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Newspaper
The Clermont Courier
Location
Batavia, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jun 26, 1907
Page
7
Abby Rogers and her family clean Aunt Seliny’s cluttered home sparking a dispute over inherited attic space and a looming will. Abby cleans, repairs, and helps Seliny reexamine belongings leading to a renewed bond and a hidden family will revealed through old papers.
Ephraim Farlowe, famed for lenient views of neighbors, praises a roaming cow and an ambitious hen on his farm. A milk spill after the hen’s kick leads him to quip she is thoughtless, while he remains kind about life and animals in a light Heartland tone.
A young woman of social prominence planned baptism by immersion in her hometown church. A four year old named Charlie watched as the minister struggled in the river. Later the woman visited Charlie and asked if he knew who she was, and he replied she was the woman who went swimming with the minister on Sunday.
On a hot day Giovanni Guiseppe Pie tro Tellegreni refuses to remove his heavy winter coat. He explains his brother wore it all winter and now it is his turn, leaving the teacher puzzled by the long endured cold weather attire.
A Yonkers local train ran late into New York City after detouring at many stops missing stations and losing 32 minutes. Passengers expressed despair and anger as a conductor blamed the delay on trailing an express train, a claim the New York Times reports.
Dumley asks what the quotation Sle tranalt gloria mundi means and Wiggins replies Search me. The exchange hints the first two words may connect to an ambulance, leaving the rest unclear in this puzzle dialogue.
A narrator traces a family line from a great grandfather in the revolution to a grandfather in the War of 1812 and a father in the Civil War, then asks about Tage who reportedly fought in the peace congress.
A Idaho cattle country tale shows riders hired to appear thrown from horses and dragged by the foot. The showman assures continuing pay despite evident danger. Also a testimonial endorses Cuticura Remedies for Cuban itch on a baby, claiming rapid relief and full recovery within two weeks.
The piece notes a quick wit exchange about bogus animals on stage with a head of an elephant and a fat partner as hind legs and a giraffe neck offer. It then recalls a New York church tablet noting now the people of God have rest but they had not. A political meeting ends with a question interrupted by an attack and the chairmen question line. It closes with news of a 64 feet 8 inch sausage by Jacob Ackerman in Limeport Pennsylvania.
A Mass doctor advocates personal control of health through diet citing Grape Nuts as highly digestible and nutritious. He claims four heaping teaspoons satisfy a meal, praises versatility in cold or hot preparations, and encourages reading The Road to Wellville for guidance.
A scene unfolds with restraint and emotion as a man declares equality and embraces a woman. He rejects wealth that would set him apart and comforts her, sealing her words with a kiss and leaving the claim of fortune unspoken.
Alfred H. Love argues that critics mock peace efforts at inception and later profess support once success is assured. The piece weaves his interview in Philadelphia with a brief tale of Irene and Heber, a poor fiancé departing for South America to seek fortune in rubber.
A collage of vintage adverts mentions Dr Kline’s nerve restorer and free trial bottle, old German warships hidden near harbors, Borax for soft hands, submarine cable work, Nrause’s Headache Capsules, Mrs Winslow’s soothing syrup, and advice on teething and relationships.
An advertisement extols Dr Williams Pink Pills as preventing nerve breakdown by purifying blood. It cites Mrs. E. Bradley of Rochester New York describing relief from nervous shock after taking the pills, claiming improved appetite sleep headaches and back pain. Sold by druggists or mailed from Schenectady price 50 cents a box six for 2.50.
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