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Newspaper
The Clermont Courier
Location
Batavia, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jan 25, 1928
Page
7
That Stomach of Yours. Mrs. Maria E K Cox of Frankfort Kentucky reports long stomach trouble with souring food gas and intense pain. After taking Dr Pierce’s Golden Medical Discovery she gained relief and strength. All dealers carry both liquid and tablet forms.
In a brief exchange a customer asks for the check and is told the bank processed two copies, one from the customer and one from the bank, highlighting a duplicate payment issue.
A seasoned hunter and a Michigan farm journal warn the most dangerous animal is the farmer's domestic bull. Stories of fatal and near fatal attacks recur as careless handling, enclosure breaks, and feeding chores expose workers to crushing force, trampling and unexpected charges.
An article argues for taller silos and no tramping to preserve silage. Experiments at the University of Wisconsin farm show silage remains in good shape without trampling, allowing full bins with higher capacity and less labor. It notes distributors direct silage from the top, and higher silos save power and extend machinery life by reducing cutting speed and using appropriate pulley sizes.
Studies by the New York State College of Agriculture show dairy barn walls and lofts stay dry with proper ventilation. A. M. Goodman says one chimney suffices for most barns, with two at most, and the main expense is the chimney from mow floor to barn eaves. Upper flue sections can be installed when lofts are full to avoid scaffolding.
The article states that proper ventilation outweighs cable space per cow and specifies 600 to 800 cubical feet of air per cow. It also recommends an outlet flue cross section of 86 square inches per cow and a larger intake flue area, plus an efficient ventilation system.
A rain soaked street newsboy named Stuffy contemplates adoption riches before rescuing Annie Rushoyie and her mother Poviona from poverty. He helps them with groceries and shelter, then receives a surprising donor’s payment tied to a capsized car incident, fueling hopes of real help for the girl.
A beech tree cut in Epping forest near St Pauls revealed a Maltese cross carved inside its heart. The cross likely dated back hundreds of years, placed by a forester or pilgrim. The tree, four feet thick, stood for generations before being felled in the early 20th century.
Kinnikinnick, meaning mixed by hand, denotes tobacco blended with other plants to soften aroma or strength. Western tribes mixed tobacco with gum, sumac, barberry bark, manzanita and Jamestown weed, touchwood, dogwood bark, arrowwood, willow, and various woods, leaves, and even insects.
A child kneeling beside his bed interrupts the Lord's Prayer saying he is eighty tired and sleepy. He tells his mother he has prayed enough and that God knows it by heart, then asks to be allowed to go to bed.
A Boston News Bureau writer recalls vanadium’s history from medicinal fame to industrial metal. The Flannigan family of Pittsburgh once controlled it and funded a Cambridge Springs sanitarium of about 500000 dollars, now repurposed after years of heavy use and sale.
A fragment exchanges sharp lines with claims of truth and deception between a husband and wife. The brief dialogue hints at mistrust and deflection rather than resolution.
Authorities report large consignments of unripe fruit sent to cities despite warnings. Merchants allege mislabeling and delays, while officials call for improved sorting and timing to reduce spoilage and price drops.
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