Clermont Courier Highlights Local News and Weddings
Local notices cover weddings, movements, and visits across Clermont County. Mrs Harriett Mofford hosts a weekend in Norwood. the Craver family reunion is set for August 1 at Owensville fair grounds. Donald and Robert Jamieson return from a South trip. J C Fuhr promotes supplies in Williamsburg. motion pictures and church events are announced. a Clermont Hotel office moves to host a pool room with ice cream. farming and road improvements are noted as residents protest tax appraisals.
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Carl Griffith
Clermont Hotel
Farm Loan Ad Promotes Low Interest Benefits
Borrowers are paid dividends as the low rate of interest makes the loan highly attractive for farmers. Apply J. A. Hartman, Levy Treas, Cincinnati National Farm Loan Association, 1907 First National Bank Bldg, Cincinnati. Operating under Government Burserfisuup, 6:1.
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J. A. Hartman
Levy-Treas
Cincinnati
National Farm Loan Association
First National Bank Bidg
Burerfisiup
Batavia
Atavia
Srnment Supervison
Atorney
OH Atcher
Seo’y-Treas
Ohi Farm
Loveland
Ohio
North Monroe Township Welfare Association Meets at Fair Oak
The monthly meeting at Fair Oak schoolhouse June 25 presided by Herman Piepho discusses re appraisal of county real estate and supports returning Grant cabin to its original Pt Pleasant site. Ten new members admitted and local notes on residents and church sermons follow.
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North Monroe Township
New York Magazine Writer Memo Cites Lofty Motive Rule
A note circulated to story writers from a New York magazine quotes the Boston Transcript saying characters may act freely but must be driven by a lofty motive. It adds a stylistic line that if a girl falls she must fall upward, illustrating aspirational moral framing.
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New York
Boston Transcript
Beginnings of Faith in Immortality and Resurrection
A reflection on how reason elevates morality and moves toward the personal beginning of resurrection. Noting Hillis argues structure of man’s beliefs guides the soul to a higher plane of argument and faith.
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Newell Dwight Hillis
Lively Heifer Runs Eight Miles After Escaping
A Canadian heifer went mad on the Manchester Ship Canal wharf, swam the canal, scrambled a six foot railway wall, and ran nearly eight miles before it was captured and shot.
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Manchester
England
Idle women and life attitudes, Lady Rhondda says
A remark attributed to Lady Rhondda notes that idleness among women erodes life outlooks, a statement echoed with general agreement by many readers of the exchange.
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Rhondda
Hymns Lead in O'London Weekly Symposium Findings
The current favorite hymn is Lead Kindly Light in a John O'London's Weekly symposium. Isaac Watts O God Our Help in Ages Past ranks second among readers selections.
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John O
London
Isaac Watts
Land of Cinnamon in Peruvian Amazon Discovery
Spanish conquerors named a cinnamon land east of the Andes in Peru. They found aromatic bark in the Napo forests along the plains.
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Peru
Andes
Napo
Women in Korea and the ideal of feminine virtues
A critical account argues that Korean women face deference and are educated to value silence humility and timidity, portraying their role as closer to servitude than in other oriental nations.
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Korea
Silent Figures Endure While New Words Enter Dictionary
A New York Sun item notes a surge of new words added to the dictionary yet asserts that silent men maintain influence in public life, underscoring a contrast between linguistic trends and personal visibility.
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New York Sun
Obituary of Mrs Alida Marshall
Mrs. Alida Clark VanDuzer Marshall, born July 21 1848 in Hartford Connecticut, died June 27 1926 aged 77 years 11 months and 6 days. She lived most of her life in the east and later Topeka and Chicago, widow since 1915, mother of six including Clarence A Marshall pastor in Yoder Wyoming. Her piety and generous life inspired neighbors and friends. a quoted verse from Topeka Indiana Journal closes the obituary.
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Alida Clark VanDuzer Marshall
John and
Olive VanDuzer
Hartford
Conn
Marshall
Mt. Holyoke Seminary
Massachusetts
East
Baptist Church
Congregational Church
Topeka
Chicago
Mother Marshall
Earth
Indiana
Journal
Rebecca A Snider obituary from Ohio origins
Rebecca A. Snider daughter of Harvey and Elizabeth Irwin born September 20 1846 near Goshen Ohio. She joined the Methodist Episcopal church in youth and remained faithful. She married Samuel Snider on September 30 1868 and is survived by daughter Mrs August Smyser two sons Walter and Fred one sister Mrs Sumner Myers several grandchildren and great grandchildren. She died July 1 after nearly eighty years of life.
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Rebecca A. Snider
Harvey
Elizabeth Irwin
Goshen
Ohio
Methodist Episcopal Church
Samuel Snider
August Smyser
Walter
Fred
Sumner Myers
Ancient Sandbach crosses hold England's oldest market landmark
The Sandbach crosses in Cheshire are Britain’s oldest stone crosses still in their market place, dating back over a thousand years and confounding many antiquarians with their age and carvings.
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Sandbach
Cheshire
England
Blunder Goes Unnoticed Frustrates Salina Journal
A local columnist laments a notable blunder that goes unremarked, leaving the error seemingly trivial and overlooked by the wider public in Salina Kansas. The remark underscores frustration over public indifference to a significant slip.
East Mississippi States Georgia Largest East of Mississippi
The article notes Georgia as the largest state east of the Mississippi by area at 59,265 square miles, followed by Florida at 18,666 and Michigan at 67,080 square miles. It presents an odd geographic comparison among states.
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Georgia
Mississippi
Florida
Michigan
Cabbage Trade Suppressed in St Pauls Churchyard
A London churchyard sale of cabbages three centuries past led to the banishment of hawkers by cathedral clergy due to their noise, illustrating early city market clashes and church authority.
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St. Paul's Churchyard
London
Perpetual Motion Says Ill-Natured Men Lose Friends
The Washington Star quotes Jud Tunkins arguing that an ill-natured man loses friends as he becomes lonelier and more ill-natured.
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Jud Tunkins
Washington Star
Gratitude for Kindness During Mother's Illness and Death
We express sincere thanks to friends and neighbors for kindness and sympathy during our mother’s illness and death. Gratitude to floral donors, Rev Biffle for service, the choir for singing, Mr Bishop for efficiency. The Children.
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Biffle
Bishop
Work for Success Today Yields Tomorrow's Regret
An old proverb-style note urges steady effort over certainty. It warns that confidence without sustained labor leads to future disappointment and missed opportunities.
Familiar Malé Ringing Tone Sparks Miss’s Recollection
A London Opinion snippet notes a bell signaling a visitor as a young man’s ringing is recalled by a miss. The line hints at memory triggered by a familiar sound in a social scene.
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London
Paper organ at Bel church fascinates visitors
An organ crafted entirely from paper called an organ of paper stands in a Bel church. The pipes are rolls of ouré and the instrument is noted for a sweet powerful sound attracting curious visitors.
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Bel
Uniform Opening Date Sought By Clermont County Board
The Clermont County Board of Education passed a resolution urging local boards to open schools on the first Tuesday in September, the 7th, to fit the new budget law. Starting then would allow four months of 1926 schooling and reduce clerical work by avoiding cross-year budget closures. County Supt. KE. H. Pattison urges a countywide uniform start.
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Clermont County Board of Education
Boards of Education
KE. H. Pattison
Flea Beetles Threaten Ohio Crops
Flea beetles injure potato tomato pepper and other crops across Ohio. They create leaf pits that kill surrounding tissue and worsen disease, stunting plants or killing them. Expert J B Houser recommends Bordeaux mixture with arsenate of lead for spraying. mix 4 lb copper sulfate 6 lb hydrated lime per 50 gallons, add 10 lb arsenate or lead per 60 gallons, and repeat if needed after a week or ten days.
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Ohio
J. 8. Houser
Department of Entomology
Ohio Experiment Station
Oil Mess Spreads After Rain In Batavia Streets
Residents report oil spilled on Batavia streets last week. A heavy rain washed oil into the creek before it could settle. Officials expect the oil to dry and soak in, after which conditions should improve.
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Batavia
Stone Quarry Opens West of Peebles for Route 74
A stone quarry has been opened on the A. R. McAdow land west of Peebles for the State Highway Department. Lloyd Reiterman of Chillicothe oversees the quarry with H. Wilson of the Highway Department supervising stone distribution on Route 74.
Short Summer Blooming In Subarctic North Inno
Explorers note a brief warm, blooming summer in subarctic North Inno while summer flowers flourish. The Panama Canal spans from water to deep water with land measures and an average depth ranging up to 45 feet.
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North Inno
Canadian Northwest Territories
Panama Canal
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