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Newspaper
The Clermont Courier
Location
Batavia, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Mar 09, 1910
Page
6
A vestryman reports an intoxicated man demanded money and returned to threaten him at his home. A clergyman nearby rang his vestryman’s bell, was kicked by a assailant, and both men faced embarrassment over the event.
A fragment recounts Senator Beveridge at a Washington dinner replying to a sugar trust defender with a grim funeral metaphor. It also notes a story about a three year old girl cared for by her elder sister and a child’s inquiry about things flying in the air, tied to humorous lines from Denver News.
A pragmatic report notes the airship is practical, with the inventor using its motor to power a wood saw mill. The line emphasizes functional achievement though not a full aviation triumph.
An old reader testifies that giving up meat and coffee for fruit and cereal improves health quickly. The letter praises Grape-Nuts and Postum for their nutrients and natural phosphates thought to aid brain and nerve function. It advertises the cereal and its health claims, urging readers to look for the book The Road to Wellville.
In the governor's reception room in Columbia Barbara Osborne learns Griswold has posed as a governor and warns him of danger from Appleweight's case. They discuss the governor's duty, hush rules, and the risk of public scandal as Griswold and Barbara weigh helping and misdirected loyalties while trains depart and meetings unfold.
Thomas Ardmore of New York seeks a rare piracy tale The Golden Galleons of the Caribbean by Domingeuz y Pascual Ardmore awaits a train to New Orleans and a Georgia library sale yields the Madrid edition He chats with a reporter while his sister the duchess dominates gossip. the scene shifts to Miss Osborne and Griswold amid a mounting crisis involving Appleweight and state action.
A compact reflection on cats praising their patience, endurance, judgment, and charm. It notes feline strengths rivaling dogs and cites Baudelaire Poe De Musset Irving as early admirers, then touches on hypnotism and medicine as historical beliefs.
Letters claim the compound cures tumors fibroid conditions and female troubles. Testimonials from Mrs Barber Hayes May Housh and others praise relief and recovery after using Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound advising sick women to seek advice from Mrs Pinkham of Lynn Massachusetts.
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