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Newspaper

The Clermont Courier

Location

Batavia, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Jul 07, 1920

Page

2

Tom Branford's Whitneyville Ward Unfolds A Vamps Tale

Tom Branford returns from college to Whitneyville and discovers that his sisters and mother disapprove of his love for Elsie Carrington. Elsie, an artist’s muse and rumored vamp, stirs townsfolk, while Tom defies expectations and brings his fiancé home to meet family.

Tom Julia Whitneyville Weill Elsie Carrington Tom Branford Alice Haynes Woodbridge New York Vio Hnist Whisneyville Fie Branford Julie Carrington Elsie Alice

Day of Steam Stagecoach Details and Luggage Rules

A travel snapshot describes a rudimentary stagecoach with no glass windows or doors and eight supporting posts. Inside sit four passengers while fourteen pounds of luggage ride free. excess baggage is charged per mile, with a maximum of one hundred fifty pounds per traveler. The routine ends with all eleven passengers boarding through the coach front, facing the driver.

United States John B. McMaster

Coconut Tree Shows Vast Useful Life Across Parts

The coconut tree provides food milk oil fibre timber and more with husk kernel shell and sap yielding 84 valued products. It supports home building lighting boat making soap supplies and even livestock feed while enabling land fertilization and food preservation.

Scientific American

Bulb Grows After 3000 Years From Mummies Hand

Lord Lindsay's party explores pyramids when a mummy from a sarcophagus bearing hieroglyphs is opened. A bulb found in the mummy's hand is planted after three thousand years and sprouts into a blooming tree, as recounted by H. Cheley in Stories for Talks to Boys.

Lord Lindsay Pyramids H. Cheley

Are there exceptions to the principle that like produces like

An illustration asks if there are exceptions to the idea that similar things yield similar results. It notes the chaos of obtaining hard cash from a soft thing as a counterpoint to the principle.

Jonnard Twins Nashville Andy Charley High Memphis Atlanta

Unclear quotation on political office ambitions

Fragmentary line suggests someone expresses discontent or irony about seeking public office and a living. Text is garbled, lacks clear actors, places, or actions to fully identify entities or context.

Ruth and Cobb contrasted as spring training and team values

W O McGeehan writes Ruth shows baseball intelligence and team spirit unlike Cobb who resists spring training. Ruth trains eagerly, supports teammates, and maintains character, while Cobb’s prima donna stance hurts discipline. The letter praises Ruth as a powerful, disciplined leader in baseball.

Ruth Cobb W. O. McGeehan New York Tribune Bis

English golfer Abe Mitchell to arrive for Hagen match abroad

Sporting circles report Abe Mitchell the noted English golfer will arrive soon to face Walter Hagen abroad. English champions Vardon Ray and Taylor are also named as opponents of the young American in the international bout.

Abe Mitchell Hagen Abe” Mitchell Walter Hagen U. S Hagens Vardon Ray Taylor

Hop on the Fast Ball Limits Pitchers’ Edge

A fast ball without the hop is easy to hit and becomes a straight ball with speed. Even top pitchers like Grover Cleveland Alexander Walter Johnson and Al Mamaux are beaten when their relied on fast ball fails to hop. The article notes skilled pitchers sometimes suffer drubbings despite their speed.

Alexander Walter Johnson al Mamauxy Grover Cleveland Alexander Aleck al Mamaux

International sports snippets span boxing, tennis and college feats

The note lists Benny Leonard as a 24 year old lightweight champion. It mentions San Francisco hosting a playground tennis tourney with 498 entries and Vancouver planning a 100 by 40 foot municipal natatorium. It cites UK plans for a modern Lexington stadium, Cornell's five straight intercollegiate track titles, and Victoria BC hosting a regatta. Zenzo Shimidan from Japan is billed as a top tennis talent visiting the U.S. this summer after Indian wins.

Baseball Managers and the Ball Club’s Power

Frank Bancroft says a manager cannot win without a strong ball club. He recalls Pop Anson in 1885 1886 noting a barber’s boast that Anson could win with a team of cigar store Indians, yet pennants eluded him without a capable roster.

Frank Bancroft Pop Anson Pop Chicago Anson Wa

Baseball Stories Highlight Early Season Hopes and Movements

A collage of baseball notes across teams and players. Detroit hints at life returning, Ruth faces jokes about a season pass, and Ty Cobb’s form draws attention. Purdue star Wallace fires a no hit game, while Alma mater ties and coaching moves ripple through the circuit.

Cobb Detroit Tyrus Raymond Cobb Ruth

Johnson Declares Carl B. Johnson Greatest American Track Athlete

Cornell coach Jack Moakley lauds Michigan track captain Carl B. Johnson as the greatest U S track athlete after Johnson's appearance at the Cornell Michigan indoor meet in Ithaca. Moakley cites Kraenzlein as a historic benchmark and predicts Johnson will prove the claim by year’s end.

Jack Moakley Cornell Paya Michigan Carl B. Johnson Cornell Moakley Cornell Sun Johnson Ithaca A. G. Kraenzlein Pent

Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound Endorsed in Letter

A Summit New Jersey reader Victoria Koppi praises Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound for relief from menopausal symptoms. She reports improved wellbeing and asks others to publish her letter. The message mentions hot flashes headaches backache and a sense of impending evil.

Summit,n. J Lydia B. Pinkham Victoria Koppi Oak Ridge Ave Summit N. J Lydia E. Pinkham

Local Real Estate Listings Near Cincinnati Areas

A notice describes farms for sale in the Cincinnati region including Batavia Lebanon Mason Loveland and surrounding towns. Details available from W B Davis at 54 Wiggins Block Fifth and Vine Streets Cincinnati.

Cincinnati Batavia Lebanon Mason Loveland W. B. Davis Wiggins Fifth & Vine Sts

Pleasantest news hints at lower costs ahead

A positive note in the paper reports that upcoming changes may reduce expenses. The article suggests consumer relief soon as prices dip and savings grow for households across the region.

Aspirin Phrase Reflects War Dogs Feeding Costs

The remark notes that even when war dogs are restrained, sustaining the army requires hundreds of millions of dollars or more to cover feeding and maintenance.

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Alice the Vamp By Hi. Lesis Raybold Bett L Syndicate Babe Ruth Yankees Home Run TY Cobb Tiger Slugger Babe” Ruth Polo Grounds Germany Benny Leonard San Francisco Vancouver B. C University of Kentucky Lexington Field Victoria The Incognito Cricket Club England Philadelphia America Harry J. Thompson Dartmouth Zenzo Shimidan Japan India Detroit Tigers Meusel Nick Altrock Brooklyn Walter Hood Pittsburgh Ban Johnson Arthur Reinhart St. Louis Cardinals Seattle Max Carey Pirates Georgetown Arthur Deylin Fordham John Brickett University of Nebraska Chicago White Sox Charley O'Leary Tigers Tierney Tulsa Joplin George Stallings Grover “Alexander Rooters McGraw St. Joseph John Kelleher Cozy Dolan Emilio Palmero Omaha Carl Johnson Son” Farms Bayer Banner Lye Anne Ce Fate En Chemical Works USA
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