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Newspaper
The Clermont Courier
Location
Batavia, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jan 28, 1903
Page
4
A 1903 Clermont County page reviews a German brain fatigue device and notes political fatigue in local Democrats. It reports U S Senate seating for a Utah Republican, a Tennessee liquor law near schools, and criticism of Warren county board of commissioners. It cites Venezuela under German bombardment, U S Panama project, and Monroe Doctrine stance.
Dr. Franklin Miles claims to send $4.00 worth of his New Individual Treatment free to each reader. He cites testimonials from well known figures and promises free examination charts for diseases of the heart stomach and dropsy. The article also recounts Argand’s lamp chimney invention from an oil flask fragment.
A brief exchange in a Boston Transcript item shows Maud asking if Kitty knows what people say about her. Kitty denies knowledge, and Maud suggests perhaps it is best that neither is enlightened about such gossip.
A Chicago Tribune excerpt shows Harold telling his sweetheart he thinks of her daily and notes he receives daily bills from Stoneking & Co. for the ring on her finger. The exchange reveals a blend of romance and financial obligation surrounding the jewel.
A sea anemone from the Firth of Forth was captured in 1828 and thrived in captivity until 1887. Judge Cox and his family are part of the sizable Washington colony at Narragansett Pier.
An advertisement asserts that Scott's Emulsion builds new flesh and rich blood for thin weak persons considered chronic cases by doctors. It promises lasting strength, nerves fortification, and appetite, and offers free doses while labeling remains on every bottle.
A survey traces outrageous dress from Chaucer through eighteenth century dandies. It surveys rainbow wardrobes of nobles, bishops wearing crimson satin, and village priests in pearl, noting extreme colors, oversized shoes, and daily beard starching.
Gov Nas aims to revoke the charters of six coal firms, a bold trust-busting move that could earn him a nickname like a Napolean of trust busters if it succeeds.
The article argues consumption is not inherited and promotes Dr. Pierce products as cures. It cites a testimonial from K. E. Robinett of Xerxes Penn stating weight gain from sixteen bottles of Golden Medical Discovery and urges accepting no substitutes. It also mentions Dr. Pierce's Pleasant Pellets as cleansing the system.
Mrs Sallie Taulman of Lockland sits by her ill aunt Mrs Joseph Simpkins while visits from Batavia noted. Dr C W Blodgett of Cincinnati spoke to a well attended lecture. Charles Ludwick died of consumption. funeral at Union Plains led by Rev Welch and interment at Mt Oreb. Fire slight at Walker home after coal from stove ignited carpet. data of risk. Russel Janet interred at New Hope cemetery after death in Cincinnati Good Samaritan Hospital. Aunt Mary McMillen improves after a fall. T B Frazier moves to new Hill home. Lida Ferguson visiting Clara Bishop. Protracted meeting ongoing at M E church. H L Britton and M B Griggs at Williams Corner on Tuesday.
A Boston Transcript quip explains why the Jugginsons get along with no quarrels. Burt notes Jugginson lets Mrs J have last word while she never blocks his way.
A Baltimore American gag line notes a music teacher always asking for money and a pun on scale beginning and ending with dough. A Chicago News quip contrasts mourning sorrow with a man whose check is good for a million, calling loss relations hard to lose easily.
A scene unfolds with a count embarrassed by a marriage proposal as a friend discusses a debt paid by the father. A judge comments on the financial strain and social impropriety surrounding a union framed by money and propriety.
Millard F. Dean filed for divorce from Edith Johnson Dean in the Court of Common Pleas Clermont County Ohio cause 11842 on grounds of willful absence and adultery. Hearing set after February 4 1908. Hamuel W Spragus attorney for plaintiff.
The Probate Court of Clermont County Ohio appoints John W Hulick as executor of Emma L Hulick deceased. Dated January 15 1908. Gro W Hulick Att'y.
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