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Newspaper
The Clermont Courier
Location
Batavia, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Mar 24, 1920
Page
3
An authority claims regular meat consumption can cause kidney trouble by overworking the kidneys with uric acid. Jad Salts, four ounces daily in water for a few days, is marketed to flush kidneys, neutralize urine acids, and prevent bladder issues, marketed as harmless and beneficial.
A humorous dialogue about stomach trouble attributes the cause to marital disagreement. The speaker jokes that his wife disagreed with him eighty percent, suggesting a domestic quarrel as the lighthearted source of his ailment.
A public reminder to mothers to inspect each bottle of Castoria for the signature indicating use for over 80 years. The message notes Fletcher's Castoria is the trusted remedy sought for infants and children.
A playful exchange links summer outings to spring innings. The speaker hints at activities relying on participation in upcoming spring games, framing plans around athletic availability and seasonal timing.
An advertisement extols Bayer Tablets of Aspirin with the Bayer Cross seal as the genuine aspirin prescribed for twenty years. It lists uses from colds and headaches to rheumatism and neuralgia and notes small tin boxes cost only a few cents with larger packs sold by druggists. It ends with a slogan and two quoted voices.
An advertisement touts Cuticura Ointment for pimples and blackheads and Cuticura Soap for five minute wash offs. It urges daily use and adds Cuticura Talcum. The note ends with a separate line claiming most men favor honesty and mentioning Germany’s railways electrification.
The Dairy Division reports two feeding trials showing cost and efficiency of raising heifers from birth to two years. Feeding records include hay grain silage and milk products with total costs of 72.42 dollars per head to one year and 157.96 dollars to two years, underscoring cheap feed and careful culling.
Guidance from University of Missouri expert M. H. Keeney outlines daily maintenance needs for a 1000 pound cow and the extra grain required for milk. He recommends feeding all roughage, increasing meals to three daily feedings, and adjusting grain 1 pound per 8 to 8.5 pounds of milk for Jerseys and Guernseys, or 1 pound per 4 to 4.5 pounds for Holsteins, Ayrshires, and Shorthorns.
The notes discuss winter dry cows and alfalfa value for cows and calves. Four tons of alfalfa equals a 120-bushel corn crop. Proper housing, alfalfa access, and udder health affect dairy efficiency.
Georges Carpentier bids for the world heavyweight title, a potential first foreign contender in decades. If he meets Jack Dempsey next year, the Frenchman could become the first foreign heavyweight with a real shot since 1898 when Jim Jeffries defeated Peter Jackson. Carpentier, European champion after beating Bombardier Wells and Joe Beckett, would renew the clash of nations for the title.
Hopa Rixey of the Phils is sought by several clubs while an infield prospect Lante is touted as a wonder for the Indians. Fred Luderus to strengthen first base as Tris Speaker invites trades but finds no takers. Umpire debate grows amid an anti edition bill risk, and Cleveland backers demand a left hander for the pennant run. Ed Klepfer’s 1917 star status prompts retirement rumors. Redland Field opens with only 1,500 of 15,000 seats left. Michigan Ontario league hikes salaries for president secretary and umpires to 276 dollars monthly.
The report notes Princeton University expanding its sports coverage with a new poll. England lists 4000 professional association football players. Worcester to face Philadelphia again for national rowing titles. Denver Rocky Mountain Ski Club buys ten acre site for a lodge. Sixty golf courses planned in 1920 costing about 9 million dollars. Dempsey Willard bout discussed but not seen as likely. $150000 sought to fund Antwerp Olympic team. New York light harness fans push for a half mile track at Van Cortlandt Park.
Purported Garfield Tea claims in the ad purify blood and remove rheumatism dyspepsia and other chronic ailments. The vague text presents a sensational remedy without verifiable details.
A historical note traces Prester John as a legendary king linked to Ethiopia and Abyssinia. It recounts a medieval tale of a waterless sea of restless sand bowls, a waterless river of stones, and a distant mountain, praising the creator's vivid imagination.
The exchange defines a deponent as a man who works around depots. A farmer replies that farmers are the only men who can help each other with their work. The dialogue reflects rural labor notions and a playful misunderstanding of terms.
A young man on a summertime beach contemplates a dilemma after becoming engaged to two girls Hazel and Betty. A whispering voice covers his eyes and hints at the identity of the caller claiming to be the beloved, prompting him to declare the adored person.
Cartoon from Cartoons Magazine humorously contrasts crew discipline with shipboard cleanliness. Visual gag depicts sailors swabbing decks and keeping neat workspaces with exaggerated reactions and punchy captions.
A man unable to locate his match may end up retiring to bed without light. The remark hints at a simple household mishap and possible outage.
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