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Newspaper
The Clermont Courier
Location
Batavia, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jan 15, 1913
Page
7
A light dialogue about a grandmother accused of being in a brass band. A child asks if Mrs Blow belongs to a brass band and notes her mother’s quip that she is always blowing her own horn. The exchange plays on a pun about brass instruments.
A light exchange about photos during a trip shows the speaker insisting they need not be in every plate while Oscar suggests inclusion. The conversation emphasizes sharing memories and enjoying the journey.
Doctor asks about lucid intervals for a very ill husband. Mrs J replies she has not heard anything except what the doctor ordered, referencing Lippincott's.
In a campaign moment a positive candidate concedes self-contradiction in speech. He asserts he is the sole member of the party ready to risk such contradictions, framing it as bold personal privilege and a distinctive stance within the party.
A Philadelphia couple dreaded meals yet felt hungry, blaming coffee and tea for indigestion and nerves. They tried doctors and tonics with little relief, but after trying Postum they avoided coffee, felt better, and recommended it to friends. Instant Postum described as convenient and uniform in flavor, sold by grocers in 60 cup tins and 100 cup packs.
James N. Cox urges Ohio legislators to place experts on state boards, streamline departments, expand police powers for welfare, and embrace measures from the 1912 constitutional convention including home rule for cities, public utilities valuation, and a modern school system. He pushes licensing of liquor, civil service merit, and farm credit study.
The Clermont County Treasurer I J B Turner in Batavia Ohio announces the mills levied on property for the 1912 tax year. The notice lists the assessed property and the tax rate under the law in force.
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