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Newspaper
The Clermont Courier
Location
Batavia, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jul 10, 1929
Page
2
An old advertisement extols Phillips Milk of Magnesia as a pleasant anti acid endorsed by medical authorities. It claims it aids the stomach after hearty meals, relieves sour stomach, and maintains a ground and sweet system. The Phillips name marks the genuine product and trademark since 1875.
Julia Bottomley outlines a gingham and percale two piece outfit with a flat three cornered bonnet that can be formed from a square, an apron with printed and plain panels, and a ruffled organdie trim. The guide covers cutting, stitching, and fastening details for a fashionable beach and town look.
A meteorite near Indian ruins five miles from Winona Arizona was analyzed by two geologists and found to contain over 5 percent sulfur. The egg shaped stone, buried ten inches underground, is a decomposed stony meteorite with small iron content and sulfur present as iron sulfide.
Several French collieries now produce electricity to power mine machinery and adjacent industries. Six plants have been built since the war, interconnected and ranging from 20 000 to 60 000 kilowatts capacity, enabling use of excess and low grade coal and dust.
A country editor offers advice on managing delinquent subscribers. He notes readers forgetful of promises and urges firm yet prudent action to secure subscriptions, calling the matter essential to the business and expressing modest hesitation to discuss remedies.
A pithy saying notes that a person who deserves punishment accepts it without bitterness, recognizing fault yet not resenting the consequence.
The article describes airplane paint schemes inspired by birds with bold wing body and tail patterns. It notes the third-plane concept by the Berry brothers of Detroit applied to a Stinson Detroiter to resemble the redstart.
A brief comic item notes a joke about headaches after staying out late and a quip about a wife waking. The gag appears in the New Bedford Standard.
A boastful remark extols this country’s poultry as always in season praising the so called spring chickens from every season in a nationalistic tone.
A succinct reflection on manners emphasizes that true politeness depends more on attending to others' feelings than adhering strictly to formal rules. It frames courtesy as empathic consideration guiding behavior beyond surface rituals.
Alfonso Cobb, a Kentucky tobacco planter now millionaire, disembarked in New York aboard the Berengaria and reported meeting the King of Spain in London. The monarch said not to call him King Alfonso, explaining his new name is Secundo de Rivera. He described the mood as spirited and noted Primo de Rivera's engagement.
Mabel Boll critiques a visiting woman novelist in Curtissfield saying she is cynical. Boll cites a remark urging a pretty girl to avoid marriage and questions the value of marriage as the trade of many attentions for one neglectful partner.
A married man expresses equal interest in attending weddings and funerals, highlighting his fascination with life events and ceremonies.
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