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Newspaper

The Clermont Courier

Location

Batavia, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Jul 02, 1919

Page

7

How This Nervous Woman Got Well

Mrs. Alice Heller of Christopher Illinois credits Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound with curing four years of nervousness irregularities and weakness after two doctors failed. She says she is no longer nervous and in excellent health and recommends the remedy. The Lydia E Pinkham Medicine Co invites questions for tailored advice.

Christopher Lydia E.pinkham Alice Heller Lydia FE Pinkham Lydia E. Pinkham Dean’s Gustapanne Red Wing Inn Dean Wontrrnave Doan Harold V. Peterson Notary Public

Ohio News Roundup Highlights Crimes and Local Events

Harry Holmes of Toledo faces complicity charges in a West Cleve land bank robbery. Obituaries note Donald Ross Jr died at four months in Dayton. Marion county wheat leads Ohio crops per John Brown. Rev Frank Reber elected Findlay ministerial president. Lon Miller dies after fall in Greenville barn. Ohio State Christian Endeavor convention draws 6000 delegates in Cleveland. Public officials face suits and resignations amid influenza era tensions. Streetcar fare hikes loom in Toledo and Youngstown. Akron murder sentence set for Oct 17. Fremont body identified as Mrs Tony Lerdo. Wooster College elects Dr Charles Wishart president. Various local crimes, deaths, and political actions across Ohio.

Harry Holmes Toledo West Cleveland Donald Ross, Jr Dayton John Murray Plain City Marion County Ohio John T. Brown Farmers’ Institutes Frank Reber Findlay Ministerial Association Lon Miller Greenville Ohio State Christian Endeavor Society Cleveland George Edwards Common Pleas Youngstown Carrie Howland Denison University Granville Robert Speck Pataskala Akron Pietro Caferelli George Verne Fremont Tony Lerdo Lerdo Arnett Sause Francis M. Doyle Leonard Wood Franklin D. Johnson Columbus Barracks Taft League of Nations Columbus Willys-Overland Killits New Voice Spring Mountain Coshocton County Hugh Rohrabaugh Austinburg Ashtabula Ivan L. Biggs Fostoria Army Service Theteubenville William R. Hoel Gertrude Noel Martin Gerbetsch Ohio Penitentiary Polona Nicholas Friedsen Nellie Bundon Hootetown Ravenna Davis A. C. Sprosty Samuel Doerfier H. W. Arndt Love City J. W. Hill Wapakoneta Nathan QO. Johnson Peace Chest Charles Demorest Farmer Floyd Charles Berlin Delaware Demorest Cox Crabbe Mahoning Valley Tinch Hairston Scioto Hazel Pierson Newark Leonard Wolfe Kent Otto L. Keller Addisons. Sanders Keller Cincinnati W. A. Nichols Utica S. A. Hulshizer Lorain County Harold Tepel Norwalk J. L. Kocher Lancaster Frank Webster Salem Bluffton Ind Tiffin Great Lakes-Ohio River Steubenville William Strooklyn Tony Elardo Memphis Tenn Homer Goodbar Virginia Goodbar Fairmount Children’s Alliance Cowen Washington Federal Department of Agriculture Conneaut Board of Education E. J. Fhnappenberger Crawford County Conneaut Robert Green Edward Ness William Thie

Dairy profits rise as better breeding replaces scrubs

The 1916 USDA note on dairy bull associations reports higher incomes with no added costs. New Windsor Maryland details show 21 daughters of association bulls outperforming their dams in milk and butter fat over three years, with average gains of 963 pounds of milk and 44 pounds of butter fat per year. Net profit comes from cooperative ownership and reduced feeding needs.

United States Department of Agriculture Bull Association New Windsor Maryland Daughters of Association

Caught the Craze and a Grim Sea Hopper Tale

A fragment recounts a dialogue about a brother who joined a craze and one grasshopper who died drowning while attempting to become a sea hopper. The terse exchange hints at a perilous dare and a fatal end.

Farm land cheaper now promises from U S Railroad Ad

Advertisement urging homeseekers to obtain free information on farming opportunities from the U S Railroad Administration. It claims no sales or loans, only guidance, and provides contact details for J. Edwards, manager, in Washington D C.

U. S. Railroad Administration Ais Joultur Edwards Railroads Administration Washington,d. C

Man of Letters in a Thriving Mail-Order Business

A playful glimpse notes a man of letters described as running a thriving mail-order business, highlighting his literary calling and entrepreneurial success in a light Buffalo Express tone.

Man of Letters Buffalo Express

Allen's Foot Odor Salve and Shoes Powder Ad

An advert describes antiseptic powder to shake into shoes and foot baths for relief of swollen feet corns and bunions. It claims Allen's Foot Ease provides relief for sweating callouses tired aching feet and easier walking. A stray note mentions a shark's teeth and gambling as life lessons.

Allen

Klickitat Boy Wins State Calf Championship With Jersey Calf

Alfred Olson of Klickitat county Washington joined calf club work to afford entry costs. He won the state championship prize at the state fair with Arca's Babe a pure bred Jersey heifer calf later bought with prize money. He also prospered in garden club competition earning $60 in prizes.

United States Department of Agriculture Alfred Olson Klickitat County Wash State College of Washington Arca Alfred Jersey

Small-top Milk Pail Improves Dairy Hygiene

In modern dairies clean milk is produced with the small-top milk pail. It limits dust and dirt entry through a small opening and reduces bacteria in milk. Many pails exist, and adding a hood converts an ordinary pail into a small-top model.

Weeping Bride Rituals in Lithuania on Wedding Day

The article describes Lithuanian wedding rites where the bride must cry at the altar while being led by two young men and joined by the groom. Mothers scold if the bride cannot shed tears, underscoring a ritual of display and social expectation.

Lithuania

Veterans Education Starts Underground Mine Class

A 1409 foot deep schoolroom in the Morning mine at Mullan Idaho hosts returned soldiers learning mining of lead and zinc ore. The University of Idaho School of Mines launched the Smith Hughes act vocational education approach in actual underground work, drawing interest from miners and operators across the western states.

Mullan Idaho University of Idaho School of Mines University

The Leaning Tower Puzzle in the Drawing Room

Mrs Mallony notices a leaning picture of Pisa not straight and corrects it. The servant, Jane, reveals the mirror of mischief by admitting she can only hang the picture crooked to keep the tower vertical in appearance.

Too Much Company Lesson from a Child

A Chicago Tribune item recalls six year old Wini Fred told her younger companion to stay back when he joined, saying God was tagging all their acts. The anecdote reflects child’s moral instruction and awareness of divine presence.

Winifred Chum Chicago Tribune

Engaged Question Sparks Plain Reply Between Friends

A friend disputes a claim of engagement after a conversation where one person says they are simply a friend. The exchange includes a light rebuke about being called simple, reflecting tension over status and clarity in relationships.

A Safe Move

A light exchange in the Boston Evening Transcript jokes about marrying a lawyer for arguments and fees as a playful misgiving about domestic partnership. The quip contrasts arguing husbands with lawyers and implies a practical motive for selecting a spouse.

Boston Evening Transcript

Umbrella Maker Promises Spring Openings

A brisk exchange reveals a local craftsman plans multiple spring openings for his umbrella business, signaling a busy season and expanding storefront activity. The market outlook hints at growing demand for rain gear as seasonal routines resume.

Cincinnati Markets Report with Grain Hay Butter and Livestock Quotes

Market page lists corn prices for multiple grades with white and yellow varieties, ear forms, and bids. Hay prices show Timothy at 34 and mixed clover at 30 with higher 36 for clover mixed and 24 380 for clover. Oats quotes include No 2 white 72% 78c and mixed 69% T0%c. dairy and poultry prices show butter 58c creamery extras, eggs Prime firsts 48c, live poultry prices for broilers roosters and fowls. Cattle and calves quotes include steers heifers cows canners and stockers with ranges from 5 to 13.50 for various classes. hog quotes cover heavy shippers packers, medium, and pigs.

Hay—Timothy Person Clover

Phosphate Boosts Weight and Vitality for Nervous Strain

An advertisement notes many suffer thin, angular frames from nerve exhaustion and lack of energy. It promotes pure organic predate burro-phosphate as a toxin free remedy to supply essential phosphoric elements, claim to aid nerve energy, vitality, and normal weight, with caution to monitor scales.

In Agreement with Hamlet as Mad

A quoted exchange debates Hamlet's sanity with one critic claiming madness and another dismissing the idea, suggesting divergent views on the Danish prince's mental state.

Bayer Cross Mark in Genuine Aspirin A Message

Bayer cross on Bayer Tablets of Aspirin confirms authenticity and safe directions. Unbroken packages with proper guidelines relieve headache toothache and more. Handy 12 tablet tins cost a few cents at drug stores with larger packages also.

Bayer

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