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Newspaper
The Clermont Courier
Location
Batavia, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Mar 23, 1927
Page
2
A Akron Ohio resident praises Tanlac for transforming her health after severe digestion fatigue heartburn and exhaustion. She claims the tonic rebuilt strength and appetite enabling daily tasks and weight gain. The testimonial notes the product has sold over 40 million bottles.
A British health authority notes that those who live in smoke filled cities or sleep by day should use electric sun baths to combat lack of sunshine. Prolonged wet weather raises illness in large cities and pulmonary diseases and other sun deprived ailments rise, especially among children. The physician says electric sun baths offer a satisfactory substitute for nature's own.
A brief exchange shows Alice urging frank talk with Rod about dislike, while Jean hesitates to speak for fear of complicating Ted's possible proposal. The scene hints at budding romance and social expectations.
Distressed by cold symptoms and dyspepsia may mimic heart trouble with gas and fullness. One tablespoonful of Dave's Mentha Pepsin purportedly eases gas, relieves heart pressure, and restores easy breathing. Drugstore guarantee offers money back if relief isn’t achieved.
Clarke, a U.S. traveler, suffers a thigh fracture after a road crash near Three Rivers. He heals with the Vadnais family in rural Quebec where he grows fond of Marie, who reveals she is Mary Leonora from Stockbridge. He declares love in French as Mary admits their shared history and affection.
Julia Bottomley notes silk prints with cap like shapes for hats and day wear. Youthful prêt silhouettes feature cap hats, jabot ties, and grosgrain trimming in navy and beige, with several skull cap and piloted felt designs shown.
A fragment from 1927 via Western Newspaper Union contemplates a brief stay at a Texas locale. The tone reflects existential musings on fate and duty, suggesting a temporary residence and the inevitability of death as a gate to a future. The text centers on service and waiting in a clay habitat.
The article notes fish needs less cooking than meats to stay tender and flavorful. It urges cooking about half as long as typical methods, warns against undercooking, and highlights European and Asian practices with sauces. It offers serving ideas including baked broiled fried chowders and plates like fried trout in camp.
Mrs. Chas. Shearston of 259 Whitney Rd describes a breakdown in health with pale appearance and loss of appetite. She credits Dr. Pierce’s Favorite Prescription and Pleasant Pellets as tonics that restored nerves, appetite, and weight, claiming renewed health after using the products.
A brief, fragmentary exchange shows Mrs. Y remarking that women are an expensive blessing and Mr. Y agreeing. The snippet hints at social attitudes and gender roles in a past setting.
An advertisement urges buyers to look for the Bayer name on packaging or tablets to ensure genuine Bayer Aspirin proven safe by millions and prescribed for 26 years. The message warns imitators may be dangerous and ends with a proverb about enemies and friends.
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