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Newspaper
The Clermont Courier
Location
Batavia, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jun 28, 1922
Page
7
An old advertisement promotes Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound as relief for women’s health troubles including backache. It claims success for Mrs Miner and invites publication of experiences while warning readers about Doctor’s care failures. Also mentions a London humor note about George S. Chappell and a remark on Matrimony.
Belisarius was a chief military commander under Emperor Justinian born in 506 and died in 565. He renewed Rome's military glory, earned the title Africanus of New Rome, and led wars against Vandals and Goths before falling victim to false accusations and poverty. Legends of his beggary are unfounded and later works kept the tale alive.
A Dairy Farmer article describes casting cattle for surgical work or dehorning using 35 to 40 feet of rope. It explains looping around the neck for hornless animals, halter-style knots near forelegs and hind quarters, and how pulling the rope directs the animal. Pregnant cows should not be thrown. one man may hold the head while another maintains the taut rope.
A doctor endorses music over tonics for run down or nervous states. Music, especially high quality instrumental performances, can restore nerves and energy. Even amateur ensembles help, but expert tone mastery yields best results. listening to good music is worth the price for relief from stress.
This guide explains making penwipers from old kid gloves. Cut gloves into circular backs and wrists, stitch through the center, insert a cork as the handle, seal with colored wax, and finish with a decorative top edge using bright kid leather or fabric.
The passage explains that marines were first enlisted to defend naval officers from press-gang crews on ships. It notes sailors viewed themselves as harder to dece ive than landlubbers, making the marine a convenient on board target, and the phrase Tell it to the marines arose from this dynamic.
Government study shows feed costs dominate milk production expenses across regions. Vermont winter costs allocate 63.1 percent to feed and bedding, 17.5 percent to labor, 19.4 percent to other costs. Louisiana winter and summer costs reveal feed and bedding remain the largest share.
An Iowa agricultural experiment station study shows cracked soy beans as a protein feed for dairy cattle can replace oilmeal at about one third higher value. Over two years of trials dairy farmers could produce this supplement to advantage, improving the ration with a palatable protein source.
A historical tale describes Prince Ahmed and the carpet of Tangu as a swift magical transport. It parallels a Koranic legend where King Solomon uses a green silk carpet to bear his throne. Spirits and people accompany him as wind carries the carpet skyward. Birds guard the royal journey.
Doris makes a playful bet with Archhbald about a kiss while joking about grit in his mouth. The exchange ends with Doris urging him to swallow the imagined disappointment and move on.
A balanced ration is essential for milk production. corn fodder alone lacks protein and succulence. Clean milking gear and thorough preparation improve milk hygiene. proper feeding of good cows raises dairy profits.
An advertisement quotes H Mohr of 1128 Fourth St Saint Louis praising Tanlac for curing longstanding dyspepsia and enabling normal eating and weight gain. The piece also includes unrelated blurbs promoting Cuticura skin products and a light joke about a local politician.
The New York Sun quotes an elderly speaker claiming extreme drought pressures in the early 1970s, asserting his corn yielded 18 acres per bushel as a sharp boast of past hardships.
ALLEN'S FOOT BASE, the antiseptic der to be shaken into the shoes, stops the pain of corns and bunions, and gives quick relief to sweating, callous, tired, aching feet. It rests the feet, keeps them cool and comfortable. Shoes and stockings wear twice as long you walk in comfort.
A Colorado building tale describes a busy boss seeking an Agriculture contact. Annie searches the phone directory but cannot locate Mr Agriculture, as the joke hinges on the missing phone listing. The scene highlights miscommunication and office folly.
A judge grants a divorce with a kiss as the couple parts. Fellow attendees debate propriety while a friend of the engaged couple notes a hard row ahead for future mates. The dialogue underscores social tensions around public partings and relationships.
Mrs Main Street and Mrs New Street chat in a drug store about jury service saying only twenty three people were drawn and that Mrs New Street hopes for the grand jury, not a regular jury, in Chicago.
Mothers urged to examine bottles of Castoria to ensure the signature. The ad touts Fletcher’s Castoria as in use for over 30 years and notes that children cry for it as a trusted remedy.
A girl in the telephone office warns the chief clerk that new rules are needed because some things spoken over the wire are not fit for her to hear. The chief clerk responds with a flippant remark about working around electricity and getting shocked.
Mrs Mcintosh seeks a second marriage not for affection but for practicality. A Scotch widow mourning Macintosh for 18 months picks the plain Macintyre as her groom after noting her linen marked MelI. The humorous exchange hinges on name and Marital fortune.
A playful note from a science feature asks how to graduate a thermometer. The piece mentions Allen and a student’s plan to send it through high school in a light science education context.
A juror described as intelligent prompts defense counsel to test suitability before dismissal. The exchange suggests cautious scrutiny of potential biases and qualifications during voir dire.
A parlor anecdote from Everybody's Magazine where a minister visits an only child. The child Ethel, told to entertain the guest, answers there are seven siblings to shield her mother’s poverty. Her witty reply reveals the family’s lack of wealth.
The piece notes that in under two decades electricity production in the United States has risen more than fifteenfold. It compares total output to the amount a man could produce annually, insisting energy growth outstrips individual labor.
A concise outlook hints at travel contrast with domestic tasks. It imagines Italy beyond mountains while noting attention to yard weeds as a first priority. The line evokes a humorous, reflective mood on travel versus daily chores.
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