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Newspaper
The Clermont Courier
Location
Batavia, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Mar 25, 1903
Page
4
The piece surveys Congress’ short session, Roosevelt’s touring plans, and shifting party lines in Ohio. It notes Senator Foraker’s Ingalls angle, Clermont county political tensions, and critics within the Democratic ranks while citing names like Reed, Bryan, Cortelyou, and Drum.
The piece compares northern highland hardship to Mississippi flood devastation and accuses Penn Williams of political ploys. It labels him a business speculator and opportunist pushing his henchmen while the public watches his claims and bluffing.
Lindale social items list relatives attending the funeral of Mrs. William Idlett in Nichols ville. The column notes several visits and health updates, including Cheser Lindsey improving after illness and various Lindale residents traveling to Cincinnati or hosting visitors from Amelia and Nicholasville. Office hours note published.
An advertisement urges early treatment of consumption or weak lungs with Scott's Emulsion, fresh air, rest, and hearty eating. It promises free samples and directs readers to register and purchase from Scott & Bowne, chemists in New York, with pricing information for the emulsion and related products.
A Batavia note reports a local graduate considering starting a class for housekeepers. A teacher will offer painters in scientific and artistic cooking to Batavia households, with many local ladies already professionals.
Several new trolley routes will reach Cincinnati by mid next month. The C and E line has grown popular and convenient. A line to Bethel will begin operation, with another to Lebanon planned. The C G and P line serves well and Batavia spur from Olive Branch should open soon. Milford lines project by Senator Roudebusch with summer expansion anticipated.
The Ladies Helping Circle met with Mrs. Burlew to elect officers for the year Mrs. Nichols became president and Mrs. Hays vice president Miss Leola Burlew secretary Miss Alice Burlew treasurer The circle hosted a circulating social at George Nichola's and added to the treasury A Sabbath school Easter program is planned and several youths attended Summerside services by electric car.
Lieutenant Rutherford H. Corbin son of Major General Corbin married Miss Armede L. Lowell of Bath Maine in Washington on March 18 1908. The bride is described as accomplished and charming. The groom served in the Spanish American War as lieutenant and has worked as a Washington correspondent for the Enquirer and plans to settle in Cincinnati.
A vintage advertisement touts Hagee s Cordial of Cod Liver Oil as a palatable tonic with pleasant odor and taste. It claims to dispel notions of repulsiveness, suits children and delicate stomachs, and improves thin or weak conditions in adults and infants. Sold by druggists and prepared by Katharinon Chemical Co St Louis Mo.
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