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Newspaper
The Clermont Courier
Location
Batavia, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jan 19, 1916
Page
3
In a quoted exchange a defense attorney allegedly taunts jurors claiming they face criminal consequences if they do not acquit his client. The remarks surface amid ongoing murder case proceedings stirring questions about juror independence.
Druggists refund if it fails. Be Grove’s signature on each box. Two satirical lines mention Miss Sycamore of Terre Haute asking for deviled crabs and Miss Emerson of Boston requesting satanized crustaceans.
Odd household tip notes dampening the rug's underside to make it lie flat. The piece also hints at men meeting ideals without needing high flight.
A traveler enters an inn and asks for brandy while lamenting his failing eyesight. A Quaker calmly suggests he wear his spectacles over his mouth for a few months to allow his eyes to heal.
The text recommends applying Han ford's Balsam thoroughly to sprains and bruises and rubbing it in. It also notes that about two thirds of men who visit the office on business seek money directly or indirectly.
Special Columbus report notes Governor Willis underlines Scribner's death sentence for murdering a Toledo policeman as board members visit and question him. The piece also details a successful wood alcohol blindness cure, Ohio fire marshal talks with Ontario, and upcoming McKinley birthday speeches by Herrick and Daugherty.
A sharp exchange about melancholy features a character who mocks those who lament misdeeds of others and cannot smile because of neighbors' wickedness. The dialogue pinpoints a contrast between personal mood and social judgment.
Mrs. M J Porter Mrs J Jacques and Mrs M E B Ferrer of Bolivar Missouri endorse Vap O Rub as an outside treatment for colds and other inflammations. They report it relieves sore throats bronchitis and sunburn and note three sizes 25c 50c and 1.00.
A comic exchange shows a servant refusing to join without a parking space. The ad touts Hanford's Balsam of Myrrh offering a money back guarantee through authorized dealers. A moral question about a selfish man ends the piece.
An advertisement promotes Hanford's Balsam as a fast burning relief. The line about deserved outcomes echoes a philosophical aside: most get what they deserve, few recognize it.
Anuric marketed as life safety through urine tests for insurance risk. Dr. Pierce of the Invalids Hotel and Surgical Institute in Buffalo sells samples and claims Anuric dissolves uric weld, cleanses kidneys, and regulates blood pressure. Advert supports health and longevity for stated risks and promotes related products.
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