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Newspaper

The Clermont Courier

Location

Batavia, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Mar 03, 1909

Page

2

THE MARRYING SQUIRE

Judge George E. Law of Brazil Indiana famed as the marrying squire has tied more nuptials than any other official in the state. He endorsed Dean's Kidney Pills in 1906 claiming relief for a bad back improved sleep and vigor. He reaffirmed his support on January 5 1909 noting continued use and recommendations to others. Sold by Foster Milburn Co Buffalo NY 50 cents a box.

E. Law Justice of the Peace Franklin St Brazil Ind Squire Indiana Judge Law Dean Foster-Milburn Co Buffalo N. Y

Amateur taxidermy and eczema cure story from 1907

A reader recalls a painful eczema outbreak on face and neck cured in about three months by Cuticura Soap and Ointment after failed treatments. The note mentions a failed taxidermy incident and a humorous stage fright anecdote about misheard lines. Includes testimonial from Ann Pearsons of Northfield, VI, December 19, 1907. Potter Drug & Chem, Boston, sole proprietors.

Miss Ann Pearsons Northfield Potter Drug & Chem, Corp Sole Props Boston

Wisconsin Couple Finds Health With Postum

A Wisconsin couple describes suffering from coffee use, noting sleeplessness and irritability. After switching to Postum they report calmer nerves and better temper, with friends also noting improvements once Postum was prepared correctly.

Postum Co

Work of Solons Levy for Common Schools in Ohio

The Ohio legislature advances multiple measures, including a state levy for common schools, mileage payments for lawmakers, and tax and regulatory bills. The Senate passed mileage allowances, auto registration timing, and education funding bills, while the House sent various tax, branding, and public works proposals to the Senate for concurrence.

Columbus House Finance Committee Senate Vaughan General Assembly Braun Senator Crawford Crawford Ohio Treasury Schurr Battefeld Phillips Wisener Cetone Thompson Cameron Dairy and Food Commissioner Mather Annals of Alsdorf College of Agriculture and Domestic Science Ohio State University Johnny Thompson Alonzo Tuttle Mendelson Boards of Trustees Kemper Gilligan House Committee of Elections Schaibley Cleveland Baker Courts of Common Pleas Rathburn Yount Phare Committee On Taxation Taxation Committee Assembly Thomas A. Dean Edward T. Crawford Carl H. Keller Capitol Daniel F. Mooney James HB. Mathews Richard A. Beatty

Watch valued at two thousand owned by Tipton man

Hamilton Ohio resident O A Tipton of Indiana owns a rare watch costing 2000 dollars that strikingly tells hours quarters and minutes. He telephoned jewelers here to send their best artisan to repair it and restore its precision.

Hamilton O.A. Tipton Tipton

Taft Cabinet Selections and National Representation

The Taft cabinet, though not yet complete, is praised for Knox and Hitchcock as exemplars of the incoming administration. A broadly representative group is urged, with emphasis on regional balance and collective cabinet judgment guiding national decisions.

William H. Taft Philander C. Knox Frank H. Hitchcock Mr. Knox Northern Securities Hitchcock Taft Post Office Department Pacific Coast Great Southwest Roosevelt Army Department of State Department of Justice Mr. Taft

Retiring Secretary Root Praised for Quiet Achievement

The New York Globe credits Secretary Root with substantial accomplishments accomplished with little personal ado, noting the lack of tumult in his tenure. It predicts future appreciation by successors rather than contemporaries.

Root New York Globe

Taft’s Panama trip shows public service devotion

If Mr Taft were selfish he would not risk a journey to the Panama canal zone on the eve of his inauguration. His undertaking, however, proves his devotion to public service, leaving no doubt about his motives.

Mr.Taft Panama Canal Zone

Uncle Sam Seeks Funds for New Tariff Era

The piece notes the U S government faces a temporary shortfall and may call a special session of Congress to recast the tariff and raise revenues. Secretary Cortelyou asks for 30 million dollars in temporary deposits to cover needs, with optimism that a broader prosperity is near.

Sam Treasury Philippine Islands Carpers Harpers Cortelyou

Once Great Party in Decay Shows Racial Tenet Bloc

The senate Democrats fail to unite on currency tariff and railroad issues, but rally solidly behind opposing the reappointment of a colored customs collector and blocking justice for discharged black soldiers. The piece argues their unity masks broader failings and national influence remains limited.

Susie Tom Great Democratic Party Senate Tillman la Follette Aldrich Senate Democrats

Truth About Panama Canal and Political Attacks

The piece argues that opinions on the Panama Canal are being colored by political motives. It warns that Roosevelt’s enemies seek to discredit his administration and that transcontinental railways hope to delay the project. It also notes teasing remarks about Senator Tillman and doubts the Democratic party’s fate.

Panama Canal Roosevelt Hig Congress

Western Canada's 1908 grain yield exceeds expectations

The census branch reports Manitoba Saskatchewan and Alberta produced about 107 million bushels of wheat in 1908 valued at around 85 million dollars, with oats barley and flax adding another 35 million. A letter from Rev. Oscar L. King near Edmonton describes appealing homestead prospects, climate, education, rail links, and provincial plans to expand lines.

Department of Agriculture Ottawa Canada Manitoba Saskatchewan Alberta Central United States Oscar L. King Edmonton King M. V. McInnnes Detroit Michigan

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