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Newspaper
The Clermont Courier
Location
Batavia, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jun 23, 1926
Page
7
Louisa a Baltimore department store worker suffered fatigue and weakness till she tried Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound. She credits three bottles with restoring health enabling her to work again and she urged other girls to consider the tonic for strength and vitality.
German inventor Anton Flettner says rotor wind power or blue coal will reshape transport and industry. His Baden Baden crossing the Atlantic sparked interest as rotor ventilators spread to cars irrigation and electric generation. He envisions rotors replacing planes on airships and expanding to other uses worldwide.
Engineer Mr. Flettner explains using Magnus law rotors to propel ships. The rotor is driven by a small electric motor to create a vacuum ahead and a pressure behind, delivering ten times the thrust of sails of equal area. An auxiliary stern propeller aids when wind fails. He is optimistic about blue coal technology.
The former German emperor Wilhelm II’s Corfu palace is eyed for conversion into a gambling casino by the Greek government and an Italian promoter. Wilhelm objects from exile in Doorn, but Greece has confiscated the property under wartime laws. The site formerly housed the Near East Relief hospital aiding Smyrna refugees.
Mrs Susan J Life a ninety three year old New Yorker celebrated an approaching birthday anniversary with three speeches. She taught John D Rockefeller in school and spends winters in Cocoanut Grove Florida.
Robert Bertschy Capitol theater manager and his wife Charlotte return to Riverhead from Smithtown. At 1 30 am a passing car edged right and Bertschy swerved, went over an embankment. He crawled out and pleaded for help as motorists sped by fearfully, leaving Charlotte trapped beneath the wrecked car. She died before aid arrived.
An impromptu bull roamed a San Antonio suburb, tramping flower beds and gardens as residents chased it. Officer Frazier lured the animal on horseback, then roped and nose-ringed the bull to subdue it. A note mentions twenty five thousand gallons of water used to manufacture a ton of paper.
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