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Newspaper
The Clermont Courier
Location
Batavia, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jul 26, 1922
Page
6
In Industry New York a resident named Naboanya ahe reports restoration of health after eight years of ailment attributed to Tanlac. The testimony highlights sustained relief and renewed well being following use of the medicine.
Mrs. Frank Wilkie of Cedar Street credits Tanlac with restoring her health after eight years of stomach trouble. She says she could barely eat and suffered heartburn, restlessness, and fatigue until Tanlac improved her appetite sleep and strength. The ad notes Tanlac sold by all good druggists.
A short Boston note features Mrs. Rawler praising morning coffee and Mrs. Newrich evaluating brands, noting popularity and opinions on several tries.
An advertisement proclaims Cuticura Ointment for pimples redness and itching, recommends bathing with Cuticura Soap in hot water, then drying gently and applying Cuticura Talcum for fragrance. Price listed as 25c each.
A quirky note from a bygone medical list mentions beer as a remedy for various conditions, including a joking entry about chicken snake bite. The item reads as a satirical or informal record reflecting period attitudes toward folk cures.
Jimmy Seymour faces a broken engagement with Kitty and considers his future. He contemplates city life versus country roots while Madge Hilton weighs her own ambitions and affection. After Kitty confesses she loves someone else, Jimmy proposes to Madge, who hesitates but signals possible acceptance.
The piece cites Le Petit Parisien to claim in 1050 Constantinople saw a Venetian doge's daughter-in-law using a gold fork and scandalizing the faithful. It reports divine wrath and rot as punishment, tying this to the great plague of 1050 which claimed many who ate with fingers.
A short comic exchange shows Mrs Murphy seeking a visitor’s departure while the kettle sings. The caller refuses to leave stating he must go home to John. Mrs Murphy urges him to stay as the kettle’s song continues for hours before boiling.
Reported by Gap Johnson of Rumpus Ridge a group of White Caps dragged a man from bed suspected of making bone dry liquor They stole what was left and beat him for lacking enough to share The Kansas City Star notes the incident with local interest
Elmo Scott Watson recounts Little Wolf's escape with 70 Cheyennes across Kansas Nebraska and the Dakotas. Despite six military lines and pursuit, the band eluded capture, reached Montana, and Little Wolf later surrendered to General Miles at Fort Keogh. He served as a scout before dying on November 14 1904 at Lame Deer Reservation.
The article recalls Chief Ouray directing the White River Utes to lay down arms after a brutal 1879 conflict that killed 13 soldiers and nine whites. Born in Taos in 1829, Ouray became the Ute chief and government interpreter, fostering peaceful ties before dying August 24, 1890.
A Wisconsin revival tale ends with a man choosing repentance but delaying to avoid grand jury scrutiny. The revivalist offers forgiveness while the man notes divine pardon may come, but not while the grand jury is in session.
A Louisville Courier Journal quote debates hosiery display length with a snappy aside about knickers. The exchange suggests casual standards for wardrobe or fashion exhibits, reflecting light social commentary of the period.
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