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Newspaper
The Clermont Courier
Location
Batavia, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jan 14, 1925
Page
3
The article explains that fusee chain parts were hand made with punches and dies. Rivets pins and the finishing of the chain were all done by hand. The use of fusee and chain as a motor equalizer is now limited to marine chronometers.
In Scranton Mrs Henry B Stipp says she was told by doctors she faced an incurable condition until eight bottles of Dr Pierce Favorite Prescription and Irantic Tablets restored her health. She urges others to seek further information and notes availability from all dealers.
The cross word puzzle list shows numerous clues across horizontal and vertical sections. It includes items such as Marsh young goat engrossed organs of head and many more, with a note that the solution will appear in the next issue and a reference to the previous solution.
The annual report by Stephen T. Mather urges broader use of national parks in winter, noting parks as top winter playgrounds. It highlights a push for an East park in Virginia’s Blue Ridge, and mentions Sequoia redwood inclusion and private ownership as hurdles east of the Mississippi. Congress created Utah National Park to include Bryce Canyon.
Clear instructions explain filling a grid with dictionary words. Numbers mark starting letters for horizontal and vertical entries. Fill white squares until a black square stops each word. Letters go only in white spaces, no letters in black spaces.
William Green, long associated with the United Mine Workers, is elected president of the AFL by the executive council to serve until the next convention ten months away. James H. Noonan becomes eighth vice president to fill the vacancy. John L. Lewis hails Green as the wise choice to carry forward Gompersist principles and secure cooperation of organized labor.
United States commissioner of education John J. Tigert argues that education should integrate recreation. He notes the shift from savings to play, with municipal playgrounds and supervised bathing areas now common in cities. He calls the summer camp the major advance, linking education with outdoor life and emphasizing health, fair play, and sportsmanship as educational pillars.
Washington gossip says Senator Medill McCormick may accept a diplomatic post abroad after his senate term ends March 4 1925. Alanson Houghton American ambassador to Berlin is viewed as a candidate for the British post, with State Department plans unclear and discussions hinting Kellogg’s possible role in future arrangements.
A brief quotation attributed to Morris notes that harmony arises from conflict and disharmony yields beauty in music and art.
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