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Newspaper
The Clermont Courier
Location
Batavia, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jun 18, 1919
Page
3
A guide to repairing fabric and leather using iron on patches rubber tissue and matching fabric. It details edge matching tearing repairs patchwork oilcloth patterns and repurposing old leather for interlinings and iron holders.
Descriptions of summer pongee parasols feature styles with brown frames and brown cords, tassels on ends, and another design with blue butterfly embroidery inside the parasol, complemented by blue cords and ends on the sticks.
A New York decree endorses wearing white oxfords with black laces and black stockings this summer. Most women, however, will opt for the conservative all white.
Writers describe sport suits as essential for warm weather, replacing dressier wear with versatile skirts and coats. The left model features a white satin skirt with pearl buttons and a bright green silk tricolette coat, while a ribbed silk option and variations in Angora embellishment show wide range.
Washington reports a rare unanimous vote by the House Ways and Means Committee for repealing semi luxury taxes in the war revenue bill. Edward B. Clark notes the bipartisan support, discusses debt, tax strategies, and the workload of congress members including correspondence, speeches, and press gallery oversight by the Washington correspondents committee.
The text argues time should be treated as a managed asset like any property. It stresses anticipation and allocating a small proactive reserve, about 1 percent, to address foreseen delays or opportunities. It frames time management as essential to efficiency and outcome control.
The USDA advises starting grain at week two and half a pound daily by month one, increasing to three pounds by about the third month. Do not mix grain with separated milk, prefer cracked corn, wheat bran, and oats in specific ratios, and provide palatable roughage after week two. Avoid early spring pasture for calves under two months.
A Montana county farm bureau member bought a dairy bull for 100 dollars as a calf and placed it at the head of ten cows producing 4,800 pounds of milk and 260 pounds of butterfat annually. The bull’s daughters now exceed their dams by 102 pounds butterfat and 1,528 pounds of milk yearly, netting 300 dollars more per year. Over six years the ten cows could add 1,800 dollars in profit from the original 100 dollar investment.
The article warns that men who cause the manufacture of poor quality butter threaten the dairy industry more than substitutes. It notes no substitute for first class butter, while bitter butter from old cream risks turning people away entirely.
A dairy kept under reasonable conditions can cut nearly half of a small family’s expenses, providing economical milk, butter, and cheese. Proper care, nutrition, and simple facilities enable steady production and financial relief.
Advert ising copy claims organic phosphate nitro phosphate can feed nerves and body cells to increase weight and improve health. It warns the remedy may not suit those who do not want to gain weight and promises money back if unsatisfied.
A concise quote emphasizes traditional gender roles, arguing men steal a wife's identity upon marriage. The remark frames marriage as a social transaction where a woman's name is relinquished rather than kept.
A compact note suggests Wright gently but firmly urges Nature to her best effort in addressing a vegetable pile issue.
A reflective note on everyday virtue and quiet deeds that go uncelebrated, suggesting true worth lies in unseen acts rather than public recognition.
Druggist reports show widespread kidney issues with many unaware. Dr Kilmer Swamp Root touted as mild healing remedy. an insurance examiner notes many declined applications stem from undiscovered kidney trouble. Sample bottle offer via mail.
A fragmentary note describes a thinker who mentally weighs an opponent’s move and chooses to let it pass, ending the moment with a calm, silent nod. The cryptic line hints at restraint and detachment in judgment.
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