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Newspaper
The Clermont Courier
Location
Batavia, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Mar 25, 1903
Page
3
An essay from N. Y. Weekly argues that childless women miss deep joys and sorrows of motherhood yet affirming motherhood is a central womanly trait. It condemns callous indifference to a mother and her child while noting many women never experience motherhood.
Fraulein Bertha Krupp holds most shares in Krupp Gun Works Limited making her the world’s richest heiress. She is reclusive and dislikes society, devoting herself to study and flower cultivation. She owns prized carnation varieties and an exceptional orchid collection.
The piece notes that insufficient water intake risks kidney trouble, especially for women. It advises avoiding ice water with meals as it hinders digestion, and recommends drinking a glass of water upon waking and another at night, with a small amount before meals to improve complexion and overall health.
The text contrasts true measles scarlet fever and Geran measles. It notes measles has spots and elevations, scarlet fever has minute red points, and Geran measles shows small red spots without papules. The eruption lasts two to three days.
In medicine sour buttermilk helps Bright's disease vomiting and sour milk assists dyspepsia from low gastric secretion. Its benefit comes from lactic acid. Whey acts as a laxative and helps constipation, offering notable digestive support.
A colorful portrait of Maori women detailing upbringing, duties, and evolving roles. The piece notes traditional labor, hunting, dancing, and distinctive nose rub greetings, with remarks on beauty, temperament, marriage, and modest modernization. It ends with a colonial-era recipe for milk pudding.
Camphor serves as a deodorizer for sickrooms. Place a lump in an old saucer and apply to it the tip of a hot poker to release fumes that impart a pleasing freshness to the room.
Reports describe rat plague actions in St Peterburg Yokohama as authorities seal wall crevices and supply poison. London flower workers, Berlin marriages, and London traffic figures also noted with civic measures and statistics.
The article surveys gains in oat and sugar crops in fifty years and notes copper ore costs with 1 percent yield. It mentions a French shoe paste turning into Morocco like leather for wallpapers and trunks. It highlights a Russian shoe trust centered in Saint Petersburg and critiques screw propeller development due to limited dissemination of engineers' practical observations.
In Italy the International Historical Congress resumes after a year’s delay with sessions set to begin in Rome on April 2. Reports note a Venice campanile repair revealed 30 unbroken wine bottles, while two arctic dogs injured by a mad dog are under hydrotherapy. A Lago Maggiore villa attracts Milan subscribers as prizes, and Italian papers run lotteries with prizes from 100 to 5000 dollars, as Messagero agents distribute money prizes to readers carrying the paper.
A long testimonial ad proclaims Peruna relieves pelvic catarrh and related fatigue for housewives and women. It features Barbara Alberty and several Toronto figures praising persistent relief, backache, and renewed energy after using Peruna, claiming strong health gains and continued use.
Mrs. Anna Martin of Brooklyn says Peruna restored her health after a year of backache dizziness and irregularities and she now feels perfectly well. Mrs. Win Tetrick of Washington County Nebraska reports relief from years of illness after following directions and taking Peruna. The notice invites readers to write to Dr Hartman for free advice and notes Peruna costs $1 per bottle at first class drug stores.
Brooklyn Journal lauds The Four-Track News as the most interesting publication in exchanges. It notes Geo I Daniels as General Passenger Agent assembling capable staff and delivering a reliable product. Subscription is 50 cents annually, with free sample copies offered.
A Tioga boy studies a water drop under a microscope and is amused by microbes. The quip about bites from soda water reflects a playful moment cited by the Philadelphia Record and Baltimore American in a light news roundup.
Doan's Kidney Pills praised in two reader testimonials from Mount Pleasant Ohio and Baxter Springs Kansas. Geo W Smith a veterinarian reports relief from kidney bladder congestion and lung pressure with Doan's Pills. Sam Davis says four boxes cured years of back pain attributed to kidneys and saved his life.
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