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Newspaper
The Clermont Courier
Location
Batavia, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jan 07, 1903
Page
2
An advertising fragment invites readers to request details on Nebraska farming opportunities. It highlights grain and fruit potential, cattle profit, healthful climate, churches, schools, and cheap land with easy terms. It promotes two illustrated booklets and a cheap excursion by rail on specific Tuesdays, urging readers to ask ticket agents for information.
The Troy Times notes that 1902 sees record prices for essentials due to last year’s corn shortfall and broader agricultural pressures. A larger cereal harvest and coal supply improvements expected to lower costs, with the New York Commercial projecting a decline toward 1888–89 levels and relief for buyers.
A quoted editorial argues against labeling laws as anti trust and urges framing measures as trust regulation. It cautions that Roosevelt warned against hostile approaches to industrial combinations and favors precise, issue based terminology in proposed laws.
A collage notes Mrs Mary A Kidders as an elderly New England poet who keeps writing. It recalls Macaulay’s long History of England and mentions Sappho and Aphrodite as revered poets. It notes the sultan of Turkey forbidding books to clear room for his own publishing project. It comments on Spearman's railroad stories and a Viennese journalist comparing Siemiradzki to Sienkiewicz with Quo Vadis inspiration. Siemiradzki's Rome years and Pompeii study are noted alongside Alma Tadema.
A roundup of facts notes Cairo’s sole medical school in Egypt, Berlin’s bridges, Paris’ 2.65 million population with 1.2 million provincials or foreigners, a Vienna wedding where the bride is 81, a great-grandmother, Vladivostok’s crematorium in the Russian empire, aliens naturalized in Britain with Russia and Germany dominant, Balkan timber export to South Africa, Egypt’s desert areas showing lowest mortality, Egypt’s national rate of 38.9 per 1000, and Antwerp’s claim of coal fields exceeding 500 million tons.
The Venice mainland bridge spans 12000 feet with 222 arches. The Colorado Midland claims the highest U S rail crossing at 11530 feet. A weekly train de luxe will run Cape Town to Bulawayo in 74 hours. NSW census records include ages 100 101 104 107 and 113 years with multiple centenarians.
A compilation of editorials critiques on imperialism, Bryan’s fortune, and expansionism with reactions from the Troy Times and Cleveland Leader. It notes Secretary Shay’s stance against aiding speculators and discusses the House’s $500,000 trust‑busting appropriation shaping the 1904 Republican stance.
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