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Newspaper
The Clermont Courier
Location
Batavia, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jun 17, 1925
Page
3
A girl named Mahalia finally gains a room of her own after years of sharing space for toys clothes and family storage. She helps transform an unused attic room with curtains bureau pictures and a bed making a personal, organized space she can call hers.
John William O'Leary of Chicago is named president of the Chamber of Commerce of the United States succeeding Harry A. Wheeler and Joseph H. Defrees. He holds multiple posts including vice president of the national body and vice chairman of the National Industrial Conference board.
Governor Pinchot aims to install Gen. Smedley Butler as his successor and running mate, promising a Pinchot policy run in Harrisburg. Butler shows reluctance, facing opposition from allies and his father Congressman Thomas S. Butler, despite ongoing talks and Pinchot’s renewed confidence.
President Coolidge promotes diplomats including Kellogg Houghton and Schurman as the foreign service modernizes under Rogers bill. The policy creates government owned residences abroad and shifts from political debt distribution toward professional service. Schurman’s move from Peking to Berlin signals Germany’s favorable view of a capable, language fluent envoy.
The piece discusses John T. Scopes in Rhea County Tennessee where teaching evolution faces legal peril. It notes the state law banning Evolution endorsement and contrasts William Jennings Bryan and other figures stoking the national debate on science education and church state separation.
Julia Bottomley surveys Summer negligee fashion highlighting two rival styles two-piece ensembles in printed silk and cotton crepes. Rayon and featherweight wool knits create frocks and trouser suits with surplice fastenings lace edges and vivid color combinations.
Dr. Hugo Reisenfeld of a New York theater predicts newsreel films will be delivered to homes with personal projectors, letting subscribers view the day’s major events as soon as they are released.
A druggist argues many advertised medicines fade away when promises fail while Dr Kilmer’s Swamp Root gains trust through thousands of sworn statements. The article touts kidney and urinary benefits and urges readers to choose the proven remedy.
The Science Service reports 52 destructive earthquakes struck the Philippine islands in the first 22 years of this century. The record highlights recurring seismic risk across archipelago communities and potential implications for building codes and disaster preparedness.
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Phyllis dances with abandon drawing attention to her playful stage presence as observers remark she might consider more modest attire.
A historical reflection notes that perseverance through hardship shapes character, with resilience turning difficulties into progress. It highlights steadfast effort by individuals facing challenge as a path toward eventual success.
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