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Newspaper
The Clermont Courier
Location
Batavia, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jan 23, 1929
Page
7
A vintage ad promotes Phillips Milk of Magnesia as a safe anti acid for sour stomach and indigestion. It cites medical endorsement and broad acceptance by men and women, noting the Phillips name as the registered trademark since 1875.
In Paris a woman wore a pale silk dress printed with a light etched map of the city. The design features the Louvre Notre Dame Arc de Triomphe and the Seine tracing a back covering route from land to the Bois de Boulogne.
An advertisement promotes Pape's Cold Compound as a fast remedy for colds reaching the throat or lungs. It urges readers to attend social events despite illness and claims relief by noon.
A Woman's Home Companion quote states the first essential for studying any subject is to escape personal prejudice and personal opinions. The advice urges focusing on objective learning and rejecting biased viewpoints to improve understanding.
Louisv ille Courier Journal notes a legal maxim about silent film era rhetoric while reflecting on the adage actions speak louder than words. The piece cites a bygone judge’s quip and ties it to evolving communication in cinema.
A vintage advertisement promotes Peru-Na as the World's Greatest Stomach Remedy. It claims regular stomach function boosts work performance and vitality, urging readers to buy a bottle from their druggist and start benefiting today.
Children show signs of upset stomach such as headache dizziness feverishness and restless nights. Mother Gray's Sweet Powders relieve constipation cleanse the stomach sweeten breath and act as a general tonic. Used by mothers for over 80 years they are sold by all druggists with no substitutes expected.
A reader is urged to write H. Cole Watkins, Box 298, Scranton, Pa, for information about a chemist’s formula used for 17 years with noted success in relieving stomach distress such as pain, gas, heartburn, and fullness after meals.
Fashion writer Julia Botromley details satin hats flowing with machine stitching and bold brims, highlighting black satin as a staple and new shades like gray and beige. The piece notes elaborate back treatments on evening gowns, trimmed straws, and metal ribbon flower accents, with Paris influenced ornaments and innovative stitching across materials.
Paris The aging leader Georges Clemenceau says he sleeps little and faces loneliness as he recalls the dead in the quiet hours. He admits writing memories of Claude Monet while alone in his room, after friends asked how many visitors he receives. He declares I am alone, monsieur, alone.
Soviet authorities press a thorough program to remold Russia’s music and culture. A new department spreads propaganda and directs policies to erase pre revolutionary forms while promoting a new Soviet music scene and state approved artists.
Oklahoma City reports a novelty oil venture where a promoter sells a bottle containing 1 dram of the local discovery oil for 25 cents. With 1200 drams per barrel, the scheme claims a potential $12500 per barrel if every dram is sold, with bottles bought as souvenirs or gifts nationwide.
Shanghai businessmen protest price increases for brides as Nationalist focus on Nanking and Shanghai. The report notes that wealthier men seek wives at higher prices while poorer men can still obtain younger girls for about $100 in Shang currency.
A Mineral Wells Texas Index note reflects on recurring discouragements across eras. The writer argues modern readers overemphasize current woes, recalling how buffalo hide markets in New York also slumped a half century ago, offering perspective on collective mindset.
A philosophical note argues that some individuals hold an innate capacity to err, suggesting error is a common human trait rather than a flaw. The piece examines how perceptions of fallibility shape judgment and behavior.
The quote questions claiming strong will without real trials. It argues that true resolve shows itself when faced with challenging situations and tested circumstances.
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