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Newspaper
The Clermont Courier
Location
Batavia, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jan 26, 1927
Page
3
The Louisville Courier Journal questions whether advising proper sweeping stance is a dig at gossiping over the back fence. The editorial wades into a light social quarrel about etiquette and behavior in daily life.
An old Bayer advertisement warns buyers to look for the Bayer Cross on genuine Bayer Aspirin and notes a 26 year physician recommended safety. Ashop-and-move joke follows with a Brown and Smith exchange about moving tomorrow. A Wright’s Indian Vegetable Pills ad promises digestion safeguards. A separate line mentions an unpublished 1590 manuscript with many rejection slips.
A warning on lingering coughs after three days urges action before the danger zone reaches the lungs. Ayers Cherry Pectoral is advertised as a trusted remedy reaching deep into the throat chest and bronchial tubes to quiet the cough and bring relief.
Harvard Observatory director Dr. Harlow Shapley notes a record of two comets found on the same day. Comas-Sola of Fabra Observatory discovered a new comet in Cetus, designated Comas Sola's comet, while Neujmin rediscovered his comet near Leo in the eastern sky before sunrise. Both comets are faint, magnitudes 12 and 14, requiring telescopes to view.
The French government considers a sale of Ste Marguerite Island at the mouth of Cannes Bay. critics fear foreign capital and a model resort plan will ruin the Riviera. The Man in the Iron Mask, imprisoned there in 1687, remains a disputed historical figure.
A plant to build rain making machinery is rising in Leningrad. The Meliorative Institute sent a rain making expedition to Ganji in Trans Caucasus for experiments and reported brilliant success. Additional tests are ongoing in the Manggteppe and central Asia. Details of the method and machinery remain undisclosed.
A 360 pound boa named Succri, over 30 feet long, was captured in Matto Grosso and brought to Rio de Janeiro's zoological garden by Ignacio Augusto Nasci mento and his team after more than a year of pursuit. Twelve men needed to handle the massive reptile upon arrival.
Thomas F. Manville Jr., heir to millions, says his wife is a wonderful kid but they are not suited temperamentally and have separated. He states he will not be responsible for her debts, yet he pays her $1,000 monthly. She previously served as his father’s secretary.
Lt. Cmdr. T. J. Meyers and coast and geodetic survey teams test a hydrophone adapted device to hear hull noises on the ocean bed. They sweep the Washington coast from the Columbia River mouth to map unknown wrecks and noises, aiming to identify origins of strange underwater sounds.
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