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Newspaper
The Clermont Courier
Location
Batavia, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Mar 18, 1925
Page
6
Mrs. J H Illim of Bos 1 erty Station Pa writes that after four bottles of Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound her dizziness fatigue and headaches disappeared. She notes multiple readers share similarly positive letters and urges others to try the remedy.
Lee Song the hatchet boy of the Liu Kwen Tong travels to a city with the intent to kill Billy Wing a laundryman but takes pity on a five year old boy Jing and abandons the murder plan. He leaves with Jing asleep in his arms and a softened heart despite his sworn duty.
An Indiana community physician used psychological ploys to spur a patient named Nancy B to recover. Facing a family feud with the Jacksons, a remark from a neighbor triggered her will to live. Nancy B recovered and lived to old age.
A girl despises arithmetic until a suitor offers a playful test. He kisses her three times on one cheek and four on the other, totaling seven. She sighs at the clever example and admits arithmetic can be pleasant.
Charles M Forsberg of Williamsport Pennsylvania owns a copper pot over 400 years old. He crafted it from copper removed from the roof of Rome's St Peter's Cathedral about 42 years ago during repairs after nearly 400 years of use. He notes the joints show skilled ancient roofers at work.
Junior coats and coordinating ensembles emphasize two to three piece outfits with matching linings and trim. Color trends include tan brown copper and bold carnelian, with tweed, crepe and satin used in coats and frocks.
An ad claims Freezone instantly relieves aching corns with a tiny bottle sold for a few cents. It says the corn stops hurting and can be lifted away with fingers without soreness or irritation, addressing hard and soft corns as well as toe creases and foot calluses.
A guest recalls at a wedding how the groom's brother, unseen by the bride, was introduced as his son when asked who the gawky youth on the stairs was. The caption follows an advertisement for Roman Eye Balsam, priced 36 cents, noting quick healing for sore eyes and granulations.
The British Library Information Desk in New York reports the prince of Wales does not know Welsh. The piece notes it is not customary for the prince to learn Welsh and that the title holds historical and traditional significance rather than linguistic proficiency.
A brief quotation exchange from the Boston Transcript notes a challenge in understanding women and a counterpoint about demonstrating the point. The fragment reflects social humor and gender commentary of the period with a sharp dialogue tone.
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