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Newspaper

The Clermont Courier

Location

Batavia, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Jan 07, 1920

Page

3

A Mother's Advice On Dr Pierce Favorite Prescription

A reader from Conneant Ohio recounts relief from pregnancy-related pain and weakness after using Dr Pierce's Favorite Prescription. The letter praises improved health for mother and baby and urges other women to try the tonic. The ad notes availability from druggists and a sample offer by sending ten cents to the Invalids' Hotel in Buffalo New York.

Conneant Ohio Dr. Pierce Frank Luce Elyria The Invalids’ Hotel Buffalo

Dr King's New Discovery Endures As Family Remedy

Fifty years old and always reliable this cold remedy from Dr King’s line is praised for stopping grippe throat-tearing coughs and croup. Advertised as standard nationwide and suitable for the whole family with druggists carrying it.

Dr. King

New Life Pills Claim Regular Bowels Regulate Health

An advertisement extols King's New Life Pills as a cure for irregular bowel movements and constipation. It promises mild, thorough cleansing to promote proper waste flow without harsh laxative effects, claiming druggists carry the product.

Dr. New Life Pills King Lim

Relief for pains in quick first round select reliever

A familiar pain reliever touted for rheumatic aches soreness stiffness sprains and neuralgic pains promises speedy relief without rubbing. It is advertised as clean refreshing and available at drug stores in 35c 70c and 1.40 prices.

Major League Players Turn to Clay Target Shooting

A survey of baseball stars who take up trapshooting shows pitchers and position players alike embracing the sport during off seasons. Notables like Charles Bender Christy Mathewson Walter Johnson and Joe Bush are highlighted for their trapshooting prowess and league league ties.

Bender Charles Albert Chief Pennsylvania Railroad Philadelphia Red Sox Biedleman Club Bob Shawkey Grover Cleveland Alexander The Phils Billy Killefer Oscar Dugey Eddie Burns Dugey Pittsburgh Tex Mathewson Christy Mathewson Giants Matty Harry Davis Athletics Otis Crandall Joe Jackson Tyrus Cobb Tris Speaker Cobb Georgia Frank Baker Charley Herzog Firebrand Maryland Jack Dunn Eddie Collins Walter Johnson Hermat Bronkie Indianapolis Sam Leever Deacon Phillips

Griffith Refuses Waiver for Lee Griffith

Washington manager Clark Griffith rejects waivers on Charley Lee amid Cincinnati Herrmann bid for five players. Lee, a Brooklyn native, starred in Rochester with 114 hits in 78 games and a .385 average, showing natural hitting potential despite rough fielding edges. Herrmann seeks to keep the youngster despite waivers, while Griff insists on the right to pursue his own roster.

Garry Herrmann Cincinnati Reds Charley Lee Clark Griffith Washington Lee Herrmann Griffith Rochester Pat Moran Sherry Magee Moran Pat Duncan Griff Brooklyn

Mike Gibbons Announces Permanent Retirement From Boxing

Mike Gibbons known as the St. Paul Phantom declares he will never again participate in a ring battle. He cites his promise to Mrs. Gibbons and notes he could stay briefly but has decided retirement is impractical to continue.

St. Paul Ring Mike Gibbons Gibbons

Then it must pay to worry says Louisville note

A brief Courier Journal quotation discusses worry as a cheap method to stave off trouble, noting the idea that concerns can be preemptive against unforeseen problems. The line suggests a skeptical view of excessive anxiety as a protective habit.

Louisville Courier-Journal

When Ships Had Figurehead and the American Line

A historical note on naval figureheads from the age of sail describes the U S ship America launched in 1782 with a female figurehead crowned with laurel. Portraits of Tyranny and Oppression on the stern, Mars on the quarter, Wisdom aloft, and an owl above. Philadelphia’s William Rush is praised as a premier ship carver.

United States America France Mars Philadelphia William Rush

Four More Years for Star Walter Johnson Says Griffith

Clark Griffith declares Walter Johnson has four or five years left and is as good as ever. Johnson, just past thirty two, appears a youngster when pitching. Griffith says rumors of a sore arm this season are false, citing a bad cold as the cause of early discomfort.

Clark Griffith Washington Club Walter Johnson Johnson Waller

Big 1920 Sports Hints From Coast to Coast

The piece notes long range plans for 1920 in Texas league preparations and all star selections along the Coast League. It mentions Jack Dempsey vs Jess Willard for a big purse, Babe Ruth possibly turning to boxing, and Mensel expected to join the Yankees at third base. Bob Simpson begins as Missouri coach overseeing military athletic work.

Bob Simpson Missouri University Mensel Yankees

National Preferences and Family Quips on Ham Bone

A humorous exchange contrasts cold English with hot Scotch. The speaker argues a man should have backbone for himself and ham bone for the rest of the family. The quip reflects playful stereotypes and domestic wit.

Multilingual Skill Fails to Translate to Living

An odd caption notes that a man claims to speak seven languages yet struggles to earn a living. The passage shifts to an advertisement for Sage eye balsam promising relief for tired watery eyes and eyestrain.

Surprise party ends in domestic scuffle at Fiddle Creek

A resident recalls surprising Jord Prodd and his wife at their home. The scene turned violent as Miz Prodd restrained Jord with a skillet while the couple’s children watched and bet on outcomes, amid family boasts of kin to outlaws.

Jord Prodd Fiddle Creek Straddle Ridge Mizzus Prodd Jord Buck Jesse James Mizzuz Prodd Kansas City Star

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