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Newspaper
The Clermont Courier
Location
Batavia, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jan 18, 1922
Page
3
An old herbal remedy advertises a vegetable compound to ease cramps pains and backache. It claims fifty years of use and medicinal plant ingredients corrected by pharmaceutical skill. The formula allegedly restores health and removes symptoms gradually.
An old advertisement urges mothers to give California Fig Syrup to soothe sick children and relieve constipation. It warns to ask for the genuine product with proper directions on the bottle and to beware of imitation syrups. The copy ends with a stray dialogue about hearing.
A biographical sketch traces Wilkie Collins with Charles Dickens, his work on Household Words and All the Year Round, and how Collins’ gift for intricate plots defined his fame through The Moonstone and The Woman in White. It recounts the Moonstone mystery, Rachel Verinder, Franklin Blake, Godfrey Ablewhite, Rosanna Spearman, and clues, suspicions, and investigations surrounding the legendary gem.
Penobscot farm at Cool in Colorado county California stocked an 8000 acre ranch with milk goats. The herd will be used exclusively in the manufacture of goat milk cheese.
The department of agriculture reports a new hog cholera serum reduces losses by about 40 million dollars annually. This breakthrough promises major savings for hog producers and supports dairy and meat industries nationwide.
Dublin reports the Dail ratified the treaty 64 to 57 ending a 750 year struggle for freedom. De Valera declares the republic still legal, Collins and Griffith urge unity, and Ulster faces boundary and debt terms while Ireland gains self government and a provisional parliament under the British Act.
Washington reports the state department told the American embassy in Mexico City to seek an explanation from the Mexican government over Saltillo municipality seizure of property owned by the Foreign Mission Board of the Southern Baptist Convention. Senator Harris of Georgia had protested to the department. The seized property ran a girls school. Argentine Polo team sails for England March 10 for British matches with fifty ponies shipped.
The United States Department of Agriculture outlines how cooperative bull associations outperform loose breeder agreements. Experts warn that without organized, experienced leadership and extension support, inbreeding plans cannot sustain adoption. Strong local interest and a regular extension presence improve long term success.
The article notes using warmed water for dairy cattle to improve milk qualities. It suggests cold water chills cows, increasing feed needs and potentially altering milk output and composition.
The article describes a hen that eats her eggs and an eye causing a drastic measure described as cutting off her head with an ax. It notes social learning among animals and possible contributing factors such as lack of food or grit.
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