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Newspaper
The Clermont Courier
Location
Batavia, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jan 21, 1931
Page
3
Notice of 1930 tax levies and due dates for Clermont County Ohio. It lists state and county millage, penalty for late personal property tax, office hours, payment deadlines December 20 1930 and June 20 1931, and instructions for statements.
The narrative recalls Montoya a Mexican recruit who rises from shepherding in New Mexico to lance corporal under Sergeant Gray with Aragon translating. It highlights Allied camaraderie with Australians, the rough reality of Meuse Argonne fighting, and a running joke about a front line major frustrated by a loud-running order.
A Detroit News witty quote contrasts morning golf mood with evening self assessment. A man greets the day with vigor and ends it by noting age and progress, humorously framing the day as a four year old start and an old man finish.
Advertises Castoria as a universal remedy for fretful infants and sleep troubles. Claims it soothes feverish or crying babies, with uses for colic constipation and diarrhea, and urges liberal continuing use as children grow. Recommends buying at drug stores and identifying the Fletcher signature on the wrapper.
A western observer claims California papers did not suppress local quake news. He notes that earthquakes in Los Angeles were reported by San Francisco papers, and temblors in San Francisco were covered by Los Angeles papers, citing cross state press coverage.
From early pregnancy to weaning, Phillips' Mitt of Magnesia aids nausea and heartburn, eases morning sickness, aids digestion, and provides mild laxative action for regular bowels. It neutralizes cow's milk for infant feeding. available in 25c and 50c bottles endorsed by physicians for 50 years.
Hunter Helmuth Voight found a solid gold ring with brilliants attached to the right foot of a pheasant shot near Lyons New York. The pheasant’s left foot was amputated above the spur, the hunter noted a steel trap cut the foot, and he could not explain how the ring ended up on the other foot.
A sixty year old locomotive began by helping lay Canadian Pacific tracks then aided the French canal dig attempt in Panama. It later hauled stone for San Francisco sea walls before returning to a logging railroad in the Canadian northwest.
A quip questions the fate of the back slapper and his ability to appeal to female voters, noting uncertainty about how he should campaign to win their support. The remark hints at political strategies and voter demographics shaping the contest.
A health advisory urges reaching for aspirin when a sharp headache strikes, recommending prompt tablets at the first sign of pain to prevent worsening. It warns against waiting to see if relief will come on its own and stresses quick analgesic use.
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