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Newspaper
The Clermont Courier
Location
Batavia, Ohio, United States of America
Date
May 24, 1922
Page
2
Representative Merrick spoke in Oklahoma City about a wartime fish speculator who made millions. He quipped that fish stories are popular since Jonah, noting how people swallow both the tale and the profit. He warned that life moves faster than learning.
Wm. A. McGraw of 207 Beach Place Tampa Florida credits Tanlac with keeping him in the pink of condition for four years. He says a few doses at the first sign of weakness restore him and that laxatives previously used did more harm. Tanlac sales are reported through good druggists.
Reggie muses on stage wings while Archie cheers the chorus girls who bring flight to the show. The dialogue hints at performance flair and backstage humor.
Promotes Dr Kilmer Swamp Root as a kidney liver bladder medicine proven by years of use. Claims doctors prescribe it and it strengthens organs to do their natural work. Encourages readers to buy or request a sample by sending ten cents to Dr Kilmer Co. in Binghamton New York.
In a light moment Wilson asks about his wife driving, Trimm replies he only drives when at the wheel. Answers captures the playful exchange between the pair.
Advertisement touts Cuticura products for soothing itchy rashes via hot baths with Cuticura Soap, then Cuticura Ointment, finished with Cuticura Talcum dusting. Claims purity and fragrance, price 25¢ for talcum.
A reflection emphasizes that true generosity requires both spoken charity and genuine feeling. It argues words alone fall short without heartfelt kindness guiding actions.
Christy Mathewson once star pitcher of the New York Giants shows daily health gains at Saranac Lake. In a personal interview with roommate George Wiltse he says he feels fine and is gaining strength as he fights through lapses and a long siege. He remains optimistic about a full return.
The Philadelphia Baseball association announces a school of umpires to ensure uniform rule enforcement. It will cover national regulations and local twilight game grounds. More than 125 pupils are already enrolled.
Pop Fownes of Pittsburgh father of W Fownes and C B Fownes, and uncle of Sarah Fownes, remains active in golf. Though nearing seventy, he plays an excellent game at the Pinehurst course, pictured among other notable players.
A rugby coach criticizes Canadian play for mass pushes that assist a ball carrier and suggests adopting a rule to curb stalling. He notes Canada requires the ball to be in play within 20 seconds after a down is called, a feature the American game could profit from adopting.
The report outlines multiple 1921 baseball moves including player releases and trades across the Eastern and Mint leagues such as Percy Malone and Frank Lamide to Waterbury, Joe Mattes to Albany, and Tom Sloan returning to Hartford. It notes records with Baltimore's 27 straight wins and Everett Scott handling 17 chances in New Orleans training.
President J. Frederic Byers of the United States Golf Association says pools will be barred at tournaments as the Western Golf Association has already prevented them. He notes the USGA controls courses during events and will outlaw pool selling.
American league umpire George Moriarty faced a protest from a pitcher who claimed 14 missed strikes. Moriarty challenged the count and silenced the dispute with a sharp retort as the game proceeded, despite the pitcher’s off day.
A synopsis of diverse sports items notes boxing events planned at the Ice Palace in Philadelphia for the summer. It also mentions London Soccer with 23 clubs and 1,200 players, racer Joseph Guillemot health issues, St Mirren scorer Walker leading Scottish League, and Molla Mallory aiming for Wimbledon title. It highlights rowing growth at Reed College and UBC, plus pacing in harness racing with 2 05 pacers and thousands of trotters in training across North America.
Mary, a Cook’s bakery worker, longs to serve at the Cashman wedding cake event, dreaming of the couple and the crystal tower. A mishap during a birthday cake order ends with her barred from service, but she finds solace talking with Watkins, the head waiter, who promises a reward if she behaves.
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