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Newspaper
The Clermont Courier
Location
Batavia, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jan 28, 1925
Page
3
Tanlac is described as a powerful tonic and builder made from roots barks and herbs. It revitalizes the blood strengthens the digestive system and conditions the whole body for better health. Millions have benefited and readers are urged to visit their druggist to start improving quickly.
An old medicine ad promises quick relief from a terrible hacking cough. It claims Kemp's Balsam cuts phlegm soothes inflamed membranes and ends the constant cough with just five swallows. Available for 30 cents at all stores.
A directory listing names addresses and phone numbers of the family doctor substitute fire station police station pastor and employers could avert tragedy in emergencies.
An advertisement urges buyers to demand Bayer brand aspirin and look for the Bayer Cross to ensure safety. It claims Bayer aspirin is proven safe by millions and prescribed for 23 years and warns against imitations lacking the Bayer name on the package or tablets.
Nature Magazine notes cockatoos are large showy birds that are hardy and easily kept. All species are vividly colored and many learn to talk well, reflecting their appeal as pets and companions. Wright's Indian Vable Pills are described as simple old-fashioned medicine used since 1837 to regulate stomach liver and bowels.
A brief remark on the nature of work for telephone operators noting that their role is neither strictly business nor profession but a calling. The quirky quote frames telephony as a personal vocation rather than a category.
Secretary of war John W Weeks faces scrutiny as War department could issue a temporary permit to use lake water for Chicago drainage after a Supreme Court order. The decision limits withdrawal to 250000 cubic feet per minute, risking contamination of wells and polluted rivers if relief is not granted. Bills in Congress seek to extend the permit during sewage plant construction. Chief Engineer Kelly warns of severe regional impact without relief.
Chicago figure Fred A. Britten accused of praising the Navy amid a House dispute. He mocked a Washington Post editorial by The Bystander and joked about Providence making various figures including the editor in chief and a naval expert.
Associate Justice McKenna retires after long service since 1898. Attorney General Harlan F. Stone is nominated to succeed him, with Chief Justice Taft announcing the resignation amid roses on the bench. Stone, born 1872 in New Hampshire, is a Columbia Law alumnus and former dean, married to Agnes Harvey.
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Mrs Emma Lill Jarretts testimonial in court claims Favorite Prescription relieved severe backaches and side pains. She states after using several bottles she felt well, with stronger nerves and no distress the remainder of the time. All dealers carry the remedy.
A Chinese inventor creates a typewriter with a keyboard housing hundreds of Chinese characters. The enormous machine fills nearly an entire room and is operated by hands and feet. Its adoption for general use appears unlikely.
In a playful exchange a student asks what an octopus is and a respondent jokes it equals a double quartette. The item captures schoolyard humor and literary mischief in a brief field note.
Nel lie Tayloe Ross became the first woman governor in U S history at Cheyenne. Amid sorrow for her husband Gov William B Ross she pledged to serve with full cooperation and sought divine guidance as Acting Governor Lucas administered the oath. The ceremony emphasized equal rights and marked a milestone in the nation’s political history.
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