Clermont Courier Weekly Publication Note
The Clermont Courier announces its regular Wednesday edition publish cycle and ongoing community notices. It outlines issue timing and distribution practices for local residents and nearby readers.
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Newspaper
The Clermont Courier
Location
Batavia, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Mar 05, 1902
Page
4
The Clermont Courier announces its regular Wednesday edition publish cycle and ongoing community notices. It outlines issue timing and distribution practices for local residents and nearby readers.
The Batavia township Republicans call a meeting at Batavia on March 15 between 2 and 4 p m to nominate a ticket for the spring election. An announcement requests GEO. ANDERSON to be a candidate for assessor subject to primaries. The column also covers political commentary on national figures and events, including Tillman and Wellington, and a reflection on prominence of religion.
The Commercial Tribune notes Allen McDonald has introduced a legislative bill to prohibit free distribution of food in saloons, arguing it fosters in temperance and undermines meals for hungry workers. It contrasts this with critiques of cotton mill labor conditions and Cuba's status and trade aims.
Monterey reports C W Caldwell transacted business Saturday while J P Pate and wife traveled to Laurel to tend their son Withie felled by measles. W R Aber visited relatives in Lynchburg as Rollin Coyle of Batavia painted here Friday. Mrs Dr Carpenter went to care for daughter Pearl Cover stricken with measles in Linwood. Nearby residents attended the party.
Dr. Harry Cover of Bantam visits Boston guests include Mr. and Mrs. Benjamin Cover. D. E. Carpenter trips Linwood. C. E. Burgess and wife from Cincinnati visit relatives. Dr. John Gordon of Gosbee visits sister Mrs. Allen Glancy. Ed Manning and family from Marathon visit McMahan family. Boyd's Ointment advertised for many ailments with free sample offer.
A violent wind and rain storm damaged buildings and fences in the area Friday night. The piece notes local moving as residents relocate to new homes, medical updates, and community notices while quoting an excerpt from The Alien by F. F. Montresor.
Booker T. Washington recounts an old colored preacher explaining the Israelites crossing the Red Sea. The preacher claims ice and cold at dawn made the crossing safe while the Egyptians thawed in the sun and drowned. A student interrupts with geography, then the elder concedes the point.
A Bristol general servant sought a post with strict terms while a journalist offered himself with no notable skills. A clerk advertised for a job not requiring strength or looks. Butter offered at sixpence a pound claims strong value. Gloucestershire paper apologized for mixing up two ads about a 1 9d dinner and funerals. A church paper asked for an old man to garden, and a Scotch paper listed £65 to cover betting losses.
A joke about a linguist professor ordering fried eggs as ova and a waiter misinterpreting extra well done. Also a Sir Henry Roscoe anecdote recalling Bun sen and a lady mistaking him for Chevalier Bunsen with a quip about finishing the book God In History.
A dialogue scene features Miss Gushington questioning Captain Kandor about fear as the enemy advances. Kandor replies he felt safe with life preservers by his side and quips about his legs as life preservers, ending with a mock Catholic reference to the publication Catholic Standard and Times.
A playful quip notes that the heart’s daily lifting power equals 120 tons per day, joking about a suitor claiming to love with all his heart and whether that implies 10 000 pounds per hour. The gag appears alongside a dialogue about requests for money and debt in Life magazine style humor.
The timetable lists daily through trains from Sardinia to Roanoke Richmond Norfolk and points via Norfolk Western Railway with Pullman sleepers from Portsmouth. Sardinia connection to Hillsboro via Hillsboro Ri. trains depart Sardinia daily except Sunday at 9:80 a m and 1:00 p m with 3 and 4 day arrivals and later from expand. Commuter trains Nos 32 and 33 will run between Cincinnati and Sardinia only, arriving and departing from the C L N R R station at Court and Broadway. Signed by W B Bevill and Allen Hull General Passenger Agent and Division Passenger Agent Roanoke Va Cincinnati O.
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