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Newspaper

The Clermont Courier

Location

Batavia, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Jan 20, 1926

Page

7

Farm Relief Question Becomes a National Issue

The speaker argues for a federal farm board to curb surpluses and boost co operative farming. Aims to store or export excess, funded by producers through cooperative associations, tying policy to strengthening agricultural cooperatives and economic science.

Brazil England America Federal Reserve Banking System Federal Farm Board

Free Will of American People as Peace Asset

The passage argues that the US free will remains the greatest peace asset, not from virtue but from restrained temptations. It claims self interest favors peace and urges nations tempted toward war to heed covenants, while the United States should act uncovertly and justly when public opinion supports it.

United States

College Education Worth: Satisfaction Over Salary

A study from Minneapolis shows that five years after starting work women with various education levels earn different amounts. Those with university education often earn less than some with high school training, suggesting college value lies in enjoyment and life satisfaction rather than purely monetary return.

Minneapolis

I Am a Scholar and Professor Because I Love my Calling

Sensational writers claim professors lead dull lives but the speaker vows to stay in academia. He describes the calling as the noblest, happiest life despite privations, praising daily growth in understanding and the joy of teaching youth who respond with eagerness to new truths.

Fiction With a Camera Not Realism Despite Claims

The piece argues photography cannot fully capture life and inner character. It favors art as a broader medium for lasting fiction and warns that some novelists overstate the camera’s role in depicting reality.

Crossword Puzzle Clues Mixed in Old Newspaper Page

A dense list of numbered crossword clues runs across the page with definitions and word lengths. The winding set includes terms like a female sheep and a coral island among many others, with a note that the solution will appear in the next issue.

How to Solve a Crossword Puzzle Card

Clear guide to filling a crossword grid with numbered clues. Defines horizontal and vertical entries. Explains black squares separate words and no letters go there. Notes words are dictionary based with exceptions for proper names and abbreviations.

Build Your Body Back to Health with Tanlac

From the four corners of the earth we gather the roots barks and herbs used in Tanlac. The formula has helped millions with indigestion loss of appetite and rheumatic symptoms. Start now to feel rested refreshed and ready for work. Take Tanlac Vegetable Pills for constipation.

Record in Life Insurance Near Fifteen Billion Dollars

The article notes life insurance reaching about 15.5 billion dollars in new policies, vastly higher than a year’s business 25 years prior, with Uncle Sam’s people holding about 72 billion dollars in life coverage, described as possibly a world record for prudent providence.

Uncle Sam Capper

Hospital for the intelligent quip in asylum visit

Two women toured an asylum and one asked a patient if it was a hospital for the insane. The patient answered that it was a hospital for the intelligent, illustrating a witty moment during the visit.

If You Improve Memory Do Something You’d Forget

A pithy gnomic line suggests improvement actions should be worth forgetting. The sentiment frames memory enhancement as risky, urging choices that yield relief from regret rather than permanent gain. The wording reads like a paradoxical counsel common in aphoristic advice columns.

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