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Newspaper
The Clermont Courier
Location
Batavia, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jan 03, 1923
Page
3
Practical guidance on selecting blankets emphasizing value durability warmth and fiber content. Distinguishes union blankets with cotton warp from all wool options and notes weight feel edge inspection tips plus decorative plaid styles and common sizing practices for home use.
A shopper learns to detect cotton in wool blends and avoid uneven shrinkage. The piece notes wool can mask cotton, warns against assuming all wool quality, and offers a simple test using caustic soda or potash to dissolve wool while leaving cotton intact.
Clermont County Treasurer I George A Maxfield announces the 1922 tax levies totaling 7.825 mills across state and county purposes. Taxes are due by December 20 1922 with May 1922 payable dates and instructions for payment by owner name district lot and acre counts.
A San Francisco Argonaut report recalls a preacher strolling the links delivering a moral quip during a round. He notes players with the lowest scores are not those who swear while a gloomy golfer digs up turf.
In central Massachusetts east of the Connecticut valley a ridge of hills runs north into New Hampshire producing Mount Monadnock at 3,186 feet and further peaks such as Mount Sunapee the southern Kearsarge and Mount Cardigan.
The loaf sugar method was introduced by a Venetian in the 15th century who received a large reward. Earlier loaf sugar resembled a round loaf of bread and was difficult to cut into cubes.
The excerpt discusses how England operated without dukes after 1572 when the Duke of Norfolk was executed. It attributes major national endeavors to other forces as England faced Spain, expanded empire, circumnavigated the globe, and advanced Elizabethan literature during the interim.
The piece notes that value of labor splits between worker and employer views. Estimation varies with how fairly the laborer is paid. It suggests the true value lies between the two estimates when the worker earns worth his hire.
The word Hast ings arose from an ancient London court where MPs were nominated. After the 1872 ballot act rejected open nomination, Hast ings came to signify any electioneering platform or rally.
W L Mahone, railroad conductor for nineteen years on the Chesapeake and Ohio, reports he gained 35 pounds after using Tanlac. He says digestion improved, appetite returned, and stamina restored allowing him to continue running between Charlottesville and Washington and Richmond. Tanlac is advertised as available from local druggists.
An Alameda man faces the usual Christmas dilemma of what to give his wife who has everything. He offers $20 for a gift as she asks for a thoughtful gesture. She replies she desires $20 worth of measure for her roses, prompting a playful exchange reported by the San Francisco Argonaut.
An advertisement stresses to only buy Bayer Tablets of Aspirin with Bayer on the package or tablets. It claims the product is safe for colds headaches toothaches and other pains and notes the proper directions on each package. It lists prices for fixed tablet counts and mentions druggists offer bottles of 24 and 100.
The Evening Transcript notes Johnson is not strong in football but does well in studies. It calls him “all right in his studies” yet “fusion of cutting football games” suggests limited football impact. This item mirrors a campus reputation brief.
An old advertisement urges readers to treat kidney trouble with Dr. Kilmer's Swamp Root. It lists symptoms like back pain, headache, loss of ambition and nervousness and recommends obtaining a medium or large bottle from a drug store.
A terse exchange centers on a student named Charlie who defends using an old Bible edition at home. The brief dialogue hints at tensions around study and supplies in a classroom setting.
The remark suggests that considering a second thought before acting often averts significant problems and highlights the value of prudent decision making in challenging situations.
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