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Newspaper
The Clermont Courier
Location
Batavia, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jun 03, 1925
Page
7
Milwaukee resident Brandenburg praises Pinkham's Vegetable Compound after severe illness and weight loss. She says four bottles helped restore strength and energy, enabling her to resume housework and gain weight following ineffective tonic treatments. She recommends the product to friends.
Oscar Palmquist of New York who survived the Titanic disaster in 1912 by swimming for hours later died after drowning in five feet of water at Beardsley Park Bridgeport Connecticut. The ad promotes Wright’s Indian Vegetable Pills at 372 Pearl Street North Providence.
British coach maker to restore gilded imperial carriages of the Japanese royal family damaged in the earthquake. Project estimated at about 150 thousand dollars.
The ad asserts Tanlac purifies the blood, improves stomach and liver function, and boosts a run-down body. It promises quick improvement after starting treatment and suggests two to three bottles restore health, with Tanlac Pills for constipation.
Cartier's 1585 voyage first mentions smoking tobacco in Canada. White visitors found tobacco use widespread among tribes, usually in pipes. The Tobacco Indians near Lake Erie grew tobacco and traded it for fish, corn, and furs.
A terse exchange centers on a claim of being self-made as another speaker interrupts. The dialogue highlights pride in individual achievement and a clash over whose assertions carry weight in a tense confrontation.
The remark notes a common belief about human brain capacity and highlights a general awareness that people may underutilize cognitive potential.
The article advocates establishing a permanent Civil War museum in the Pension Office Building in Washington. It notes plans could win congressional authorization after December and outlines the building’s historic role, demolition of time with major war relics and a future research center for veterans and public. Daniel Bakeman Esther Damon and Hiram Cronk are cited as last survivors of revolutionary war, Civil War widow, and War of 1812 veteran respectively.
Yakima residents and local clubs launch a summer fly bounty to protect orchard workers. A women's club offers five cents for each two ounce bottle filled with dead flies. Insects like flies yellow jackets and bees threaten fruit packing house health and crop quality.
The U S Naval Observatory under Capt W S Eichelberger maps solar and lunar events for 1926 to 1928. It notes annular solar eclipses July 2021 and July 9–10, 1926, a total solar eclipse visible in Europe and Nome Alaska, and multiple lunar eclipses with broad geographic visibility across oceans, Americas, Africa, and Asia.
Mrs. Mary Hallock Greenewalt, pianist, operates her self taught electric light color organ. After fifteen years of study she presents a device that translates color into light like music.
Promoters of European tourism invite free spending Americans to visit with cars. An international road traffic conference will be held in Paris next fall to propose dual driver and car certificates. Twelve month international driving documents will ease entry and exit, with standard road signs explained to drivers and safer interstate touring.
Wrangell Alaska reports a stampede of prospectors heading toward Telegraph B C with three boats starting for Dease Lake. Over 150 tons including caterpillar tractors and trucks accompany the party as experienced sourdoughs lead the rush to Cassiar Creek placer fields near Cassiar.
While Union Lutheran church members worshiped on the second floor in York Pennsylvania a thief operated in the lecture room below and stole three pocketbooks from coats. About 25 dollars were taken.
Hale and hearty at eighty five, Edward H. Frary celebrated a birthday while the Buffalo News notes his sixty first anniversary of being reported dead. Wounded May 6, 1864 at the Wilderness with the 97th New York, he was left for dead, later revived and carried to a hospital, discharged after three months. The wound occurred just before General Wadsworth, grandfather of Senator James Wadsworth, was killed.
An advertisement notes many Americans may have kidney trouble without realizing it. It touts Dr Kilmer's Swamp Root as a mild healing preparation with a high success record. A Life Insurance examiner cites kidney disease as a common reason for declined applications. Sample bottles available by sending ten cents to Dr Kilmer Co. with paper mention.
A fragment notes husbands struggle with wives past lovers and a Sacramento quarrel over butter at breakfast leading to divorce, while an advertisement touts Cuticura Talcum Powder and the Cuticura Toilet Trio for skin and scent.
Tompkins calls an amateur radio expert to diagnose a fault. He finds the aerial is leaking, a common issue. Mrs. Tompkins laments missing the plumber’s visit yesterday. An ad for Dr. Peery’s Dead Shot worm remedy is included at 3872 Pearl St. N.
During a recent Melbourne electrical storm four cows grazing with heads through a fence were struck by lightning. The bolt ran along the fence wires and killed all four animals, officials reported.
A succinct adage urges steady progress by tackling tasks one by one. It emphasizes attention and concentration as keys to sustainable change.
A compact reflection on choosing one’s inner life with care and steadfastness. It centers on the biblical exhortation to guard the heart as the wellspring of conduct and life.
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