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Newspaper
The Clermont Courier
Location
Batavia, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jul 03, 1918
Page
7
The poem hails France with praise and calls for renewed leadership. It honors shared struggles from Yorktown to present, urging a return of a heroic captain to rally resolve and unite nations in courage and friendship.
A historical tribute marks September 6 as the 107th birth anniversary of the French soldier Lafayette. The article recounts his youth, journey to America, selfless aid to the Revolutionary cause, his costly personal loans, and his lasting bond with the United States. It notes his later visits, honors from Congress, and his death in 1834, with a call to today’s alliance as France and America confront a common foe.
A night school for Eskimos, possibly the first, is run at Shis nures in far northeastern Alaska. The Eskimo magazine says the class, for older natives, has eight students and is taught by J. P. Jones and Miss Hollie Jones from the Shismaref Indian school. Summer sessions require no lights due to extended Arctic days.
Authorities in Milwaukee Wisconsin pursue a case after a boy imitates a movie scene prompting an investigation into possible influence. Edward remains a central figure in the evolving inquiry with officials reviewing evidence and statements from witnesses.
Rick Jr a schoolboy accidentally hanged himself with a bedpost strap while trying to imitate a motion picture scene he had witnessed.
Bert Speelman of Cherokee Iowa needed bone grafts after a gun wound. Surgeons removed bones from his chin shin and even a dog and grafted them into his arm to aid healing.
The St Paul Pioneer Press notes public acceptance of federal railway control during the war. It argues higher freight and passenger rates are needed to cover vast costs and reduce red ink, while suggesting Director McAdoo consults top managerial talent to guide operations until ownership returns to private hands.
Recent research shows plants of different species in close proximity compete not by soil depletion but by toxins produced during growth. These plant by-products can stunt a neighbor's growth by roughly one-half to two-thirds, shaping competitive outcomes.
The annual settlement day marking the Chinese New Year on February 11 saw almost no failures among Hongkong Chinese business houses and few failures across South China. Banking interests report a marked drop in demand for accommodations over the past three years.
The Australian government will follow Britain by collecting photographs of men who died in the war and of those who earned awards. W. E. Mate, vice president of the Amateur Photographic Society of Victoria, will lead the effort for the Australian war museum, continuing his British work.
Price list shows Flour and Hay grains with specific grades and quotes for Flour Winter patent at 10.90 to 11.35 while Northwestern blended runs 10 to 11. Oats, Corn, Butter, Eggs, Poultry, Live Stock, Cattle, Calves, Hogs detailed by grade and weight ranges. Notable figures include No 2 white oats at 82 84c, corn No 2 white 2.05, butter extras around 46c, eggs prime firsts 37c, hogs selected heavy 16.65 to 16.75, and cattle ranges 6.50 to 18.60 per hundredweight.
A quirky dialogue frames the Bee and Ant as rivals about daylight work. The Bee calls the firefly a slacker, while the Ant argues早 an earlier rise would spare the need for nighttime light.
A mixed ad and quip filled passage reviews Cuticura for sore skin with soap and ointment samples offered from Boston. It shifts to a string of sayings and humorous lines about stomach troubles marriage and war trench humor.
A wry remark notes a man can be admired by his valet yet is unlikely to win favor with his mother-in-law. The line underscores comic tension between personal loyalty and in-law relations.
In a witty dialogue from the Boston Evening Transcript a confident woman rejects commitment while a man jokes about forming a syndicate to win her favor. The exchange frames a satirical contrast between certainty and scheming in romance.
An advertisement urges use of GOLD MEDAL Haarlem Oil Capsules for back pain and urinary symptoms blamed on gravel or stones in the bladder. It promises quick relief within 24 hours, ongoing daily use to prevent future attacks, and money refund if ineffective, urging readers to ask for the original imported GOLD MEDAL brand.
An advertisement flags hot weather stomach troubles from heavy foods and cold drinks. It promotes EATONIC Tablets as a commonsense remedy that neutralizes stomach acids and gases, claims rapid relief, and guarantees improved appetite without starvation diet. It cites widespread testimonials.
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