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Newspaper
The Clermont Courier
Location
Batavia, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jan 12, 1916
Page
8
The Clermont Courier lists subscriptions. Bravia 10 January 12 1916, with rates for Courier combinations. Local notices include obituaries, church revival, club events, and a corn show.
January 15 event with Mrs Speidel and Mrs Macdonald focusing on Cincinnati’s philanthropic efforts and educational opportunities with Miss Burlew involved in the officer election.
Pediatric ad notes children cry for Fletcher's Castoria. Mentions Dr J J Werner and early dental work including teething and tooth extraction notes.
Miss Pauline Wallace of Milford was hurt in Columbus when a switch engine bumped her train. She was thrown against a hand rail, breaking one rib and injuring her back. She is slowly improving. the injuries are painful but not dangerous.
As 1915 ends, Maysville Kentucky shuts all liquor houses for the first time in 130 years after a county local option election in September 1915. The note recalls Daniel Boone among the early liquor sellers in the town.
In the auditor's report to the State from Adams county the figures show a debt of 327829.69 dollars. Interest on this amount will approach 14000 dollars sufficient to pay all court officials, with many rural districts behind, and under the one per cent law more are in trouble.
P. F. G. Clark of Milford, among Ohio's oldest citizens, at over 101 years, is in good health during a brief visit from his grandson Howard Clark of Indianapolis. He has witnessed the Miami valley transform from unsettled land to a thriving, thickly settled area.
Bethel Grange No. 1942 announces its 1916 officers led by Worthy Master Edward Wilson and Overseer Jas Burke with Grace Bredwell as Lecturer Elmer Swope as Secretary Edwin Reed as Treasurer Herbert Ross as Chaplain and a slate of stewards trustees and officers. Membership stands at 300.
The outlook outlines a sequence of storm periods from January 7 to February 28 with central dates, rising temperatures, rain and snow, and periods of cold clear weather. Expect winds shifting westward by the 24th with a sharp cold finish spreading to the east by month’s end.
A government report shows that between January 1 and November 1, 1915, the United States exported horses valued at 83,813,184 dollars and mules worth 20,686,754 dollars to war countries. The shift to motor power has reduced domestic demand for horses as autos and auto trucks replace them for plowing and transport.
The quote contrasts enthusiasm with serene virtue. It argues true moral strength lies in calm mind and steady resolve to follow laws, while feverish zeal, though vivid, ends in exhaustion and weakness.
A target with a central nucleus and concentric rings emits a colored flame at each hit, revealing the exact impact point and value to the shooter, removing the need for a separate marker.
Dean Johnson of New York University warns that selling is essential for any young businessman even if not a salesman. He notes everyone must sell their own services, a demanding early career task.
A 96 year old man from Ilketshall Suffolk England dies leaving a large family. He had 25 siblings, two sisters aged 94 and 82 and a brother aged 84. He is survived by nine children, 51 grandchildren, 50 great grandchildren and 2 great great grandchildren.
A dialogue passage contrasts old and new methods for emptying eggs during preparation. An elderly woman marvels at improvements, recalling how in her youth people simply made holes in both ends and sucked out the contents while a younger voice explains a perforated apex and base approach.
Winter indoor life and heavy food slow the body and dull the mind. Foley Cathartic Tablets promise to tone stomach and bowels, enliven the liver, cleanse the system and restore a light free feeling of digestion and health. Nash Pharmacy sells them.
W. E. Conover offers at public auction starting 9 o clock Saturday January 15 at his home farm implements horses cows hay corn and all farm items. Lunch served. Usual terms. Also includes a health note promoting Burdock Blood Bitters as a cleansing blood tonic priced at $1.00.
The community celebrates the dedication of a new school building in Newtonsville with 103 pupils enrolled at opening. Local officials note the project reflects credit on Newtonsville and the county and foresee more centralized schools forthcoming.
An old advertisement urges avoiding exposure and drafts and taking Dr King’s New Discovery. It claims the pine tar based remedy kills cold germs soothes the throat heals the mucous membrane and promises satisfaction after over four years of use.
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