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Newspaper

The Clermont Courier

Location

Batavia, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Jan 15, 1930

Page

2

Naval limit talk moves toward agreement in London

A large US delegation sails for London without fixed orders but with Hoover backing any accord among the five powers. Washington signals mark plan to cut 200000 tons of US navy and curb cruisers while seeking a three to four month conference result amid French calls for a six year holiday and league adoption.

London Hoover Washington Europe Tardieu France United States Great Britain League of Nations League

Prohibition Rift Deepens Between House and White House

Prohibition spurs a split as House leaders warn the joint prohibition committee likely won’t pass. Senate had sent the measure to the House Rules Committee three weeks earlier. Speaker Longworth said the House will not cede its independent committee functions.

House of Representatives White House House Hoover Senate House Rules Committee Nicholas Longworth

DWARD BOK Dies at 66 in Florida Home

Edward Bok longtime editor of the Ladies' Home Journal and philanthropist died suddenly at his winter home near Lake Wales Florida at age sixty six. Born in Holland he rose from modest beginnings to fame and fortune before giving much of his wealth to public charities. Also noted is Prof Henry J Cox chief of the Chicago weather service and the oldest weather forecaster in active service.

Dward Bok Ladies’ Home Journal Lake Wales Fla Holland Mr. Bok Henry J. Cox The Weather Service Chicago

Pershing declines Nebraska Senate bid

General John J. Pershing stated he does not desire to seek public office, despite a Nebraska movement urging him to run against Senator George W. Norris. He called the idea an honor for others, but said his decision is final.

John J. Pershing Nebraska George W. Norris United States Senate Western Newspaper Union

Reggie Finds Job Promise to Win Matty’s Fortunes

Reginald Brown, two years with Matilda Hawkins, fears poverty and plans to propose. Aunt Tilda recruits Percy Deighton to stage a scheme to spur him. Deighton pretends interest. Matty worries but agrees to a ruse. Reggie later lands a paying office manager job, hinting at partnership to come.

Eginald Brown Matilda Hawkins Reginald Matilda Reggie Matty Tilda Percy Deighton Mr. Deighton Lawton Old Deighton

No Time Lost Says Businessman Heroic Time Use

An Indianapolis businessman famed for duty explains weekly movie outings with his wife. He says it costs no more time to attend a film than to hear the full tale after his wife returns.

Indianapolis Indianapolis News

Worth While Quotation on Soldiers of God's Army

The quote argues not all men are true, sharing a common struggle against darkness. It questions mistaking others and urges unity, noting battles should be against flaws within rather than against fellow beings in differing uniforms. It cites Carlyle as the source of the reflection.

Carlyle

New York Church Traces Historic Roots to 1626

The Collegiate church of New York began meetings in 1626 in New Amsterdam at the horse mill loft on present No 20 South William Street. Its ministers have served since 1628 and its Marble Church site evolved from Hastings marble on the outskirts to be called Fifth Avenue Twenty-ninth Street and finally Marble Collegiate Church in 190.

The Collegiate Church of New York New Amsterdam South William Street Mill Street Province of Fletcher Hastings Fifth Avenue Twenty-ninth Street

Lower Forms of Life Sacred to Egyptians

Ancient Egypt venerated nearly 100 animals including bulls birds and reptiles and mummified them at high cost. Prof Roy L Moodie of the Field Museum reports extensive use of linen wrappings sarcophagi carvings and statuary for these sacred remains. Birds such as hawks falcons and kites were also preserved with many packages containing forty birds each and dipped in pitch before wrapping.

Egypt Roy L. Moodie Field Museum of Chicago

London Slot Machines May Record Voices on Metal Disks

Inventor proposes placing voice recording slot machines on London streets soon. If popular, they will spread to other cities. Record is etched on a secret metal alloy disk and can be transferred to a phonograph immediately.

London

Ancient Baby Carriage Sheds Attic Treasures in Augusta

An Augusta Maine item showcases a sixty five year old wooden ribbed carriage with large wheels and a tilting fringed top. The seat accommodates a seven year old, marking one of the state’s most interesting attic finds.

Augusta Maine

Baby Sucker Triumph Sparks Adorable Lineup

Detroit News reports a scene of affection as a baby finishes an all day sucker and onlookers form a line to kiss the child. The moment captures a communal display of endearment and warmth surrounding a small child.

Detroit News

Embryo Writer and Office Boy clash over editor’s review

A humorous exchange from London Tit-Bits about an editor who refuses to read an article despite promises of persuasive tactics. The Office Boy insists the editor would accept it if read, while the Embryo Writer notes this will not happen.

Office Boy London

Measuring Greatness Beyond Faults and Praises

A reflection on how to judge a notable figure by standout merits rather than errors, stressing positive qualities as the true measure of a great person. The quote suggests evaluating excellence over fault to understand true impact.

When People Become Good Enough to Obey a Law

The statement argues that moral improvement makes temperance laws unnecessary, suggesting laws function as a crutch until individuals act rightly. It implies that legislation is redundant if citizens already practice restraint.

Whirl of society a lure for the indolent

In the social whirl described as a bustling arena, the text frames it as a tempting but exhaustingly fast scene that tempts idle individuals to join yet proves draining and demanding.

Phillips Milk of Magnesia brings relief from gas and sour stomach

A nostalgic ad explains that Phillips Milk of Magnesia neutralizes acid quickly and soothes the digestive system. It promises temporary relief, broad use for adults and children, and cautions to seek the genuine Phillips product.

Phillips

Spinach aversion and family humor in a cozy scene

A five year old kid dodges spinach with a coed sister pushing growth through a joke about eating greens. The sister pleads for a permanent wave price while fearing the spinach might fail. Weather talk hints at showers as brides receive well wishers.

May

Pain in My Side Nerves Upset Toledo Woman Endorses Favorite Prescription

Mrs G W Ayers of Ontario Street, Toledo, reports pain in the side and upset nerves, saying after taking several bottles of Dr. Pierce's Favorite Prescription she regained strength and health. She endorses the tonic nervine and recommends it to other women. All dealers supply the medicine. Send 10 cents for a trial packet to Dr. Pierce's Clinic in Buffalo New York and write for free medical advice.

Toledo Ohio Dr. Pierce G. W. Ayers Ontario St

Growth in U S Natural Gas Output 1922 to 1927

Production rose from 725.0 billion cubic feet in 1922 to 1.164 trillion in 1925 and 1.445 trillion in 1927. Value increased from 196 million to 255 million dollars, with a 132.4 billion cubic feet gain from 1925 to 1927.

United States

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