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Newspaper
The Clermont Courier
Location
Batavia, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Mar 07, 1906
Page
7
An article from the Art Institute of Chicago discusses when to require children to work with images of inanimate objects and how to expand their drawing by introducing human figures. It emphasizes keeping the pupil's interest, avoiding unnecessary difficulties, and using varied scenery to tell stories.
Articles discuss selecting simple forms for children to draw avoiding perspective, using cubes, squares, and parallels to teach structure while noting imitation drives artistic development. It covers classroom and home guidance, accenting forms gradually and balancing freedom with instruction.
Dayton Ohio March 3 probable that skeletons of Jacob Haugh his wife Mary Frances and Jesse Haugh will be produced in court to show their bodies were cut open and oil poured in to speed disposition Ol ver C Haugh on trial Farrell testified crying out about fate and a box for all three bodies details of burned remains and a locket found in the cellar
A London science novelty shows two weights suspended from a bar. Pulling one weight causes it to vibrate for about four litres time before the other weight begins to bob, then both stop and resume motion in sequence.
Ellis files in the circuit court a petition to revoke the charter of the Ohio Wholesale Grocers Co for restraint of trade. He alleges the company fixed sugar and coffee prices to Ohio retailers, with letters and affidavits supporting the claim. The firm claimed the conduct ceased in May 1905 but did not satisfy the attorney general.
In Raccoon township Ohio 18 year old daughter of farmer N W Williams saved her father and brother from a house fire that consumed the family home. The father and son were unconscious on the upper floors and the girl dragged them to a window, kicked it out, and jumped to safety. Both men remained in critical condition.
Cleveland March 3 John F Wallace former engineer of the Panam a canal and Gen William Sooy Smith of Chicago and Walter P Rice of Cleveland were named to pass on the foundation of the county's new courthouse The project cost is estimated between 2 000 000 and 3 000 000
A cat carried the arm of a baby into its mouth at 1680 South Seventh Street. The mutilated body of the child was found in a nearby lot Friday evening as the coroner investigates the grisly case.
Martin Kirby and Roy Smith connected to crimes faced jail risk as Kirby and Smith attempted to saw through bars in the county jail but were stopped before freeing. In Columbus the senate passed a street cleaning bill enabling sale of refuse to fund the department, awaiting Gov Pattison's signature. Wapakoneta coverage recalls Moyers testifying about remarks on draining a reservoir. Cincinnati reports show Gov Robinson gravely ill at Terrace Park home.
In Canton four elephants from Pawnee 311 fought a fierce battle with three smaller elephants joining the largest to gore and trample a beast to death. In Youngstown a probate judge mandates foreigners speak and read English before full citizenship papers are granted.
Prof Koch plans to use his Nobel prize for a complete edition of his scientific writings. Sir David Gill resigns as astronomer royal at the Cape and returns to England. Cape observatory work yielded solutions to many problems including minor planets Victoria Sappho and Iris. A French explorer M Martel warns of erosion lowering groundwater. Henri Moissan distills gold in an electric furnace and notes its behavior in alloys and a purple of Cassius forms in dry distillation.
A weekly extract presents daily reflections on character and behavior. Each day offers a compact proverb about self aside from others, foresight, politeness, burden bearing, and pursuing virtue. The tone mirrors a moralistic newspaper feature encouraging self-improvement and prudent conduct.
A playful collection of maxims on honesty learning age and speech. The piece jests that kindness is scarce and wisdom comes with time while warning that talk can outpace action and sympathy cannot replace a hearty meal.
A century old tale details how a photographer pursued a photo of a woman’s hand noted for perfection. The image, titled A Helping Hand, appeared on magazine back covers without a name, fueling public interest as Postum and Grape-Nuts advertising drew millions to the mystery owner.
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