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Newspaper
The Clermont Courier
Location
Batavia, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Dec 31, 1913
Page
3
A New Year message from the Extension Department at Moody Bible Institute in Chicago announces plans and goals for religious outreach and evangelism in the coming year.
The author urges faith in Philippians 1 6 to sustain Christians through fear and struggle. He emphasizes that God will complete the work begun in believers, despite temptations and disappointment, and invites sinners to surrender for eternal life in Christ.
A Michigan woman describes severe kidney trouble after her third child and notes swelling dizziness headaches and back pain. After using Doan's Kidney Pills her condition improved with reduced swelling better kidney function and regained strength, leading to normal daily duties.
A South Dakota congressman recalls Pete McCoy, famed stage driver, who refused to halt when a horse fell. On a Carbondale run the horse died up the hill, but McCoy finished to the regular stop, a tale from Lippincott's Magazine about daring frontier coaching.
S. L. Killian of Seymour Missouri describes a six year eczema outbreak on scalp shoulders and body. After trying various treatments he credits Cuticura Soap and Ointment with curing him in two weeks per directions. Advertisement notes Cuticura sold worldwide and offers free samples with a Skin Book.
A blind Parisian woman donates 27 francs at a missionary meeting, explaining she saves oil costs she would otherwise spend in darkness. The anecdote pairs with brief product notices and light market chatter in the page.
Dr. Oak ley Smith recounts a witty tale of a three year old with a mind of her own. The scene at table features a gentle reprimand and a tense quiet until the child asks her mother if anyone said something. The moment captures humor in a domestic setting.
A woman visits a friend as her husband muses about moving to the country. The friend asks if she could be content in a small place and replies she could if she were the only owner of an automobile.
An advertisement for Castoria promotes its safety for infants and children and mentions it has been used for over 30 years. A short anecdote about Johnnie explains a child’s misbehavior and a humorous twist about waiting to hit his sister until after dinner.
High authority Mrs. B L Wilson of Nashville praises Calumet Baking Powder as superior for wholesomeness and economy. She states it yields consistent, failure free results, mentions baking Christmas cakes for the President, and notes awards at the World's Pure Food Exposition Chicago and Paris Exposition 1912.
Town epics recount a quarrel rooted in domestic travel plans. The wife’s happiness is framed by estrangement from the husband and the neighbor’s influence, ending with a confession that time away was the only balm.
A humorous dialogue shows the Old Fogg and the Boob joking about a pawnbroker who repeatedly takes pledges. The exchange highlights a pun on taking pledges and the pawnbroker’s trade.
A waiter lingers near the table as if awaiting something while a diner chats about the scene. The brisk, tropical-themed remark hints at atmosphere and mood in the dining room.
A fragmented item discusses war avoidance and a moral remark about speaking ill of the dead. It mentions Mrs Winslow's Soothing Syrup and Red Cross Ball Blue with brief ad style lines and notes on women and temptation. The snippet ends with a proverb about giving being more blessed than receiving.
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