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Newspaper
The Clermont Courier
Location
Batavia, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jul 08, 1903
Page
2
An 19th century promotional piece extols the Cincinnati Enquirer as essential for business leaders including financiers manufacturers and tradespeople. It touts the daily and weekly editions, price points, and urges readers to subscribe via agents or postmasters.
A Norwegian mother in Long Island City feeds two children on about 15 cents daily. She eats bean dishes, onions, oatmeal, and beer to stretch meals while hoping for back wages from Edward Woolsey. The piece contrasts scarcity with richer living and hints at milk as a healthier option.
Do not fear sunshine for skin health but use gradual exposure and sun care. Use warm water with cold finish, avoid soap twice daily, apply cold cream after borax, lemon and egg mixtures for freckles, vinegar for yellow stains, and avoid dry skin with rubs. Air caution on facial powders, discuss lotions including cologne, camphor, and rice powder as suitable for different complexions.
Jewelry houses report a revival of the bracelet as a dominant accessory. The broad gold chains once worn by society women resume popularity, surpassing the slim circlets and slender bangles seen in recent seasons. Jewelers push this nostalgic trend with renewed enthusiasm.
A Brooklyn Engle article praises the day’s bracelets and rings as modern art in jewelry. It highlights a turquoise and diamond setting bracelet with gold links and two illustrated rings, one featuring three diamonds and the other a single pearl, reflecting current ornamentation trends.
Remove seeds and pulp by cutting a round from the stem end. Use this round as a lid. Fill with minced chicken half the quantity of hard boiled egg yolks, chopped pepper, a little butter and onion juice, and add salt.
A short guide on posture and presence suggests not bending knees while waiting to project strength. It warns against appearing weak and notes grace in movement as essential to a poemlike walk.
The Washington dispatch quotes the Louisville Courier-Journal asserting rampant post office waste under Republicans, while Indianapolis and others argue government honesty varies by party. It notes Roosevelt orders full probe and calls for thorough investigation before blaming systemic corruption on any single party.
A Washington dispatch reports near unanimous Roosevelt enthusiasm in the West, reducing chances for another Republican contender. It suggests the Democratic path to victory rests on a southern and few eastern states coalition, with an eastern reform Democrat as Roosevelt’s challenger. Bryan’s leadership may vanish if a split persists.
Ohio General Assembly proposes amendments to section 16, article 111, and article 11, section 2, with governor veto rules and election wording. The texts set reading, passage, and veto procedures, and schedule votes for 1903 and 1904 with official certification by the Secretary of State.
The General Assembly proposes a statewide vote on a constitutional amendment to classify cities into three classes by population and to limit municipal powers over taxation debt and borrowing. The ballot would read Yes for Municipal classification amendment and No for opposition. The measure, dated October 22, 1902, authorizes city organization guidance by general laws.
The General Assembly proposes submitting to voters on the first Tuesday after the first Monday in November 1903 a constitutional amendment to Sec. 2 of Article XII. It defines uniform taxation for state and local purposes and limits exemptions to burying grounds public schoolhouses places of worship charities public property and personal property under two hundred dollars per individual.
The text details a proposed constitutional amendment in Ohio to require liability protection for stockholders only for unpaid stock, with ballots marked For or Against the single liability amendment. It cites legislative sponsors McKinnon Nippert, and dates tied to 1902 1903, noting secretary and senate president endorsements.
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