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Newspaper
The Clermont Courier
Location
Batavia, Ohio, United States of America
Date
May 12, 1909
Page
6
The piece extols rural life as a path to independence and permanence. It argues that owning land and productive livestock builds real capital, enabling families to increase wealth year by year and leave a tangible inheritance for children while enjoying cultural benefits similar to city life.
Seventy seven year old Mt Kisco man suffered six months of eczema from head to foot with intense itching and sleepless nights. After using Cuticura Soap Ointment and Resolvent he slept that first night and was completely cured within a month. February 3 1908 Mt Kisco New York. Potter Drug and Chemical Corp Boston.
A humorous exchange from Everybody's Magazine features a colonel boasting of Texas deer and a servant correcting him with mock politeness. The dialogue recalls generous land, forest gaps, and wide antlers, ending with the colonel asserting the deer's business.
Bizena a four year old in kindergarten recalls vaccination as a new school rite. After reassurance, she adjusts to school life and later asks whether promotion will be on her arm or leg, revealing childlike curiosity about the process.
After years of chronic constipation treated with laxatives and cathartics a patient found relief using Grape-Nuts. The digestible food reportedly improved bowel function within days, ending long-term reliance on medicines and delivering a seeming cure.
The article recounts how Samuel Huston College in Austin Texas began in 1898 under President Lovinggood later called the Booker Washington of the southwest. It details initial harsh conditions a bare roofless building, contributions from local Black and white residents, and the steady growth to a debt-free campus with buildings and programs including printing, agriculture, and teacher training. It emphasizes the motto Strive always to treat others better than they treat you and the aim to educate both races toward a peaceful shared future.
A mass readership notice explains a simple chemical test to detect adulterated white lead. National Lead Company offers free House owner's Painting Outfit No 49 from the Trinity Building New York, including color schemes and specifications. The Dutch Boy Painter trademark guarantees purity, and readers are advised to contact National Lead Company if their dealer lacks the product.
A historical note recalls the adder hunter known as Brusher in the New Forest era. Mille earning, black eyes, and various ailments were said to be cured by adder fat sold by Brusher, who used a stick and forceps to pin snakes and harvest the fat for medicinal use.
A skit-like dialogue between Mrs. Tooter and a doctor centers on a joke about curing her to end his lucrative medical billing. The physician plans to present a bill yet treat her for nervous prostration.
A dubious patent medicine recipe promises to treat nervousness sleeplessness dread and anxiety. The text describes mixing syrups and tonics into a half pint bottle with ingredients like sarsaparilla balmwort cardiol and cadomen compound to be taken as a tea spoonful after meals and at bedtime.
Special hatchery efforts yield 2 871 456 280 total fish and eggs for 1908. Of this, 2 418 809 225 are young fish for stocking waters and 457 647 055 are eggs shipped to state and foreign hatcheries. Young fish output exceeds previous yearly maximum by 376 000 000.
A sworn statement by senior partner Omar Frank J. Cheney of F. J. Cumney & Co. references a catarah case not curable by Bay's Catanne Cone. Notary A. W. Gleason records the oath on December 5, 158. Also mention of Hall's Family Pills for constipation appears in the damaged text.
A Paris journal reveals the heaviest French recruit found in Corbeil. The record holder is M. Leverdit, son of a local merchant, who weighs 268 pounds avoirdupois, about 19 stone.
A fragmentary excerpt recounts vivid escapes and odd moments from past lives. It mentions a judge in a baby show and a confrontation involving violence, alongside unrelated notes about a vanilla venue and Prussia’s brick yards employing thousands of women.
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