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Newspaper
The Clermont Courier
Location
Batavia, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jan 01, 1919
Page
7
The New York World lauds Rockefeller institute work on infantile paralysis defenses. It notes two natural barriers in nose and throat secretions and spinal membranes, cites last summer's low paralysis rate, and mentions improved serum and administration methods to reduce panic.
A wife into psychology of colors is pleased when her husband shares a remark from Dawson the stable manager. Dawson notes bays eat more than grays by ten more bays than grays, a playful logic linking color theory to animal counts.
A quotation by Lyman Abbott advocates integrating immigrant children into American life. He emphasizes teaching English, exposure to American literature, self-government, and American kindness to foster loyalty and patriotism while respecting their native natures.
Fragmentary Alaska caribou reference notes a bygone era with playful, cryptic lines about 4 West, paneer tong, and a fighter of wild pigeons. The text is miscellaneous and lacks clear events or identities.
A writer extols carrots as highly nutritious and cheap. He claims persistent carrot eating reduces jealousy and temper, boosting calm, good nature, and affectionate behavior, especially advising wives to notice their benefits.
China requires all Germans and Austrians to register and forbids travel while allowing peaceful occupations with permit. Officials defend measures as milder than US and Japan, noting closure of German banks and tighter activity restrictions.
The text urges students and young people entering business to fix their attention on one task at a time. It warns against divided focus and multitasking during study or conversation, stressing that sustained concentration is essential for correctness and success.
The passage extols tact as a practical virtue that helps a person avoid trouble and leave a favorable impression. It argues that a willing, modest effort to accommodate others smooths interactions and retains goodwill across all social encounters.
The piece notes a disease called auto-in toxication and jokes about the wordplay. It states the author wants to be on record for acknowledging its existence and the likely spread of side-splitting jokes.
The piece argues true friendship comes from selfless love and service. It notes that a person focused only on self misses deeper meaning and risks poor friendships, urging readers to emulate Ivania Grit’s example of giving.
The cinque ports of England Dover Sandwich Hythe Romney and Hastings formed a historic naval alliance. Rye and Winchelsea were later added. They supplied ships against invasions and received special privileges. being named war den remains a high honor.
Brander Matthews argues that one should light a torch of one's own rather than rely on another's fire. A small flame can guide a course, and the duty is to tend the flame carefully and keep it steady for lasting effect.
A reflective meditation urges enlarging perception through silent communion with the universe. It argues life’s disappointments and worldly glitter fade when one seeks serenity in starry solitude away from earthly care.
Popular Mechanics Magazine notes that tying small bells to turkey gobblers protects flocks in western frontier areas by the tinkle deterring coyotes. Unprotected birds wandering from home are often killed by the predators.
A quotation from Victor Hugo praising music as Germany's soul and a path to emancipation. It declares music expresses inexpressible thoughts and that Germany longs to be all freedom through song. The tone is lofty and historical.
The author warns worry is like a deadly disease with countless victims. To avoid misery, one should accept circumstances and refrain from dwelling on grievances or seeking more complaints. Continuous fret leads to unhappiness.
A comic line features a woman noting she has been married twice one for love and one for money and wonders what she could marry for next. The remark frames marriage as driven by practical or romantic aims.
Marysville schools reopen after two months. Obituaries note John Shatto and George Bigelow deaths. Patrolman Gaffney dies after Cleveland gunfight. A Coshocton woman hangs herself. Ohio roads, crime crackdown, and pension talks loom. Multiple accidents, fires, drownings, and political moves across towns.
The United States Department of Agriculture urges rapid transport of valuable purebred cows to dairying regions. Favor long shipments of dry cows and farspringers, avoid horned animals, and load about fourteen cows per 38 or 40 foot car with careful partitioning. Ship in cold weather when possible to protect milk output and reduce disease risk. acclimation requires several years, so timing aims for near-equal temperatures between origin and destination.
The Agriculture Department urges raising the best dairy heifers as wartime demand for dairy products climbs. Officials emphasize high quality stock to boost output and stabilize supplies during the war.
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