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Newspaper
The Clermont Courier
Location
Batavia, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jul 04, 1923
Page
3
A testimonial from Mrs. W. E. Shaw of Chicago promotes Velo Com as a true health ally for women. She describes persistent back pain and weak feet improved by a vegetable preparation, urging others to try it without hesitation.
An illustrated booklet with full information will be mailed free of charge to interested readers. Ewing State Bank, Ewing, Nebraska.
A three year old in a kindergarten wonders where the daddy chicken is while observing a hen and flock of chicks. She asks if the big one is the mother and afterward guesses the father chicken must be downtown in the office. A Dodge City Globe quote ends with a pun about minds as storehouses or junkshops.
A voiced day named Thursday argues that taking advantage is right only when it benefits all, praising shared joys and kindness. It cautions against selfishness, highlights helpers like Mr Sun, and notes the happiness found in outdoor activities and communal enjoyment.
The article praises morning frocks or house dresses as versatile summer garments. It notes wraps must be simple yet graceful for day or evening wear and highlights fabrics like gingham, chambray, linen, crepe, and brocade. Pictured are gingham and chambray tub dresses with lace, embroidery, and decorative buttons.
In a playful exchange two children discuss dress versatility with Edna boasting a new changeable ankle dress for next Sunday while Dorothy-Pooh counters that all her dresses are changeable, highlighting a lighthearted wardrobe talk.
The Montreal Family Herald recounts hazel as a lucky tree in folk belief. A hazel twig over a door warded lightning, a hedge around pastures promised more lambs, and hazel lore touched water divining cures and even Cupid's tricks for courting.
James H. Collins notes a century of ideas before Christopher Latham Sholes. Sholes began refining a writing machine in 1866 and earned a contract with E. Remington & Sons in April 1873, marking the typewriter’s birth and an industry that reshaped women’s economic roles.
The Chouans were Breton peasants backing the royalist cause during the French Revolution. led by Jean Cottereau, killed in 1794, they later surged under Charette and Quoudal but were suppressed by du Hoche. Insurrections reappeared in 1799 and again in 1814-1815, finally ending in 1838 by Thiers. The name may derive from chat-haunt or Cottereau.
The piece explains the right of urga allowing travelers to switch horses directly between herds. It notes Urga’s name origin among outsiders, linking it to Mongol traders and the Great Monastery, Ta Kure, with context on Buriats and Russians at early trading routes.
A well to do woman advertised for a caretaker for her town house and after interviewing many applicants found one that suited her. The newly hired man asked if his wife would be needed. She replied no I wanted a married man 80 that I could have somebody who is used to taking orders from a woman.
The piece lampoons social dining in Washington noting how dinners and lunches dominate capital life and strain Sir Auckland Geddes the British ambassador. It recalls Uncle Joe Cannon on men digging graves with their teeth, cites Depew as a master at dining without eating, and quips on hostess vigilance.
Two wireless enthusiasts boast of superior gear after comparing their setups. A joking exchange follows about listening to a theater performance of The Merchant of Venice with audible applause and even cries of Author, highlighting the quirkiness of their listening habits.
In southeastern Kansas none of the waters suit propagation as well as Fort Scott’s impounding lake, over 100 acres and four feet deep. But the ash that could be grown there in ten years would be caught in one season without restrictions, as residents around Fort Scott are described as fiends for fishing.
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