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The Clermont Courier in Batavia, Ohio

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Newspaper

The Clermont Courier

Location

Batavia, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Jun 16, 1926

Page

2

Pressed on by steam roller the farmer hails mashed potato crop

A rural scene prompts a playful exchange as a woman questions the farmer about his steam roller. He explains he is cultivating mashed potatoes this year, framing a lighthearted agrarian moment.

Dr Peery's Dead Shot Ends Worms and Tapeworm Plague

Quick action headline touts Dr Peery's Dead Shot as ultimate remedy for worms and tapeworms. Ends with promotional call to Pear Street Adv advocating speedy purchase and cure.

Dr. Peery

Back Seat Brightness Husband Driving

A driver and wife argue about stopping for gas as the car stalls mid traffic. They spot a police officer approaching, prompting the wife to urge not to stop. The scene captures a tense moment of roadside improvisation in city streets.

Jumper Frocks and Manteau de Voyage Amid Summer Styles

Two piece Jumper frocks dominate summer wardrobes with sports wear and travel coats in white flannel crepe and striped flannels. Lelong and O Rossen introduce fashionable manteau de voyage coats in navy twill and red striped fabrics with raglan sleeves and practical capes for travel across climates.

Lelong O'Rossen

Rural America Holds Its Own

The Institute of Social and Religious Research analyzes unpublished census data to show rural growth of 20.7 percent from 1900 to 1920, while city growth fell to 52.1 percent. The study, by Dr. Luther Fry, explains misclassification effects and notes villages expanded, many crossing into urban status without migration.

New York America Institute of Social and Religious Research Robert W. McCulloch McCulloch National Industrial Conference Board United States Alabama Alabama City Andalusia Institute New England Or. Luther Fry Census Bureau Charles M. Schwab

Bugs studied in fight on the prickly pear cactus

In Uvalde Texas the prickly pear cactus invasion of east Australia has reached 60 million acres. Australian board official Leith Hitchcock arrives to oversee North American efforts. Mealy bugs and cochineal insects are bred in the U S as natural enemies and shipped to Australia for release after quarantine.

Bugs Uvalde Texas Australia Leith F. Hitchcock Australian Commonwealth Prickly Pear Board Hitchcock United States Bureau of Entomology Australian Prickly Pear Board

Novel Breakfast Dish Wins London Paper Prize

A London newspaper prize spotlights a new breakfast dish to break monotony. The recipe uses a herring stuffed with a hot chopped hard boiled egg and cheese grated filling, lemon juice, oat meal crust, tied and fried until crisp.

Manu London

Boy Eats Bible Mystery Stuns Moultrie Family

Twelve year old Melizo McCoy reportedly ate the family Bible except for the covers and a few pages. Parents were unaware until he complained of a stomach ache prompting discovery.

Moultrie Melizo McCoy Melizo

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