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Newspaper
The Clermont Courier
Location
Batavia, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Dec 23, 1925
Page
2
A speaker urges fair treatment for farmers, arguing agriculture affects national prosperity. He supports a government‑backed cooperative marketing law, saying Congress should act promptly and politics must not hinder relief promised by both parties. He notes farming’s wartime impact and ongoing need for aid.
A historical critique argues the U S Senate permits unlimited debate, enabling individual senators and minorities to thwart majority action. The piece decries this obstruction, noting it has grown over 119 years and harms deliberation and national interests.
The article urges readers to avoid crowds and poorly ventilated spaces during the pneumonia season. It recommends outdoor exposure when possible, fresh nasal breathing, open windows in sleeping and work rooms, and keeping the home warm yet not overheated. It advises staying away from coughing individuals and maintaining dry, warm feet.
A scientist argues Asia, not Africa, is the probable origin of humans. He cites signs across the Gobi and Mongolia and says his next expedition in April will search for early man dwellings on the Mongolian plateau dating from 500 000 to 1 000 000 years ago.
The speaker asserts South America is open to U S acts and trade for the next decade. He emphasizes the merchant marine for mail, timely shipments, and wine, claiming opportunities there rival Europe. He urges U S schools to teach Spanish and South American schools to teach English to bridge gaps.
Edward F. Keller 56, linked to the McNichol trunk murder case, died in a taxicab with a pouch holding about $40,000 from the Corn Exchange National Bank. A suitcase in the cab contained $18,810 in bills, checks totaling 30,000 to 40,000, and a heavy steel box believed to contain gold.
A mine tipple on the West Virginia side of the Ohio River four miles south of Steubenville burned with damage estimated at 85000 dollars. Sheriff Lowe said arson started the fire in four places with gasoline reportedly poured on the tipple framework.
A compact descriptor lists clues with numbers for across and down entries covering foods, places, names, and concepts. The note states the full solution appears in the next issue, indicating this page serves as a puzzle prompt and preface.
Instructions explain placing correct letters in white spaces to form words across and down. The first letter of each word is numbered to match definitions below horizontal and vertical headings. Fill white squares up to the next black square. no letters in black squares. All entries are dictionary words with proper names allowed. Abbreviations slang initials and obsolete forms may appear in definitions.
Puzzle note asks to locate two other mirror gazers. The right side faces down, and the upper side shows a long half. The clue hints at reflecting features on a dress and arranging orientations to reveal two figures.
Mrs Simeon D Fews wife of the Ohio senator died at Emergency Hospital from injuries and pneumonia aftermath from an automobile crash on Summit Mountain near Uniontown Pennsylvania on November 24 while the senator and party were returning to Washington for Congress opening.
Directors of the Ohio Manufacturers Association at their Columbus meeting endorsed a lower tax program and less legislation. They backed U S participation in World Court with reservations to avoid entanglement in other nations quarrels. They approved the Ohio Legislative Tax Inquiry survey, supported the federal tax cut bill, urged early enactment, and called for completing the state office building to protect records and health of workers. They favored industrial waste reduction plans, economy in national administration, and deeper retrenchment in state and local government.
Readable dispatches report two Springfield army reserve aviators escaping serious injury when their airplane crashed into a cornfield near Springfield. Other Ohio items include manslaughter conviction in Chardon, a new Steiner-Lowe Glass Co. plant at Bremen, and tales of rail accidents, crime, and public notices across multiple towns.
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