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Newspaper
The Clermont Courier
Location
Batavia, Ohio, United States of America
Date
May 10, 1922
Page
6
An affable old person greets young players and longs to join their game. A sturdy youngster replies that if they knock a ball through a window they will allow him to participate, setting a playful tone for the scene.
A Baltimore advertisement offers a $5,000 reward for saving a life, urging readers to send a dollar to the See-Thru Corporation for a three year windshield clarity treatment. The copy guarantees satisfaction or a money refund and claims one application lasts through a month of rain.
Eddie confirms injuries from a fight mentioning Sammy Jones’s sharp teeth as a cause. The dialogue suggests a rough encounter and a reference to past violence.
Thousands of women suffer kidney and bladder issues often misattributed to other causes. Swamp Root by Dr Kilmer is advertised as a remedy, urging immediate use and offering a sample by mail from Binghamton New York.
New Annette Kellerman crepe fashions dominate summer wardrobes with draped gowns and crystal beadwork. Vibrant crepe de chine ensembles offer sleek silhouettes for afternoon wear while elastic bathing suits and matching accessories target swimmers. Designers tout crepe's texture for drapery and fit as rivals in taffeta and foulard vie for attention.
Royal photographer Ernest Brooks recalls King George sacrificing show for comfort as he noticed a patch on a shoe during a private moment. Queen Mary's preferred Princess Mary portrait hints at the king's fashion tastes and his demand to remove pannier width from a print.
The remark suggests a man’s will fades when his broad minded outlook leads him to feel that little truly matters.
A note suggests some women appear younger by intense efforts to hide aging. The claim implies cosmetic or lifestyle measures influence perceived age, reflecting social pressures on appearance.
A proposed Hall of Remembrance in the new Women's National Foundation building will inscribe on state columns the homes of notable women. The hall, suggested by Mrs. George Barnett, will invite local boards to select living and deceased honorees from each state.
A story scene shows Ethel reacting with indignation when her aunt announces a new baby sister, while her younger brother slips and is aided by their motherly sister. Ethel resents adding more responsibility to her already full plate.
A disheveled stranger enters the police station asking to see the sergeant in charge. The sergeant, busy at a desk, delays action until presented with proof that anyone is missing.
Maud felt the reception ruined as a gossiping girl lingered nearby, preventing Maud from sharing a choice tale. The Boston note hints at social friction and the lingering impact of whispered headlines on an evening out.
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