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Newspaper
The Clermont Courier
Location
Batavia, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jul 08, 1925
Page
7
In Baltimore a fragmentary review recalls Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound aiding a woman facing nervousness and menopausal symptoms amid waves of distress. The text shows era language and unclear details but centers on relief attributed to the remedy.
A jumble of 1920s era ads and notices offers advertising services, real estate, and investment opportunities. Mentions Lorain Ohio and Chicago firms, motor energy bases, calendars, and profit schemes. Includes Lexington Kentucky shop, Daytona Florida real estate, and Florida lots near Deland with endorsements by local chambers.
A speaker recalls a past anti-vice campaign in New York about clean plays. He notes producers of unclean works defend their productions and cites a story of a disrobing act controversy where a producer argued Americans enjoy provocative shows.
An unnamed benefactor provided 40000 pounds to the Bradford England Chamber of Commerce to fund six month or longer overseas study for selected young men. The program aims to teach languages including Russian and Spanish and to study textile industry branches to foster permanent trade relations with foreign countries.
Billings of Milwaukee Wisconsin claims flowers keep their blooms longer when treated with music. He says rhythmic atmospheric waves from strains of music have a beneficial effect on flowers, comparable to light waves, according to his experiments.
Cattle on exposed treelegs farms in Ireland show greater tuberculosis susceptibility than sheltered cattle, based on recent test findings.
Readers note a clash between grand epigram praise and the truth behind it. The phrase suggests admirative wording that fails to match substantive facts or outcomes.
A dense collection of numbered crossword clues covers hints for across and down entries. The list includes diverse definitions from chemistry to geography, with notes about remaining solution steps and a teaser that the solution will appear in the next issue.
Kentucky blue grass recommended for permanent pasture says J W White of the Pennsylvania State College experiment station. He notes four million acres in Pennsylvania are pasture, often on unsuitable land, and urges farmers to shift from overcultivation to productive blue grass pastures to improve soil fertility and animal nutrition.
Calf dysentery or white scours is preventable with sanitation and vaccination. Use a new calving pen, disinfect naval stump with iodine and starch, sanitize the cow’s udder, and vaccinate newborns with polyvalent calf dysentery serum. If the disease is common, avoid nursing from dams and feed milk from recently fresh cows.
The U S dairy bureau conducted trials on how certain feeds affect milk flavor and odor. Department bulletins Nos 1097 1190 1208 and 1297 detail effects of silage alfalfa green corn turnips cabbage and potatoes. Seek bulletins by writing to the U S Department of Agriculture Washington D C.
Dairy notes advise watching calves fed alfalfa for scouring and warn scrub bulls as destructive. Emphasizes value of good bulls for dairy profitability, notes cow testing spread, oats for bulls, cottonseed meal discouraged, and the need for comfortable barns, ample hay, and proper ration adjustments to profit from milk production.
The text discusses how crickets and frogs use sound in courtship, noting the cricket’s leg rubbing and the frog’s croaking as early examples of instrumental and vocal music in mating displays. The excerpt cites Grit as the source.
A collection of short adages and reflections on human behavior and habits. The sayings cover perseverance, social quirks, punctuality, money, belief, and insomnia, with pointed observations on motivation and hypocrisy.
Egypt's irrigation department rejects bids for central European pine and will require southern pine from America in major government projects. The decision affects procurement in public works and reflects a shift to U S timber.
A playful dialogue reveals a wife set to be surprised by a birthday gift from her husband who does not yet know the choice. The April remark notes the husband’s obliviousness while the May line hints at anticipation and mischief.
A French wireless transmitting station on Mount Saleve will be so powerful that it can communicate with ships on both the Atlantic and Pacific oceans. The report highlights the anticipated reach and strategic importance of this telecommunication facility.
A tourist exclaims about activity in Rumpus Ridge. Gap Johnson reveals he has fourteen children a mess of dogs and has taken two young wolves and a young badger to raise at home.
The provincial government game guardian's department sold 216 beaver pelts to Alberta dealers several years ago. The average price was $12.78 per skin, with the top price reaching $100 for three especially fine skins.
A dramatic incident aboard a building with four exposed wires creating peril. Bill grips two wires as an electrician asks if he feels anything and warns not to touch the remaining two, stating they carry 2000 volts. The scene captures a tense safety moment and potential electrocution risk.
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