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Newspaper
The Clermont Courier
Location
Batavia, Ohio, United States of America
Date
May 26, 1909
Page
3
The modern part of Annapolis centers on the naval academy while the rest of the town remains steeped in history. Sailors' school stands as an honorable feature and residents resist rapid change in the town’s character.
The piece reflects on Annapolis enduring traditions as modern upgrades expand the Naval Academy. It notes hazing battles led by Admiral Sands and Gen. Mills, the growth in cadet numbers, new buildings funded by Congress, and enduring symbols like the Liberty Tree and Perry s pennant.
In Columbus on May 21 Dr. B H Rorick resigns as Athens State hospital head amid rumors of Gov Harmon pressure but denial released. A 15 year old Marshall Johnson of Commercial Point ends his life by self inflicted gunshot. Ohio Shippers association holds sixth annual convention at Chittenden hotel with W S Thomas presiding. John Kilpatrick arrives from Steubenville to await execution August 31 for murder at penitentiary annex. State Dairy and Food Commissioner Dunlap enforces labeling under federal purity law. Mahoning county officials face $27000 in irregularities from illegal fees and misused funds per state auditors. Harvey Johnson, life prisoner, escapes through a sewer. guards plan to pursue with past sewer escape fatalities noted.
Newark May 21 Health Officer Wylard summoned by neighbors found the emaciated body of Charles Gerlach at his home, guarded by a fierce dog. He appeared to have died from neglect after weeks without care or nourishment. Gerlach, a brewery worker, was laid off when the county voted dry.
At the general committee on missions convention in Hamilton Dr. 7. E. Kennedy of Pittsburg was chosen chairman Dr. J. W. McElhaney of Chicago secretary and Samuel Young of Pittsburg business manager and assistant secretary The body voted to spend 360000 for mission work next year
George C. West, once a prominent Sandusky hotel proprietor, was adjudged insane in probate court and committed to the Toledo State hospital. Report says his mind deteriorated while working as a musician in New York City where he earned distinction as a bass viol player.
C A Wightman a prominent Akron insurance agent was arrested on a warrant charging embezzlement of 3300 belonging to the John Hancock Mutual Life Insurance Co where he acts as local agent. The affidavit was filed by Charles Bell of Columbus representing the company. The arrest has caused a big sensation.
John Walters aged 42 drank half of a bottle he found in a livery barn believing it held liquor. He collapsed unconscious and died. the bottle contained a poisonous disinfectant. The incident occurred in East Liverpool on May 21.
Ten masked men armed with hickory switches assault Cremans a well to do farmer of Mason county visiting his home. He is said to have a woman living with him not his wife. Arrests are expected as the incident is investigated.
John Zerot pleaded guilty to burglary in a case tied to the Ohio indictment. Judge Murphy sentenced him to three years in criminal court. The incident involved alleged theft from a church and related offenses.
In a brief exchange a man recalls writing a short story at college and earning 25 dollars. A woman asks what it was about and he recalls the title Dear Father I am hard up Please send me 25 dollars. The reminiscence highlights a simple literary payout.
Rev. Perry Grant of New York argues acting is a psychological need and calls for a wealthy benefactor to fund a children’s theater. He cites Froebel belief that play is an instinct with educational purpose.
An old notice promotes a salve or remedy claiming to cure catarrh and similar ailments. The advertisement markets a topical or general cure with testimonials and emphasizes quick relief and health restoration.
A quirky exchange on marriage management reels readers with a light recipe stance. The page promotes Souders Vanilla Extract from Mexican beans and lists 10 15 and 25 cent bottle sizes. Also notes Mrs Winslow’s teething remedy at 25 cents and a cynical quip about surgeons.
A Milwaukee woman reports relief from female troubles and backache after using Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound. She claims doctors advised against a cure and credits the remedy with restoring her health, urging others to try the product.
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