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Newspaper
The Clermont Courier
Location
Batavia, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Mar 04, 1925
Page
6
A drugstore product named Freezone claims to remove hard corn soft corn and corn between the toes plus foot calluses without soreness or irritation. A tiny bottle costs a few cents and allegedly stops pain instantly so the corn can be lifted off with fingers.
Engineers plan to drain melted glacier waters through a 1000 foot tunnel and 9000 foot wooden conduit to water wheel turbines. The setup aims to generate about 15000 horsepower for nearby cities and towns. The glacier’s name stems from millions of grasshoppers trapped in the ice.
A young girl named Melly unknowingly enjoys her birthday until a ringing bell and a new gong reveal the celebration. Mahalia brings pink roses for breakfast and gifts fill the day, including a doll, games, poems, candy, a cake, and a special book. The family, flowers, and surprises mark a joyous, all-day observance.
A quirky exchange asks who is the first boy named in any book and what made a fly fly via a spider spying it. It then inquires about the first tennis game mentioned in the Bible with a reference to Joseph serving in Pharaoh's court.
Miss Spring Vogue debuts with fabrics in tunic and overblouse styles, featuring ottoman silk coats in light brown and tailored pongee blouses. The article describes fur accents, banded trims, printed crepe overtones, and decorative embroidery as key spring trends. Sulja Bottomley reports from 1918.
Advertisements urge all Americans to try Tanlac for one week to regain strength and vigor. Claims include many praise letters and that Tanlac is a natural tonic made from roots and herbs, cleansing the bloodstream and improving digestion to restore appetite and energy.
Dr Vizetelly notes about 600000 English words with half used chiefly in science or obsolete terms. He asserts English has the largest vocabulary among languages, surpassing German at 300000 and French around 210000 in major dictionaries.
A young Japanese student killed Kimimatsu Nakagawa principal of a large school. He then told the principal's wife where to find the body and disappeared. The slaying arose from a dispute over the student's conduct.
A casual remark about living in a quiet area leads to renewed local tension as residents react to a couple having twins. The exchange hints at social friction and evolving neighborhood dynamics without detailing specific events.
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