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Newspaper
The Clermont Courier
Location
Batavia, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Mar 23, 1921
Page
3
The Episcopal Book of Common Prayer prescribes the priest deliver the ring to the groom to wear on the fourth finger of the bride’s left hand. This historic guideline highlights a formal rite influencing wedding customs and jewelry placement.
An advertisement touts Dr Kilmer Swamp Root as a leading cure for kidney and liver ailments. It claims quick mild effects from a gentle vegetable formula and urges tests with a trial bottle from Dr Elmer Co in Binghamton New York.
A concise critique discusses how stout figures, bold plaids, pale shades, and shiny fabrics do not define personal style or fit. It urges balancing texture and color to complement form and wardrobe choices.
The Public Eye outlines John W Weeks secretarial career from farm birth and rural schooling to early teaching. He entered the Naval Academy in 1881, served briefly, joined the Massachusetts Naval Brigade, and the Spanish American War Volunteer Navy. He later worked as land commissioner for Florida Southern railroad and spent eight years in the U S House before serving as U S senator from 1913 to 1919.
The selection of Harry M. Daugherty of Ohio as attorney general is called a personal appointment. A longtime Harding campaign manager and adviser, he is one of the President’s closest political and personal friends. Born January 26, 1860 in Washington Courthouse, Ohio, he rose from errand boy to University of Michigan law graduate as he balanced law and politics.
James John Davis of Pittsburgh ascends to the post of secretary of labor in the Harding administration. He joined 18 fraternal lodges, led Moose war relief in World War I, and serves as director general of the Moose order and governor of Mooseheart. Born October 27, 1873 in Wales, he moved to America in 1881 and worked in steel mills before rising to leadership roles in labor and business.
Henry G. Wallace secretary of agriculture and editor of Wallace's Farmer has long worked with farmers on daily problems. Born 1866 in Rock Island Illinois he graduated from Iowa State College and taught dairying. He runs Wallace Publishing Co and led YMCA efforts during the war.
The London Mail notes English women are strengthening in sport and moving into billiards where gains are greatest, with golf seeing rising participation. It also records Hudson River length and tidal reach from Troy to New York bay, and remarks Paul Deschanel’s talismanic claim about life and dates.
Ohio reports a busy period with diverse events including a new high school project in Port Clinton, a Canton coal vein, and a Cleveland jewelry theft. Deaths include Canton ex-councilman Hafer and Cleveland figure Shanker, while public notices cover church seating and public safety efforts.
An archaic ad fragment touts granulated eyelids sites and inflamed eyes relief overnight by Roman Eye Balsam. A self centered proverb frames the copy with a brief note that one trial proves merit and the ad urges consideration of neighborly duty.
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