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Newspaper

The Clermont Courier

Location

Batavia, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Jul 21, 1909

Page

6

Roosevelt in East Africa inspires British hosts with bold hunt

Theodore Roosevelt arrives in Mombasa and travels with a large African hunting party across Uganda and Kapiti Plains. He rides the front of a Uganda railway engine, stocks trophies for the Smithsonian, and shares plans with Kermit Roosevelt while praised by local officials for his vigorous expedition.

Rooosevelt Roosevelt Mombasa Theodore Roosevelt Africa Naples Italy United States Uganda Jackson George Macmman Mannenich Colorado Hong Kermit Roosevelt Kermit Smithsonian Institution Washington Boon Kapiti Plaing Station United States Army Mr. Roosevelt Juma Bwana Tumbo R. D. Cunninghame Kapiti Plains Elt Sairobi New York

Early season fishing plans and city beautification notes

A. N. Wirls of Hast Cleveland gathers rod and tackle ahead of spring fishing. He cannot find partners to join him, so he buys bullheads and imagines a day at sea. Also notes Paris urban beautification costs and efforts, comparing Haussmann's era, Washington, and New York. A light fire company joke closes the column.

N. Wirls Cleveland Wirls Cleveland Plain Dealer Paris Eugene Haussmann Napoleon II Ross Shepherd Washington New York Berlin West Omaha Bee

A New Society Every Day in New York

A New York Press critique notes the constant birth of new societies aimed at improving various causes. Many remain unknown or short lived, imagined as active yet often effectively dead despite public visibility.

New York New York Press

The Mean Things and a Tax on Bachelors

A wry line notes that many married men would see a tax on bachelors as a tax on intelligence, reflecting social humor about marriage and wit.

Lydia E. Pinkham’s Vegetable Compound Advertised

Baltimore readers are urged to try Lydia E. Pinkham’s Vegetable Compound for chronic female ailments. The ad claims the remedy cured years of misery for Mrs. W. S. Ford and touts wide, long standing success for disorders including displacements, pain, indigestion, and nervous symptoms with a promise of free health advice from the company.

Lydia E. Pinkham Baltimore Lydia Masham W. 8. Ford Lansdowne St Lydia E. Piham Tie E. Pinkhau

In Spain Bulls For Fights Question Profitability

A Spanish speaker wonders if raising bulls for fights remains profitable. The answer is uncertain, with a cautious tone about financial viability and tradition.

Spain

A Rare Good Look Foot-Base Endorsement

A reader extols Allen's Foot-Base noting lasting relief for aching feet and urging others to try the product without delay. The testimonial emphasizes the relief and recommends asking for it today.

Allen al Broscience

Consistently Opposed Quotation on Actor's Roles

A dialogue notes a critic calling an actor queer while in contrived roles. The speaker asks for clarification and states the actor currently plays a crooked character in a straight drama.

Complaining Worker Allowed Sign On Pond Nuisance

The Berkshire Courier reports a local man allowed by the property owner to post a sign after an employee complained of boys swimming in a pond causing a nuisance. The sign read No Loffing or Swimmig on Theas Growns Order by. If Catched law Will be Forced.

Berkshire Courier

Inkling Sparks Between Williams and Neighbor

A brief scene shows Williams bragging about the ease of his fountain pen while his neighbor adds a blotter to his trousers, remarking that he has an inkling about the situation.

Williams

Keenest Delights Realized in First Taste of Delicious

A brief note praises Keenest Delights as the first taste of deliciousness. The colorful phrasing emphasizes the immediate appeal and savory quality of the product, inviting readers to try the sample.

Toasties and Cream Post Toasties Ad Description

Post Toasties described as golden brown substantial with cream, crisp to crush, pearly white corn product. Toasties made from corn, cooked rolled toasted. Popular package 10 cents, Large Family size 1/6?c. POSTUM CEREAL CO LTD Battle Creek Michigan.

Postum Cereal Cco., Ltd Battle Creek, Mich

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