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Newspaper

The Clermont Courier

Location

Batavia, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Jan 27, 1909

Page

3

Women Struggle with Backache Kidney Ailments Feature

A testimonial from Mrs. Martin Douglass of Kingston New York describes relief from lame backache dizzy spells headaches and languor after using Doan's Kidney Pills. She cites irregular kidney secretions and says the remedy brought prompt relief. Sold by all dealers 50c a box Foster Milburn Co Buffalo NY.

Martin Douglass Cedar St. Kingston N. Y Dean Foster-Milburn Co Buffalo

Humorous Exchange Catches Guest's Bristling Reply

A playful dialog unfolds with Mr Dude declaring his resemblance to a carpet at the host’s feet and Miss Sly replying she will shake it soon, signaling a comical clash over etiquette and control.

Dude Miss Sly

Skin Eruption Cured by Cuticura Remedies

A Tennessee mother reports her two and a half year old daughter suffered a painful skin eruption on hips and upper legs, scratching constantly and losing sleep. After two doctors failed, two weeks of Cuticura Remedies cured her, with no relapses by age fourteen. Potter Drug & Chem. Corp. Boston prop.

R. R. Whitaker Winchester Tenn Potter Drug & Chem. Corp Sole Props Boston

A Slight Misunderstanding in a Seattle Letter

Five year old Helen Bentley of Los Angeles hears her grandmother's letter tell of a trip to Seattle and a battle with the grip. The child mishears and repeats “va lise” as a bold fight, turning a simple health note into a comic misunderstanding.

Helen Bentley Los Angeles Grandma Seattle Helen

Editorial Verdict From a Serious-Minded Jester Note

A letter accompanies a freight of humor sent to the editor. The note states a wife laughs at jokes indicating quality, or that she is. The editor stamps the margin with She is as a wry verdict.

Will Lesson From Cake Prompt

A humorous exchange shows a mother guiding a child to take the nearest piece of cake. When asked to switch the plate, the mother replies with a practical, playful tip about grabbing the piece closest to you.

Helen

Joy Work And the Other Kind

A compact ad essay promoting Grape Nuts as a daily breakfast to boost health and work joy. It argues nourishment from proper food fuels labor and happiness, citing testimonials and the slogan Read the Road to Wellville in every package.

Arch of Health Wellville

Clayton Urges Democrats to Build a Tariff Bill

Henry D. Clayton, chairman of the Democratic caucus, calls for a complete tariff bill to counter Republican positions. He argues the party lacks a coherent tariff stance and risks appearing weak without a positive platform. He warns Bryanism has driven Democrats off the tariff issue and questions the party’s vitality for a national rebirth.

Henry D. Clayton House of Representatives Bryan Cleveland Clayton Congress

Knox Defends Cuba Policy and State Department Reform

A San Francisco Argonaut editorial argues for an informed Cuban policy under Secretary of State Knox. It urges an active information bureau in both Cuba and the U S to publish origins of disturbances to shape understanding and guide non annexation solutions. It defending Knox as cautious and prudent in foreign diplomacy.

United States Cuba Knox Taft Senator Knox America San Francisco Argonaut

United States Staunch for Peace Admits World Role

A Parisian newspaper quotes Mr. Taft stating the United States remains firmly committed to world peace. He expresses a New Year wish for global peace and notes the U S influence will always favor peace, a factor the world cannot ignore.

United States Taft Paris

Bryan faces third defeat and self critique cited

A St Louis Globe Democrat report notes Mr. Bryan offered several explanations for his third election defeat but did not acknowledge any deficiency in the unsuccessful candidate.

Bryan St. Louis Globe. Democrat

Bryan to Take Hand in Politics

A brief note states that Mr. Bryan plans to engage in political affairs, signaling a potential shift toward active public involvement and leadership.

Bryan

Bryan The Mystery 1908 Answer and Political Influence

The Charleston News and Courier notes Mr Bryan claims the best solution to The Mystery of 1908 and predicts Taft’s election via financial and industrial interests. The piece argues such interests encompass merchants bankers manufacturers workers and farmers and questions Bryan's willingness to serve them or the broader public.

Charleston News and Courier Bryan Taft Mr. Bryan News and Courier

Tariff on Hides Should Come Off

An Evening Wisconsin statement argues the hides tariff is unnecessary and harmful. It claims the import tax raises the cost of footwear, burdens American industry, reduces foreign trade, and was an unnecessary add on to the McKinley and Dingley tariffs.

United States South America Great Britain Germany Wisconsin

American Fleet Reaches Suez Prepares for Sicily Relief

The American battleship fleet reached Suez two days early and was ordered to hasten to Sicily to aid earthquake survivors. Yankton and Culgoa followed with medical staff and provisions while coal supplies waited at Port Said. Ships would proceed to Messina as needed, signaling a ready navy in action.

Suez Sicily Yankton Port Said Messina

Tariff Revision Should Be Defined by Congress

The article argues that tariff debates cause waste and uncertainty and calls for Congress to define the revision principle and rely on expert testimony. It urges impartial investigation of production cost labor cost and profit rates to set duties for each schedule and end periodic business halts.

Congress Pittsburg Dispatch

Costumes Described With Cedar Green and Reddish Plum Styles

The article details two period costumes. The first uses reddish plum cloth with a nine-gored skirt and elaborately trimmed semi-fitting coat, large satin hat, and specific material quantities. The second features cedar green cloth with a plain long skirt, short-waisted bodice, satin ribbon accents, velvet hat, and listed fabric needs.

Willow-green cashmere dress description

A delicate willow-green cashmere dress features a slightly full skirt with a central box-plait, a smocked blouse with box-plaits and a turn-over collar trimmed with cord loops and silk buttons. Sleeves are smocked at the wrists with a frilled hem, and a darker ribbon sash completes the outfit. Materials required: 4 yards 46 inches wide.

Shading In Embroidery Techniques

The article advises careful shading in embroidery with colors gradually running into each other. It notes shades of silk are numbered and suggests avoiding very deep tones except where flowers or leaves are entirely in shadow.

Bead Flowers and Trim Options for Cashmere Frocks

The article describes trims for cashmere gowns including messaline atsin with matching sagh and gold lace sleeves, plus ecru nets embroidered to harmonize with the fabric. It notes a novelty trimming to outline the tucker and highlights bead flowers as a millinery craze, though costly and heavy, with steel bead roses on black or gray velvet toques.

Fashionable season for flowers on gowns and gowns

The piece describes wearing large French blossom bouquets as a fashion trend. It notes heavy real flowers risk staining fabrics, while vivid color combinations are embraced. Scarlet poppies and American Beauty roses are favored, with gardenias for dark gowns. A single flower type is preferred, pinned below the bust on the left.

Bad Effects of Anger on a Girl's Complexion

A girl with a quick temper may suffer red spots and a dry painful skin during and after anger. The piece advises checking temper first, as little can help the skin while anger persists, and suggests self-control before creams or lotions.

Trimming Forecast Adds Modern Touch to Fall Dresses

New fall dresses gain style with piping of checked material. A black suit features a tiny black and white checked serge trim while plain material dresses gain modish appeal from bands of checked taffeta. The update suggests a fresh, up-to-date look for varied outfits.

New Apron Styles Highlight Embroidered Borders

The latest aprons feature cross barred muslin or linen fabrics. Edges are finished with insertion and lace and a small embroidered design along the bottom and sides. Embroidery uses colored silk or white mercerized cotton with solid padding and lace beading across the top.

Alberta land beckons: a Washington farmer’s tale

In a letter from May 1908, P. S. Austin of Birch Lake Alberta details his shift from a failed Washington mercantile career to farming in Western Canada. He describes rapid settlement, thriving cattle and crops, low land prices, and a favorable climate, urging others to seek land at 10 to 15 dollars per acre.

Austin Western Canada Ranfurly Alberta J. N. Grieve Spokane Washington Edmonton Birch Lake Canada Western

Baroness Known for Self Focus Sparks Gossip

In a lively exchange a speaker notes the baroness never references other women while she constantly defends and centers herself in conversations. The remark highlights social dynamics and reputational rumors surrounding her public persona.

Catarrh Cure Promises Reward and Reader Warning

A fragmented ad style notice offers a $100 reward and mentions the paper as a warning about a claimed disease cure. The text is unclear but centers on catarrh and a call for readers to verify such sensational claims.

Breakfast table quip on morning wash and excuses

The mother asks Cyril if he washed his face while he mutters a sluggish excuse. The scene mentions Delineator style lines and a note about Souders Cream of Tatter Baking Powder and Bouders Extracts. It ends with a remark that arms and laws do not flourish together.

Cyril Bat Souders

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