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Newspaper
The Clermont Courier
Location
Batavia, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jul 07, 1920
Page
3
A Buffalo reader praises Petersons Ointment for healing a chronic ulcer after nine dollars worth used, claiming the pain vanished and he could walk. The letter from Medina New York’s Mrs Albert Southcott endorses the remedy and offers mail orders.
The text praises Dr Peery's Dead Shot as powerful yet safe with one dose eradicating worms. It then describes a mine laying method as explained by Admiral William Sims in World's Work, noting ships speedily deploying five foot high black objects that plunge into the sea with a splash and sink, advancing the vessel.
A witty line from the Boston Transcript questions medical judgment suggesting a doctor may misread dyspepsia as a broken collarbone and prefers a different treatment. The quip mocks medical certainty and patient confusion in a humorous tone.
A playful exchange asks for a house shaped tent. The response offers a complete line of tent shapes including a house form.
The period saw nearly 28 million immigrants arrive in the United States. The data highlights a large wave of entrants over the 90 year span, illustrating the nation’s shifting demographics and growth.
Inventive wording touts Calotabs as a perfect remedy for biliousness and constipation. One tab with water cleanses the liver by morning, leaving a hearty appetite and no griping. Sold in sealed Get en gine packages for thirty five cents.
A Black soldier in khaki sits in the American Red Cross canteen reading a cookbook. Tears roll as he confesses homesickness after meals and a kind worker offers help. The scene closes with the cozy cookbook open to How to Fry Chicken.
A light exchange hints Miss Bright avoids Sunday visits while Boreleigh notes she treats Sunday as a day of rest.
In Attala Mississippi, a cooperative bull association forms as extension agents back a plan to improve dairy herds. Green a long time farmer leads the effort and secures 40 cows for a bull purchase amid doubts from others who must form their own block to join.
A collection of 19th century advertisements promotes Cuticura talcum and perfume as essential toilet requisites and touts Wright's Indian Vegetable Pills as a gentle tonic. It notes Teeland beliefs about mothers as guardians and ends with a quip about men who claim to know it all.
Shake Allen's Foot Ease into your shoes or foot-bath to relieve corns bunions and friction that wear shoes. The antiseptic healing powder promises longer wear and easier walking, with broad ad placement.
Estimates of common feeding stuffs for feeders without scales. Cottonseed meal a quart measures 1% pounds. coarse wheat bran 5 pounds. coarse wheat middlings 8 pounds. fine wheat middlings 11 pounds. mixed wheat feed 6 pounds. corn 1.5 pounds per quart. oats 7 pounds per bushel. linseed meal 11 pounds. gluten 12 pounds.
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