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Newspaper
The Clermont Courier
Location
Batavia, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Mar 03, 1920
Page
7
A Woman's Home Companion letter argues against pressuring children to eat disliked foods. It says adults have preferences and forcing a despised item harms a child’s nerves and health, urging substitutes to avoid friction and benefit overall well being.
A quirky overheard exchange centers on a household noticing a change in milk taste. The wife remarks about the morning's difference while the husband confirms the shift, mentioning their previous milk was thin after five attempts with a new milkman.
A question asks if one could maintain 1089 miles per hour for 24 hours starting at noon westward, effectively calculating the distance circumnavigated in a day by steady air travel.
A National Geographic Magazine excerpt by G. H. Moses notes Greek women mostly lack individuality at social events and bear heavy domestic labor, with change coming through education and modern life. It suggests future Greek women will demand more rights like Western counterparts as opportunities widen.
The fragment suggests a phrase about initiating under scientific and machine driven yield. It reflects a procedural or project-oriented tone, implying an emphasis on automation and research-backed progress.
Captain Heine Bourne of the University of Pennsylvania Boxing team heads a push into boxing as a competitive sport among East colleges. Pennsylvania is among the first schools to adopt boxing for competition.
Charles B Cochran sails without Jack Dempseys autograph England reports 4000 professional football players Princeton to supply 16 veterans in 1920 University of Minn to build new stadium replacing Northrup Field Queen s University to spend 70000 on stadium and rink Suzanne Lenglen and Andre Gobert likely to visit for tournaments Kansas plans a 1 million dollar stadium modelled after Princeton Athletes push for boxing at schools and colleges Halifax to host 1924 exposition alongside Olympic games Excited chatter over large sums for sporting ventures persists.
Advertisement touts Milks Emulsion as a remedy for indigestion chronic stomach trouble constipation and related issues. It claims rapid relief within a day for colds stomach problems and asthma and urges trials with a money back guarantee. Sold by Terre Haute based division and druggists nationwide.
A quoted exchange argues that learning traditional dances is practical not fad. the claim is it reduces wear on shoes and aids daily life. The dialogue centers on parental advice about teaching children classic dance forms.
An ad claims Ely's Cream Balm clears blocked nostrils and head congestion from colds and catarrh. It promises instant relief by applying a small amount in the nostrils to soothe inflamed membranes and free air passages.
A writer in the Arkansas Gazette notes the cranberry as a fine antiscorbutic and remarks that the idea had never occurred to them before. The casual observation reflects the period’s interest in foods with health benefits.
An old time ad touts Cascarets for purging bilious symptoms including headaches, bad taste, yellowed skin, and constipation. It claims gentle overnight action without gripe or shock and urges readers to avoid harsh remedies while restoring stomach liver and bowels by morning.
In a tense pursuit, Caudle reports the robbers escaped with ease as officers trailed them using bloodhounds, while Gable confirms the successful getaway.
A reflective line notes that people feel miserable not from happiness but from occasional impatience and mood shifts, suggesting choosing self-imposed misery may arise from fleeting inner states rather than external events.
Diamond Dyes promises a rich fadeless color for wool silk linen cotton or blends. The color is marketed as suitable for dresses blouses stockings skirts and more with a direction book included. A Diamond Dye Color Card helps match any material.
A Boston Transcript quotation questions virtue and vices in a wry reflection on vanity and regret. It ponders a man who hopes vainly and a man who nurses vain regret. The line hints at a plain ordinary man caught between optimism and cynicism.
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