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Newspaper
The Clermont Courier
Location
Batavia, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jan 03, 1923
Page
7
Lima Ohio woman Mrs G W Hall recalls years of illness with heavy burdens and says Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound restored her strength. She reports renewed ability to do housework and walk long distances, praising the remedy and urging others to try it for similar weak conditions.
A collage of ad copy and quips notes casual car care discoveries and Cuticura talcum promotion, praising the trio Soap Ointment and Talcum 25¢ each. A wry line questions a reform romance while another health ad touts Indian Vegetable Pills aiding digestion.
A concise dialog highlights love at first sight and divorce, with quips about women and gossip. The text notes that beauty is portable, and Humerson’s maxim hints at career payoff tied to perception.
Dr. R V Pierce, pictured, was a physician and student of natural remedies. He devised Favorite Prescription from Native methods for women’s weaknesses, claiming purity and healing power. The text urges sending 106 for trial, noting his Buffalo, New York credentials.
The article describes spring and winter coats for young girls with simple lines, soft beige and brown tones, and accents of green. It notes fashionable details like fur trims, silk braids, and wide sleeves, plus coats in dark gray velours and beaded embroidery. It covers dresses in voile, batiste, printed silks, and features from Lanvin and Patou, including latticework embroidery and puff sleeves. It mentions practical bloomers and new baby-waist styles, and notes jungle themed crepey silks with appliques and bright geometric patterns.
A whimsical scene shows a gardener debating with a soap box sage about humanity and hedges, implying not all branches stay equal. Nearby a couple says goodbye at Northwestern station as a man shifts a toothpick to kiss his wife, prompting playful commentary on romance.
An English umpire in a France game between American and Australian teams angered the American batters by ruling four balls as out then claiming lack of space. The batter protested calling the umpire a big boob while the umpire calmly explained there was no room for him.
A brief quotation attributes to Ralph Waldo Emerson praising health and a cheerful disposition as more essential than talent.
Stella questions a kiss incident while Maybell insists no help was needed and jokes about happiness and humor in maps and women. The dialogue suggests a humorous, casual banter between two speakers about consent and reaction.
The piece contrasts 1000 horsepower airplane engines with ancient mythic images, noting how modern air machines outclass the legendary dappled steeds of Phaeton and a six-horse hitch in a noisy circuit car.
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