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Newspaper

The Clermont Courier

Location

Batavia, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Jan 01, 1913

Page

6

Minister Delves Into Abandoned Ship Mystery

Captain Zeb Mayo enlists the minister Ellery to board the derelict brig San Jose in search of a mystery aboard. On deck the crew discovers signs of abandonment and a sick man in the forecastle. Ellery delays rejoining shore to aid the stricken sailor, facing a perilous dive into danger.

San Jose Ellery Zeb Mayo Em’lous Sparrow Union Zeb Noah The Lightkeeper Thoph Charlie Bill Burgess Dory Skipper Gulf Eben Salters Bayport Yeller Jack Theophilus Ellert

Keziah Coffin Remains in Trumet as Nat and Grace Split

In a town saga, Mrs. Keziah Coffin refuses marriage offers and stays in Trumet guiding Rev. John Hillery. Ellery and Grace face emotional tension with Nat Hammond’s departure for Manila looming. Ellery and Grace confront unresolved love as Nat and Grace plan to marry after his return.

Keziah Coffin Trumet Boston Ryan Elkanah Daniels Keziah John Hillery Ellery Eben Hammond Grace N the In Nat Hammond Eben Annabel Nat Elkanah Manila John Ellery Miss van Horne

Mrs. Austins Bag Pancake Ad Wit and Witty Quips

A quirky collage of quotes and slogans appears in a domestic life themed page. Witty exchanges touch on kitchen breaks and shopping while ads hint at a pancake product and a bank loan joke. The tone mimics a light humor column with period style phrasing.

Perennial Exchange on Prune in Unseasonal Tale

A witty exchange unfolds between the star boarder and landlady about seasonality. He notes no corn today, she calls it out of season, and he adds humor with the line that prune is always in season.

Turk's Islands Theophilus Black Charlie Burgess Herrin Bill Charlie Burgess

Bride buys socks for husband in Muncie store

A newlywed woman in Muncie visits a department store to buy four pairs of socks for her husband. When asked for his size she replies he wears a 14 collar, according to the Indianapolis News.

Akron Napoleon Fair Kent Eli Garl Zanesville Dolph Gazel Grossner Cleveland Sol Freilich H. C. Smith Columbus Ohio Workmen’s Compensation State Liability Board of Awards State Industrial Insurance Fund Harmon Mansfield Fred Barton Barton St. Clairsville Pennsylvania Railroad New Alexandria Homeworth Joseph Alone Joseph Ferrage Ferrage Pemberville Toledo Henry Snitker Edward Bihn Michigan Findlay Groves Spug Society For Cincinnati Fred Lawrence John Stolarski Lancaster Reform School Reformatory Logan Snider Manufacturing Co Lima Lima Telephone Company Central Union State Public Utilities Commission Mass Meeting Massillon Florence Stilgenbauer Mill Street Moundsville W. Va W. Burtrand Lorain Joseph Blinzley Blinzley Germany Canton Henry W. Zimmer Bryan Bryan Show Case Co Muncie Indianapolis

Obliging Landlord Helps Stranded Dubbleigh on Sunday

Dubbleigh asks for gasoline at a roadside hotel. landlord refuses sale due to Sunday but offers a room for seven dollars. The exchange shows a cautious, indifferent tone as night falls.

Dubbleigh Harper’s Weekly

Not Ready to Decorate

Lawrence columnist J. D. Bowersock recounts a Kansas editor story about a Dutchman visiting Decoration Day. He explains he decorates only graves that are not dead yet, reflecting humor on memory and ceremony.

J. D. Bowersock Lawrence Kansas Kansas City Star

Brotherly Strife Spurs Harsh Words and Shame

A father witnesses a tense clash as William torments his younger brother Henry. After scolding him, the scene shifts to a private taunt with William threatening violence, framed by a moral rebuke about sacred sibling bonds from The Sunday Magazine.

William Henry The Sunday Magazine

Surgeon Credits Postum For Steadier Hand

A surgeon reports insomnia indigestion and nervousness from coffee for fifteen years. He stopped coffee and drank Postum, noting immediate improvement in hand steadiness and health. The ad promotes Instant Postum powder and a five cup trial tin, noting simple preparation and uniform flavor.

Wellville Postum Cereal Co. Ltd Battle Creek Mieb Ady

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