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Newspaper
The Clermont Courier
Location
Batavia, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jun 13, 1923
Page
6
Mrs Garker returns home in distress after realizing she has repeated a man’s first name as a title for months. She confesses to her husband Howard that she has been calling Marshall by his first name, Marshall, not his title, causing a mortifying social error.
Donald watched as I planted radishes lettuce and other garden seeds. Later his mother asked what I planted and he replied that I planted a lot to eat seed.
A playful fragment shows characters fretting over a forgotten item with a humorous line about tomato cans for the goats, capturing a domestic moment of stalled memory and comic frustration.
Women seek smart casual summer wear with knitted patterns. The article highlights color-driven knitted golf coats, striped slipsovers, jacquard patterns, and short coats with panels and sashes. It mentions white with patterned collars, beige backdrops, and varied footwear while noting new knotted bouclette stitches and all-over jacquard designs.
Mrs. A. M. Roberts of 650 Fulton St in Zanesville credits Tanlac with curing years of stomach trouble pain headaches and sleep problems. She says her husband also improved and both consider Tanlac unmatched. Tanlac and Tanlac Vegetable Pills are advertised as remedies with extensive sales.
A guide on choosing laundry tubs to save time and money. It compares galvanized portable tubs with wooden and fiber options, noting rust risk, wringer attachment, weight, and maintenance. It also covers tub sizes, matching height to body measurements, and practical placement rules to reduce splashing.
Bavarian engineers are driving a tunnel under the Alps to divert the Isar river into Walchen lake for a vast hydro electric plant. When finished, the project will supply power for all Bavarian railways industries and city lighting.
An eminent medical authority warns laxatives provide only temporary relief and may cause permanent injury. The ad promotes Nujol as a natural lubricant that keeps stools soft and moving without gripping, claims it is harmless, non medicinal, and used in leading hospitals. Obtain from your druggist today.
The article explains how weaving quality affects wearing life and how to check fabric strength. It covers warp and weft integrity, loose threads, color patterns, and finishes. It notes heavy lengthwise cords, fine fillings, and soft finishes may reduce durability, advising vigilance when buying cheap novelties.
An exchange in the Richmond Times Dispatch presents a doctor telling a trembling modern woman that any hope for her husband depends on what she seeks, as he reaches for his hat. The dialogue captures era tonal wit about medical counsel.
Thousands of women suffer kidney and bladder trouble without realizing the root cause. Poor kidney health can trigger back pain headaches loss of ambition and nervous irritability. Dr Kilmer Swamp Root is advertised as restoring kidney health and offering sample bottles by mail with ten cent postage. medium and large bottles sold at drug stores.
Mme Tsipouras wife of a Greek army colonel and former Miss Mary White is known as the angel of mercy among Greek refugees in Athens. She personally visits camps distributing relief supplies to cut through government red tape, aiding the stricken.
An old advertisement touts the Cuticura Soap Ointment and Talcum as essential daily toiletries for cleansing soothing and perfuming the skin. It claims the trio will keep skin clear and remains a staple on every toilet table.
A dialogue hints at a miraculous or improbable play performance. Voices reflect surprise and speculation about the night’s outcome and the nature of the spectacle. The exchange contrasts skepticism with awe over an event described as extraordinary.
A haughty woman blocking traffic refuses to speak to an unintroduced man. The traffic officer calmly records her number and insists they meet in court tomorrow at 10 o clock for the proper formalities, with the judge presiding.
A playful exchange in Life magazine quotes Mandy-Howdy asking Liza about her husband who has not worked for six months. He bursts in singing a dune with a flower in his buttonhole asking why dinner isn’t ready. The line ends with the saying the worm will turn.
In a terse exchange, Jimmy agrees to provoke Tom into jealousy and a bold plan leads to a marriage proposal. The dialogue highlights impulsive romantic tension and a decisive turn toward commitment.
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