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Newspaper
The Clermont Courier
Location
Batavia, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jan 31, 1923
Page
3
A reader from Tyrone Pennsylvania describes how Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound relieved left side pain and fatigue from working and domestic duties. She praises the product as a reliable aid and urges others to try it, noting ongoing fitness since using it.
Advice for housewives on choosing sewing cotton. Emphasizes avoiding rotten thread to prevent waste, explains six cord versus three cord construction, notes Sea Island and Egyptian cotton as high grade sources, warns waxed threads weaken after laundering, explains thread numbering and yardage on spools, and advises checking spool shape for quantity accuracy.
A guide to judging Turkish towels by border weave and loops, noting that finer borders and tightly woven loops indicate higher quality. It contrasts cotton and linen towels, warns against overbleaching, and explains drying efficiency and care in laundry. It also mentions newer porous towels with open meshes and the impracticality of buying towel material by the yard.
Fashion notes on new three piece undergarments and outer garments blending lingerie with tailored looks. Describes camisole and petticoat in one, satin ribbons, wide skirts, and high waistlines, with fabrics like silk and cotton wash materials. Mentions colors and spring hints in pink, peach, honey dew, orchid, light blues.
An Arizona man and his wife were arrested amid a dispute over care for children and chickens. The case involved disagreements about shelter and welfare, raising questions about the appropriate custodial outcomes.
Lola moves from Kansas to Indianapolis and visits her aunt in Lebanon where she notes chickens and geese. She recalls Kansas had chickens but did not have geese with sticks in their mouths. The scene captures a child’s humorous observation from an Indianapolis News item.
Good health depends on digestion and Wright's Indian Vegetable Pills safeguard health. The ad promotes the product as a medicine and a purgative in one.
A foreign visitor asks about the term hot dog and learns it often means a light lunch rather than an exclamation. The Birmingham Age Herald notes its varied usage.
A comic line frames a dentist joke about replacing all teeth. The speaker quips that the dentist said a mouthful, delivering a light aside on dental care.
In Wheelersburg Ohio a husband recounts his wife suffered a long severe cough and stomach troubles from pneumonia years earlier. After trying multiple doctors she improved after using Dr Pierce's Golden Medical Discovery, noting her cough stopped and weight increased by twenty pounds following the course. He urges others to obtain the remedy.
Explorers describe baluchistherium roaming ancient Mongolian deserts two million years ago. The creature, though long extinct, is noted for its unusual name and the humorous ease with which it could be pronounced.
An old advertisement warns against counterfeit Bayer products and promotes Bayer Tablets of Aspirin as safe for colds headaches toothaches and rheumatism. It notes genuine packs contain directions and mentions prices for boxes of twelve bottles of 24 and 100 tablets.
The partner was granted a complete success in the divorce. The record notes the husband must take care of the children following the settlement.
Druggists endorse Kilmer's Swamp Root as a longstanding physician recommended medicine for the kidneys and liver. Marketed as a strengthening remedy, it is widely sold and praised for its merit and effectiveness. Be sure to obtain Swamp Root and begin treatment promptly.
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