charge of 210 cents per therm from the Michaelmas quarter readings. Each cubic foot of gas is stated to contain 660 BTU.
A generous young woman visiting a family is thanked by a girl who brings a small present. On opening the package the giver discovers a letter and a modest token of appreciation, highlighting kindness and reciprocity.
A banker points out a well dressed young man seen in his drawing room and asks about his work. The daughter coyly replies he is currently unemployed but considering becoming a life companion to a wealthy young lady. Also a note on Dr Peery's Dead Shot as a genuine old fashioned remedy.
In a Boston courtroom a husband obtained a judge’s order granting him custody of his estranged wife’s Pekinese as part of a divorce dispute. The line about the dog underscores a punitive angle in the litigation while illustrating peculiar custody outcomes.
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