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Newspaper

The Clermont Courier

Location

Batavia, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Jul 20, 1927

Page

2

The Dog That Stands By Man Through Time

An exploration of loyal dogs celebrated as heroes and memorialized in history. The piece recalls Sergeant Major Jiggs Stubby Rufus Balto and Old Drum, noting West’s famous eulogy and a Missouri court case over Drum’s accidental death, revealing the human stories behind the myths.

Jiggs United States Marine Corps Stubby American Red Cross Museum Washington Rufus Lou Wescott Beck Death Valley Los Angeles Balto Nome Cleveland Zoo George G. West Missouri Old Dram Houn West Will O. Ferrill Rocky Mountain Herald Denver Ferrill Jeane James Old Drum Leonidas Hornsby Charles Burden Hornsby Drum Supreme Court of Missouri Horneby Johnston County Hornabys Lon Charley Hornsbys Tennessee North Carolina Kentucky Virginia Burden Justice of the Peace George Norman Court of Common Pleas Circuit Court Hound Lon Hornsby Crittenden & Cockrell Phillips & West Dilcott & Blodgett Col Thomas T. Crittenden Colonel Cockrell United States Blodgett North Missouri Railroad Wabash Elliott Phillips John F. Phillips Kansas City Foster P. Wright Blodett Rittenden Cockrell Uncle Charley Uncle Lon Brinkley B Ornaby

Fall line marks river rapids along Piedmont Plain

The geographic Piedmont Plain lies between the Appalachian highland and the low coast plain. It features rugged eroded rock with older formations and a marked escarpment fall line where Atlantic rivers drop into rapids. In New England the plain is less defined, broadens to about 800 miles in North Carolina. London has a goldfish hospital.

Piedmont Plain United States Atlantic Coast Plain Appalachian Highland Low Coast New England New York North Carolina

French gymnastics for relief and flexibility

Relieving body tension aims to make the body flexible and free from muscular habit. Relaxing exercises proceed from moving one part of the body to each other gradually, then releasing tension from every joint as a whole.

Early St Apolinaris Basilica in Ravenna Highlights

The church of St Apolinaris in Ravenna, Italy, is among the most important extant early Christian basilicas. Begun in 1384, it features a singular circular tower standing 120 feet high.

St. Apolinaris Ravenna Italy

Army Calls Differ the Reveille Across Nations

The reveille is identical for France and the United States while Germany and England use distinct calls that correspond to our reveille. The note discusses how national military traditions align with the shared early alarm signal across allied forces.

France United States Germany England

Blood and Bloodshed Echoes in War Time Confession

A nameless man recalls his life of slaughter from trapping to war as he lies near death. He reflects on the Bible verse about shedding blood and asks his lawyer to spare his former foe Calhoun, then dies as the weapon he wielded falls to the floor.

Valcartier England Wilds Calhorn Calhoun Jim Ypres Somme Vimy Ridge Keller Deerfoot France

Alcmaeon Slides Gold From Croesus Treasure Chamber

Herodotus recounts Alcmaeon disguising himself to steal gold from Croesus. Dressed in a baggy tunic and heavy buskins he loads gold dust into his clothing and hair. Croesus laughs then rewards him with equal wealth, boosting the Alcmaeonidae fortune and enabling chariot racing wins at Olympia.

Croesus Alcmaeon Alcmaeonidae Olympia Herodotus

Evolution of Pockets in Men's Trousers

The Los Angeles Times notes pockets emerged about 300 years ago as a safer replacement for cloth bags tied at the waist. A French inventor allegedly sewed a bag into garment lining, creating the first pocket. Today a suit may have 15 pockets, aiding even in the dark.

Los Angeles Times

History of the Silver Dollar Over Two Centuries

The silver dollar's origin traces to 1792 with later weight and fineness changes in 1887. Legislation in 1878 halted silver dollar coinage while 1876 1890 1801 enabled recoinage. The 1891 silver purchase concluded in 1904, then no further buys until the 1918 Pittman act. From 1918 onward silver dollars have been issued yearly.

From Bad to Worse Health Revival in Cleveland Woman

Cleveland readers hear a testimonial from Mrs M Rimssincer of Nelson Avenue about Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound restoring weight after illness. The ad frames health as truly valuable and promotes the product as a life changing remedy for women seeking well being.

Cleveland Ohio Lydia E. Pinkham

Ancient Hebrew Bible Fragments Found in Buchara Synagogue

Hand written Hebrew Bible fragments claimed to be over a thousand years old were found in the Jewish synagogue of Buchara, a town in Georgia province, according to reports from Leningrad.

Buchara Georgia Leningrad

Invisible Har Drum Restores Hearing, Tiny Mega Phone Claim

An A. O. Leonard invention named the Tiny Mega phone fits inside the ear and is said to restore hearing and quiet head noises for thousands. Inquiries to A. O. Leonard Suite 631 70 Fifth Ave New York City will be answered promptly.

A. O. Leonard Fifth Ave New York City

Levinson’s shift to antiques roots in junk shop past

Sidney Levinson once ran a junk shop, rebranded to a second-hand furniture store, and now deals in antiques. The notice promotes Wright’s Indian Vegetable Pills with the claim of gentle, natural relief.

Warren Levinson Sidney

In-Laws Playful Exchange Sparks Family Debate

A humorous interaction unfolds as a husband drives past a farmer’s mules causing their braying to echo the moment. Relatives of the wife confirm the family link by marriage, eliciting smiles and lighthearted chatter.

Bray

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