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Newspaper
The Clermont Courier
Location
Batavia, Ohio, United States of America
Date
May 06, 1925
Page
3
An old article explains stomach ulcers, often mistaken for chronic dyspepsia, with symptoms such as gnawing pain after meals, nausea, and night discomfort. It notes improved diagnosis via X rays and links ulcers to mouth infections and bad teeth, urging attention to dental health as a risk factor.
The article argues country births have longer life expectancy than city births but warns country children face higher death rates from whooping cough and tuberculosis, while measles scarlet fever and diphtheria are lower. It notes influenza and smallpox vary by area and that heart and kidney diseases are more common in cities.
The Boston Independent lauds the farmer as the indispensable man who, after winter labor, faces eight months of racing the calendar. He prepares barns, prunes, caretakes animals, plants crops, and gears up for spring and harvest while feeding urban populations.
The Department of Agriculture notes Britons eat nearly seven times more mutton and lamb than Americans. US share of total meat is 3.2 percent while Britain stands at 22 percent. Beef and pork consumption dominate US totals, with pork far above mutton and lamb. Per-person estimates show 5.2 pounds mutton and lamb, 88.8 pounds pork, 62.6 pounds beef, and 8.3 pounds veal.
Gap John of Rumpus Ridge laments at the crossroads store that his children grow too obsessed with the cinema. He notes they cheer for favored actors, leading to raucous shouting and clashes among youngsters, sometimes tearing into each other.
Prof. B. M. Low, head of the light airplane competition in England, warns that cheap light planes for personal use remain a future development. He cites public apathy and limited progress by manufacturers, noting that small planes are noisy dirty dangerous and uncomfortable.
A novel clock features a single hand in an oblong form like a thermometer. Hour spacing divided into minutes with 15 minute marks. A pointer in a slot travels along an endless chain driven by a mechanism at the bottom, turning at the end to move upward.
A modest person tends to win others' goodwill during conversations because people do not envy someone who seems pleased with himself.
The largest X ray device ever built can generate 200000 volts and penetrate through one quarter inch of lead, one foot of aluminum, and two feet of brick.
The press gallery of the British parliament opens to women with Miss Stella W. Murray among the first to benefit. The shift grants female journalists entry to cover parliamentary proceedings.
The Indiana Farmers Guide stresses bull nutrition as critical as dairy cows. Feed four to ten pounds of a three to three three three mix with linseed meal, prefer legume hay ten to twenty pounds daily, and provide ample water.
Farmers in summer battles with flies as milk drops on hot days. A home spray from New York State College of Agriculture uses coal tar dip fish oil coal oil whale oil and oil of tar with soap to create a 30 gallon mix. Applied twice daily after milking and before silage feeding it keeps flies away and softens coats. Two men with a portable pump can spray forty cows in five minutes.
Cross breeding between Holstein cows and Guernsey bulls yields offspring that may inherit Holstein quality and Guernsey quantity. Such matings complicate establishing a consistent type and do not reliably combine desired traits.
A dairy cow producing a large milk flow requires added minerals to stay properly nourished. Without legume hay or certain feed components she may need extra lime and phosphorus to sustain milk production over time.
Warts on cows teats are to be bathed several times daily in warm water with a tablespoonful of washing soda per pint or the teats immersed for five minutes or more. After evening immersion, cover with a thick paste of castor oil salt and sulfur flowers. Slender necked warts may be stripped with blunt scissors and tincture of lodine applied.
A court order in Bulgaria designates all U S letters as registered mail with delivery receipt required. Letters from France Great Britain and Germany are ordinary mail unless registered. First class American mail occupies an exclusive position of honor under the ruling.
For years druggists have watched the remarkable record of Dr Kilmer's Swamp Root a medicine for kidneys liver and bladder that helps these organs do the work nature intended. Swamp Root has stood the test of years and is sold by all druggists on its merit. Be sure to get Swamp Root and start treatment at once. Send ten cents for a sample bottle and mention this paper.
Greek industry gains momentum from merchants and traders who migrated from Asia Minor and Constantinople after the Greece Turkey war. Carpets emerge as a thriving industry benefiting from this migration and economic shift.
Public notice advertises Wright's Indian Vegetable Pills at 372 Pearl Street New York claiming to remove indigestion and related symptoms and promote digestion.
A pithy Life quote urges finding where money is and reaching it fast. It advises maximizing gains at the location, then leaving with what was acquired before others arrive, emphasizing swift action and full extraction.
An era advertisement touts Cuticura Soap for shaving and daily use promising double razor efficiency and overall skin purity. It asserts no mug or slimy soap, zero germs, no waste, and no irritation even with twice daily shaves. The soap is advertised as multipurpose for shaving bathing and shampooing.
Glue production in Germany shifts from cakes or tablets to bead shaped form. The new bead format aims to streamline handling and packaging for industrial use.
A compact note suggests that strong wishes can influence outcomes, emphasizing the link between hopeful belief and perceived ease of success. The idea reflects a mindset that hopeful expectations may guide effort and perception of results.
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