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Newspaper
The Clermont Courier
Location
Batavia, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jun 30, 1926
Page
2
Bob Pitcher and Thomas Leigh confront failures from a gold claim venture. Leigh admits ruin and the pair refuse retreat, proposing to finish the Homemaker project to repay investors, with Pitcher challenging Leigh to scrimp and persevere rather than quit.
A Detroit News observation notes five customers at the downtown bank window using different methods to carry cash. From side pockets to vest pockets and a pocketbook, none shared a single habit, yet all illustrate why losses and thefts occur, the teller says.
Devotion in Austria centers on a 25 foot high candelabrum blessed at Rosenkranz church Hetzendorf. The Kronluster weighs 1 1/2 tons and uses 120 electric lamps symbolizing victory of light over darkness. Funds were raised by a popular collection.
J M R describes Valley Forge, its landscape and the Washington era scenes. The piece notes Abbeys painting in Harrisburg, the Continental Memorial Association owning the farmhouse since 1870, and features Washington Memorial Chapel with its carvings, the Cloister of the Colonies, and the Valley Forge site open to 800000 visitors annually.
An organized, cautious bachelor, Jerry Dawe avoids social letters while overwhelmed by work. He seeks a stenographer to handle correspondence and ends up marrying a stranger who writes as his wife. The eight-page aunt letter reveals the partner’s deception and the couple’s life.
The article explains rickets, its global reach in poor urban areas, and its causes insufficient food bad air and lack of sunshine. It details remedies including mothers milk proper cow’s milk fresh fruit juice tomato juice sun exposure and cod liver oil. A 1928 U S trial in New Haven tested cod liver oil orange juice and sun baths, curing many ill children and preventing new cases.
The article argues malaria is caused by mosquitoes and emphasizes prevention by destroying breeding sites. It notes draining land and cleaning water as effective, oil spraying where drainage is impossible, and that state-led control is essential, citing the American Public Health Association report and the active states New Jersey Mississippi Texas Florida Alabama Georgia.
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