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Newspaper
The Clermont Courier
Location
Batavia, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jun 07, 1911
Page
6
A line of harmful patent medicines is advertised as a cure all with claims of detoxifying the blood and easing teething pains. A landlady brags to a prospective tenant about a neighboring mansion, whispering that it is valued at seven million dollars to imply local prestige.
A judge scolds the prisoner for repeated appearances and orders him moved to the island with a 30 day credit. The prisoner offers a remark about his reputation and association with the judge.
Wise questions a veiled woman seen on houses while Howe asks why she wears it. Wise notes she fears the sun may blister the paint, revealing a curious domestic scene.
Francisco I. Madero Jr and party greeted by bombardment and cannon fire as 20 000 in Torreon celebrate. Along the route, more than 50 000 hear him address crowds at stations and in the city.
Minneapolis. J D Bren longtime cashier and accountant at the University of Minnesota is under arrest charged with embezzling 14000 from the university funds over four years He maintains he was held up but detectives report numerous contradictions undermining his robbery claim and cast doubt on the tale.
A Yosemite stage coach runaway on a steep grade caused by brakes failing left one man dead and three women seriously injured. Seven other passengers sustained minor injuries as frightened horses bolted through the valley.
Paris will retain the Louisville and Nashville railroad terminals, with plans to invest heavily and add about 600 workers over the next eighteen months, according to a reliable source.
Mrs. Mary Riley, 50, cried for help from a burning home on the third floor as a crowd watched. Firemen, racing to rescue, extinguished the blaze and set ladders to the window but the flames rekindled as they prepared to lift her to safety.
Stanford emeritus botany professor William Russell Dudley died of tuberculosis at age 62. He spent sixteen years on the Cornell faculty before his death.
Lexington was selected to host the next annual Kentucky Bankers' Association convention with date to be set by the committee later likely in October. The choice surprised some as Louisville had hosted during the state fair in recent years.
Henry E. Knolle vice president of the Mound City Chair Co. Son St. Louis and his fiance were killed when struck by an interurban electric car. The woman was dragged 250 feet along the track, her head severed and her body mangled. Knolle was hurled from the road onto an embankment and into Long Lake, where two fishermen recovered him.
Rome officials dismiss Munich reports of cholera in Italy saying general health conditions are excellent. In St Louis four men drowned when a gasoline launch capsized on the Mississippi River.
Six persons drown when a launch carrying sixteen people capsized on Utah Lake near Salt Lake City. Among the victims were a prospective bride and groom whose wedding celebration was the occasion for the outing.
Gen Diaz and his party of 26 departed on the steam ship Ypiranga in Havana. He saw no one except Senor Godoy the Mexican minister and exchanged no messages with anyone ashore. Visitors were not allowed aboard.
Madison Ind Captain Erwin leads U S engineers to fix Dam No 40 about two miles east of Madison on the Ohio River according to the report.
An education in gardening plus increased home and farm beauty raises civic pride. Planting castors with caladiums and geraniums creates a leafy bank from lawn to house, while shrubs like lilacs and spireas form year round interest. Natural and formal garden styles offer low maintenance and year round appeal.
Ohio State University horticulture professor W. Paddock reports a new apple disease, Arkansas blotch, hitting southern Ohio orchards. The fungus causes brown surface patches then sunken spots, reducing fruit quality. spraying for apple scab with proper timing has proven effective in keeping the blotch in check.
An article explains a simple cure for milk fever in heavy milker cows. Each udder quarter is inflated with filtered sterile air using clean equipment. The air treatment, with proper washing and massaging, relieves symptoms within hours and shows about 98 percent effectiveness.
The article from The New York Commercial discusses Western Canada as a future farming haven near railway lines. It highlights land prices from $8 to $18 per acre rising to $30 or more, rich soils, abundant water, wood, and grasses. It notes strong education systems in Winnipeg Saskatoon and Edmonton and predicts social advancement beyond frontier conditions.
Kidney troubles are serious and early symptoms may signal danger. J L Richardson of Red Key Indiana describes severe back pain and diagnosed kidney issues. after using Doan’s Kidney Pills he improved gradually and has remained symptom free. Doan’s are sold by druggists and stores. price is 50 cents. Foster Milburn Co Buffalo NY seeks wider distribution.
Margaret asserts Mr Baker could hypnotize people by holding hands until their hands fall asleep. Katherine questions the claim and replies with skepticism. The dialogue hints at a conversational dynamic about hypnosis.
Clark Howell of Atlanta recounts the case of an elderly Black man in Georgia accused of stealing chickens. The defendant, poorly defended by a young attorney, is sentenced severely after the crime is deemed proven. The man thanks the judge, noting his belief a harsh verdict was expected but not the speech of his lawyer.
Distemper in all forms among horses and dogs is claimed cured by SPOHN'S DISTEMPER CURE. Over 600,000 bottles sold last year. Available from any druggist or via manufacturers. Spohn Medical Co. Goshen Ind. Agents wanted. Bottles priced at .50 and 1.00.
In a dialogue from Life, Mrs Newgold presents a painting to Aunt Eunice calling it a real old master. Aunt Eunice, dismissive, says she values it as much as newer works.
Aseptic eye salve packaging highlights infection prevention. The article contrasts medical aims with novels, noting most works target entertainment for women rather than thoughtful readers.
If thou knowest anything good of a man tell it unto others. If anything ill tell it privately and prudently to himself. The line reflects a cautionary ethic about sharing news and rumors.
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