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Newspaper
The Clermont Courier
Location
Batavia, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Mar 16, 1921
Page
3
The ad promotes Cutiura Toilet Trio soap ointment and talcum for cleansing soothing and fragrance. The trio is marketed as essential for a complete toilet table and daily skin care at 25 cents each. In a separate anecdote a boss jokes about a clerk delayed by the barber’s tale.
Doctors say a fully active liver boosts cold and influenza treatment. Calotabs, a nausea free calomel tablet, is taken at bedtime and claimed to purge the system by morning. Sold in sealed packages for thirty five cents with a money back guarantee if not delightful.
A boy and a girl meet a self confident young woman named I Told You So who hides until events confirm her claims. She explains she enjoys saying I told you so after things turn out as she predicted and prefers remaining unseen when wrong. The exchange reveals her vanity and stubborn self assurance.
The American Olympic Committee plans an early overhaul of its executive department and a four year action plan after lessons from Antwerp. Emphasis will go to distance running and cross country training, boxing rule familiarization, and developing weight-class athletes with college coach collaboration.
A concise reflection on the unique trait that sets each person apart. It warns against letting imitation replace personal growth and the danger of diminishing individuality in the pursuit of fitting in. The piece urges nurturing one’s distinct inner value rather than copying others.
Yale's swimming team claims a new world record for the 250 yard relay. Other notes mention future inclusion of 80 colleges in boxing, Maryland racing allotments, open air basketball at the University of Pennsylvania, and various sports developments and figures across the country.
Jim Dunn owner of the world champion Indians searches for young talent to supplement veterans Sewell and Mails. He warns that even champions can falter and stresses the need for reinforcements to keep Cleveland in the pennant race and excite paying fans.
Brooklyn sign Frank Mills and purchase Frank L Mills from Atlanta Southern association. Ebbets Field considers trading hurlers for valuable return as Rose and O'Doul shine in other sports. Ty Cobb backs Ehmke. Ruth aims for range by 1923. Cleveland eyes Lou Guisto, Babe Pinelli deal. Donavan signs Haberham Durham. St. Paul borrows Allen and McMenemy to shore up catching.
Frank Bowerman the famed New York Giants catcher backs Ty Cobb as Detroit Tigers manager. He says Cobb’s appointment is the club’s best move and predicts Cobb will lead the team to success, noting Cobb’s confidence and self-belief.
Pitcher Moses Yellowhorse known as Big Chief declines moving to the Pittsburgh Pirates for spring, preferring to stay in the minors a year. He starred in the Southern league and helped the Little Rock Travelers win the 1920 pennant.
A Millston Wisconsin motherette praises Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound for easing postnatal symptoms and improving health before childbirth. The note emphasizes women's care of their own health to bear healthy children and mentions oil from red pine stumps aiding silver recovery in ore processing.
An old advertisement promises quick relief from catarrh and nasal congestion. Ely's Cream Balm is shown as fragrant antiseptic and healing, penetrating air passages to soothe inflamed membranes. The copy urges druggists to supply a small bottle for instant relief and easier breathing.
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