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The Clermont Courier

Location

Batavia, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Jan 17, 1917

Page

6

Cox Urges Bipartisan Push For Ohio Government Reform

Governor James M. Cox delivers a long address to the eighty second Ohio General Assembly urging strengthening of the workmen's compensation law, rural and urban education reforms, revised taxation under the Smith law, improved agricultural administration, sanitation, and highway improvements. He calls for a transparent budget, tighter local government audits, and a home for crippled children while recognizing soldiers' service.

Gov Harmon Donahey Stat General Assembly Department of Justice James M, Cox Governos

No Extra Session Only Bail Laws In The Way

Washington reports a belief that President Wilson will push two main measures through before March 4. The eight hour rail bill and an anti strike lockout bill face opposition but are viewed as likely to pass with administration support. Porto Rico citizenship and federal vocational education funding also feature in the affair.

George Clinton Washington Congress Wilson Interstate Commerce Commission White House Friends of the Administration Sam Shafroth Colorado Porto Rico United States Spain House of Representatives American Congress Federal Board For Secretary of the Interior Secretary of Agriculture Secretary of Commerce Secretary of Labor

Passing Notes On Lawn Lime Huckleberries And Crops

Thoroughly slaked lime may be used as fall and winter top dressing for lawns with one pound per thirty square feet. Huckleberries look to be a strong crop this year with price of 15 cents for four pounds. Maine potato yield averages 216 bushels per acre while New York averages 88. Roadsides in New York lack trees. A western New York nurseryman reports tulips blooming from the same bulbs for 82 years.

Maine New York

Electric Screwdriver Time Saver with Friction Clutch

The electric screwdriver is hailed as a time saver for workers as a friction clutch with a spring release stops the bit from turning when pressure is released while the motor keeps running.

Wild shrub in the Philippines yields atro pine and other drugs

Researchers report a widespread wild shrub across the Philippines contains large amounts of atro pine and at least one additional valuable drug. The finding raises questions about potential medical uses and regulatory controls in the region.

Philippines

California Syrup of Figs Ad for Child Health

An old style testimonial promotes California Syrup of Figs as a gentle, effective laxative for children and adults. The ad urges mothers to choose the product over harsh calomel and castor oil, noting a 50 cent bottle with clear dosing on the label.

California Adv

Greek dolls with movable limbs in clay and wax

The passage describes small Greek dolls made of clay and wax with bright colors and removable garments. Some dolls depict gods and heroes, and they are depicted as flexible, not rigid, with movable limbs.

If Your Eyes Smart or Feel Scalded

Advice suggests applying Roman Eye Balsam at bedtime to relieve sore burning eyes. The note frames it as a simple home remedy.

Marriage Prosperity Despite Eugenics Law in Milwaukee

The Sentinel reports rising marriage licenses in 1915 and 1916 versus 1914, noting the three year old eugenics law has not deterred nuptials. Mrs. G A Hipke defends the law, arguing tests protect public welfare and suggests expanding prenup examinations to include women.

Milwaukee G. A. Hipke

Bonus System in Japan Salaries Hidden by Bonuses

The Japan Times notes that top executives in Japan receive modest salaries but large bonuses. Directors at Mitsui reportedly earn about $100,000 yearly in bonuses while salaries may be around $250 a month. The piece also observes Jamaica exports with a US share exceeding seventy percent.

Japan Japan Times Mitsui Company

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