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Newspaper
The Clermont Courier
Location
Batavia, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jan 12, 1910
Page
6
A 1909 testimonial from Mrs Edward Nenning of Watertown New York describes a severe eczema illness lasting six weeks with full body sores. She attributes full recovery to Cuticura Soap Ointment Resolvent after a first night’s sleep and three weeks of treatment.
A teacher laments lacking filial piety in society and contrasts Western manners with China and Japan. Willie retorts that his mother wears store bought hair and his father a yellow plush hat, undercutting the notion of parental reverence.
In Cambridge during a Yale Harvard game two Yale students ask a passer where Harvard University is. The reply notes Harvard is locked up because many Yale men are in town, adding a humorous note to the campus visit.
James R. Keene cites fox hunting as breeding savage traits in men. He tells a story of a rider named Jones who, seeing a friend's head in icy water, shouts duck and jumps the brook, refusing to aid his companion. The tale appears in the St. Louis Globe Democrat.
A judge sternly warns that the next interrupter will be expelled and sent home. The prisoner exclaims hooray, and the judge then ponders the proceedings.
A woman recalls chronic neuralgic headaches and weight loss from coffee. She credits Postum, after a doctor suggested it, with weight gain, headache relief, and clearer thinking. She urges reading The Road to Wellville and notes the product’s claimed benefits.
Dan Maitland discovers a woman’s handbag with clues to a missing set of jewels. The criminal mastermind Anisty frames Maitland and the girl in gray, provoking a tense cat and mouse across New York. Maitland plans a hotel safe retreat, unsure of allies, as danger converges at St Luke’s.
A Puck quotation notes Smith claims he has been graded from an automobile school. He refers to it as the aloia motor and expresses strong feelings about the matter.
Tommy questions the purpose of Uncle John’s marriage as Auntie explains it’s for love. Tommy muses that love can drive a man to almost anything, reflecting on family dynamics and affection.
A satirical line from Everybody's Magazine notes a southern male saying men should not chase women or streetcars as another comes along shortly. The quip contrasts gallantry with brisk, practical humor about courtship and transit.
A 48 page illustrated booklet offers advice on proper use of Marine Eye Remedies for eye trouble. The promotion claims the product soothes pain and strengthens weak eyes and is suitable for adults and babies for conditions like scaly eyelids and granulation.
Senator Sorghum discusses the dilemma of plagiarism in literary life. He says a writer often faces a conflict between being interesting and being original. The remark highlights tension between originality and engagement in discussion.
A witty reflection contrasts a woman’s prayer with nagging about heaven or hell and notes a boy’s discomfort in his Sunday clothes, capturing a preacher’s or columnist’s observant humor about manners and piety.
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