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Newspaper
The Clermont Courier
Location
Batavia, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jan 28, 1925
Page
7
A Los Angeles woman credits Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound and Sanative Wash with curing health issues she faced since adolescence. She says doctors once advised an operation but she improved in two months after using the remedies and now remains mostly medicine free.
A Springfield Missouri tree in M N Cook's yard yielded two harvests in one year. The first crop was picked in July and a second crop on Armistice Day, with the tree in full bloom in between. The apples are yellow transparent in variety.
A concise observation notes that the same food that dulls the brain by day can overstimulate mental activity at night, suggesting a paradoxical influence on sleep and cognition.
In a humorous farm tale Miss Hen boasts she could buy and run an automobile by selling eggs and earning money. She outlines plans to travel the countryside to maximize earnings while hens and roosters debate the feasibility and costs of such a purchase.
A dialogue notes memory misfires about a local church's age. Nettie recalls grandma stating 100 years, while the other claims 200, illustrating a small memory lapse in a family chat.
Doctors Walsh and Foote in Safeguarding Children's Nerves cite studies showing most great writers artists and musicians reveal genius early. Across sixty artists thirty eight poets and twenty one novelists displayed talent before age twenty with Mozart showing power at five and Beethoven Mendelssohn and others before twelve.
A rare sport bud produced a dark red non striped apple from a mixed red and green striped tree in New Jersey. Experts call it a promising new variety and a boon to growers. a large nursery paid $5,000 for a single branch, with buds now used to propagate the variety.
The Bureau of Plant Industry of the USDA sees a possible cold cure from home-grown menthol. Imports cost over 1 million dollars annually, so menthol bearing mint could be profitable where climates suit. Trials show higher menthol percentages in cooler northern states than in southern regions.
In a Paris note the father hears a faint call from Roger in the night in the next room. He checks and finds Roger fallen from bed on the floor. Roger explains he whispered to avoid waking him, and the father chides him to cry out louder.
At a White House luncheon President Coolidge mocked best sellers and household name authors. He cited Poe and Whitman as examples who lived frugally yet produced lasting genius, noting both men faced rent struggles in modest homes.
South Africa produced 2 053 005 metric karats of diamonds in 1922 the highest since 1920 and near pre war levels. The value in 1928 was estimated at 31 049 000 dollars with alluvial deposits rising and greater competition from foreign fields notably Belgian and Portuguese Congo.
C A Hutton of the University of Tennessee extension service notes fall freshening yields higher butterfat prices and larger yearly production. Fall calves are easier to raise and mature into better cows, with feed, housing, and labor advantages in autumn and winter.
Dairy division head C H Beckles reports University of Minnesota trials show ground soy beans equal to linseed oil meal in feeding value for cows milking up to 45 pounds daily. Rations include alfalfa hay silage ground corn barley oats. soy bean hay ranks near alfalfa and provides strong mineral content and digestible protein.
Creamery workers report widespread spoiled cream due to gasoline or kerosene odors in empty cans. Farmers reuse cans for field fuel, risking contamination. Some cans are returned to depots after transport, leading to odor transfer. Officials urge a rule banning using cream cans for gasoline or kerosene handling.
Iowa dairy experts advise only keeping calves from pure-bred sires and high-producing dams. They urge keeping the calf with the dam for two days, teaching bucket feeding, and using clean, scalded vessels. Feed six to twelve pounds of whole milk daily for three weeks, then transition to skim milk and some grain.
Dairy cows thrive on sweet clover pasture with three large cattle per acre, needing no feed except late season supplementation. As pasture diminishes, hay should be fed. Spring seeding usually provides enough growth to graze before old pasture fails.
A woman in an English county court declares that if a wife cannot manage a husband after training him she does not deserve to have a husband.
This timeless tonic touts fifty eight years of superior performance for nervous dyspepsia sour stomach constipation indigestion torpid liver dizziness and related digestive issues. It claims wide household use worldwide and notes availability in 30 and 90 cent bottles.
A London Punch quip contrasts a husband who credits lies as a strength with his wife correcting him, noting honesty as his weakness, in a witty exchange reflecting domestic humor.
Advertisement claims refinement comes from perfume. It describes a routine with Caticura Soap and hot water to cleanse pores then Caticura Talcum powder for clear healthy skin, presented as a simple beauty regimen.
A weary business man, claiming to manufacture artificial legs, presses a dramatic demand that the doctor forget his troubles and deliver a snappy performance of shows and revues rather than medical advice. The humorous dialogue centers on mismatched priorities and a surreal prescription.
An advertisement promotes Roman Hye Balsam as beneficial for sore eyes priced at 35 cents. The copy lists 3872 Pearl St. N as a location and adds a slogan about charity beginning at home and reform at a neighbor's.
Classified style notice listing fur tanning and repair services in Virginia and Ohio. Includes opportunities for women to join a new business in Cincinnati, with contact details for Richard Mo at 4405 Franklin Avenue Norwood Ohio, and other money making pitches.
Aboriginal communities in New South Wales prize the Bugong mother butterfly as a delicacy. Each year they travel to the Bugong mountains to harvest them, catching the insects by suffocating them with smoke from fires lit under the trees.
Harriette asks her father about a mysterious light flickering above during a storm. The scene captures a curious child’s wonder as lightning flashes nearby.
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