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Newspaper
The Clermont Courier
Location
Batavia, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jun 21, 1911
Page
7
James S. Hine of Ohio State University urges measures against house flies as typhoid carriers. He cites fly transmission from horse manure to kitchens and calls for clean barns, covered bins, regular stable sweeping, and proper garbage and sewage disposal to protect communities.
Extension bulletin from Ohio State University details mite and louse life cycles, hiding spots in hen houses, and practical control methods. It prescribes dusting, whitewashing with carbolic acid, kerosene emulsion sprays, and regular repetition, with emphasis on cleanliness and sun exposure to reduce infestations.
New York report notes improving business confidence amid crop prospects and rising finish steel orders. Rail demand strengthens, dry goods sentiment improves though demand remains below normal. foreign trade exceeds last year, with firms holding prices in leather and footwear steady while tanners resist price cuts.
The Cincinnati grain market lists Flour-Winter patents 4 4.25 and related grades, Wheat No 2 red 84 88c, Corn No 2 white 57c, and Oats No 2 white 41 42c. Live stock prices show cattle ranges, hogs 6.25 6.30, sheep 8.25 9.25, lambs 7.15 7.25, with poultry eggs butter and produce at various regional rates. Miscellaneous notes include poultry, eggs, butter, apples, carrots, celery, eggplants, lemons, onions, and potatoes with stated prices.
Miss Lillian B. Rowe quips at a Denver advertisers dinner that the old mid century gag about hawking a garment care guide could return. A sharp will advertise to women to send a dollar to learn how to keep a harem skirt from fringing and then instruct them to wear knickers.
Mrs. Ray Trusner of New Albany Indiana reports a marvelous recovery from chronic kidney disease after using Doan's Kidney Pills. She describes severe symptoms including swelling and painful urination and says six weeks of treatment restored her health.
A quip from Puck argues fashion reflects gendered effort and constraint, suggesting law cannot easily guarantee true equality by forcing sameness. The line frames clothing choices as a test of social expectations and autonomy between men and women.
Mrs Amy Crain of Fredonia Kentucky reports severe eczema on her palms and between fingers improved by Resinol ointment and soap. She applied the products twice daily during bathing and says the treatment cured her hands in less than a month. She recommends the preparations for others at all drug stores.
The piece describes a rural belief that sufferers of ague must visit a crossroads at midnight five times and bury a newly laid egg to cure the disease. If the ritual failed, locals blamed an unlucky accident along the journey.
An advertisement invites readers to request a free 48 page illustrated Eye Book from Marine Eye Remedy Co in Chicago. It claims personalized advice on eye trouble and lists benefits such as soothing pain and strengthening weak eyes, with a product price of Go and applications for adults and babies.
A playful exchange contrasts opinions on whether oysters have brains. One says oysters know when to remain silent, the other counters with a humorous stance.
A magazine poet notes a baby in the house as a wellspring of pleasure and suggests that triplets would be a deluge. The piece highlights the Herb laxative Garfield Tea as a remedy for constipation and related headaches and bilious attacks.
Diogenes proclaims friendship as a single soul in two bodies, reflecting ancient Greek views on companionship and virtue.
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