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Newspaper
The Clermont Courier
Location
Batavia, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jun 28, 1911
Page
7
The safe and sane Fourth movement grows from a few cities to many towns. Public opinion spurs officials to action, regulating fireworks and toy weapons. Committees centralize celebrations with open air pageants, drills, and daylight displays featuring professional handling and prizes for children.
The author of Money valued Pelham for ending Byronism and Satanic fashion among youths and clerks. Lytton’s biographer notes a lavish gold dressing case gifted anonymously to the young Pelham author at Knebworth as a curiosity and tribute.
The Weekly Review notes volume remains below capacity with slow improvement, led by agricultural regions. Iron and steel markets gain while rails and wire products see price cuts. dry goods firm but cautious, with wool and footwear steady. Export totals dip short term but long term crops and rest for tuberculosis patients highlighted.
Cincinnati market update lists grain quotes for Flour-Winter patents and various wheats, corns, and oats. Live stock prices cover cattle, bulls, calves, hogs, sheep, lambs, with range figures for packers, butchers, cows, canners, and sows. Also included are miscellaneous prices for poultry, eggs, butter, apples, carrots, celery, eggplants, lemons, onions, oranges, and potatoes.
Hiram E Carpenter of Henderson New York recalls twenty years of psoriasis with severe suffering and skin cracking. After trying many doctors he used Cuticura Remedies with immediate relief and returned home in six weeks with smooth skin. He later wrote in 1910 that he never suffered a relapse.
In a National Magazine excerpt, Sam Jones tries to monopolize Eliza Williams during a colored baptism where she chats with Jim Lewis. Eliza balks at interruption, declaring she is “otherwise at present” and won’t be wooed.
A housewife’s guide touts dainty china and cut glass arranged to show beauty. It emphasizes keeping chinaware free of dirt and grease for brilliancy and recommends Hewitt's Easy Task Soap, which loosens dirt without scratching and costs five cents.
A modiste asks a customer if she wants a train on her gown and the client replies she does and wants it on time. The playful exchange highlights the emphasis on punctual tailoring in a bustling shop.
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