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Newspaper
The Clermont Courier
Location
Batavia, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jul 14, 1926
Page
7
Dr Frederick R Green explains how World War I fatigued the body and heart, linking overstrain to heart disease. He notes shell shock and prolonged stress weaken the heart, increasing infection risk and suggesting civil life overwork damages the heart as well.
The article discusses the shift from outdoor work for consumptives to rest during acute stages. It notes that rest lowers hemorrhage risk and supports recovery, while mild, monitored exercise is allowed after fever subsides and weight/strength improve. Walking is favored, with gradual increases and cheerful companionship.
Textile features include washable rayon blends and cottons in new patterns for children. Frocks range from one and two piece styles with pastel voiles and pongee, while hats show whimsical designs with braided trims and ribbon rosettes.
Melly plans a busy day but rain fills the skies as the King of the Clouds explains his rule. He Rain’s to his own timetable and jokes about sun and weather while Mahalia endures a soaked walk home and Melly delays chores.
A series of quick riddle jokes about Niagara falls peppermint rock a comb a ring preserved pairs partridges and a crane. The gibberish and playful questions resemble a light puzzle page with scattered pun style lines.
The Los Angeles Times notes California yields a variety of gems including Mono and San Diego amethysts and rose quartz. It mentions Fleches d Amor red crystals, brown wood-tint crystals from Els nore, green epidote from south of the state, and Tulare chrysoprase prized for its light green translucence and semi opal qualities.
Advertisement promotes Cuticura products for itchy scalp dandruff and itching. It advises rub spots with Cuticura Ointment, wash with Cuticura Soap and hot water, and use daily for clear skin and soft hands.
James Willard Schultz, notable author of Indian tales and member of an Eastern aristocratic family, was adopted by the Blackfeet and spent much of his life among them. He now lives in Glacier National Park and writes from that environment while seeking to restore original Blackfeet names with U.S. government approval.
An old-fashioned medicine from 1837 is advertised as Wrights Indian Vegetable Pills that regulate the stomach liver and bowels. Ad.
The first picture postcard appeared fifty five years ago from Leon Besnardeau a Lille bookseller. Cards had a patriotic theme as France fought Prussia. Besnardeau issued no further cards after the Franco Prussian War.
A London hospital surgeon eyed the man who repeatedly underwent operations and collected his own body parts in glistening jars and bottles. Beginning with utensils, he amassed metal components and other remnants, arranging a shelf of ceretally dated mementos as spare parts.
The Girl Scouts and Camp Fire Girls support healthy, educated women and traingirls for service. Mrs Alice Louthan praises Lydia Pinkham's Vegetable Compound for her fifteen year old daughter who missed four months of school but improved after use. Other mothers share similar testimonials.
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