Enemies Now. Mrs Slush and Miss Chatz in Dispute
Dialog shows Mrs Slush claiming Miss Chatz is not a true friend as she pressed for a hidden opinion. Mrs Mush questions why and continues to press for confession while Miss Chatz denies.
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Newspaper
The Clermont Courier
Location
Batavia, Ohio, United States of America
Date
May 28, 1919
Page
7
Dialog shows Mrs Slush claiming Miss Chatz is not a true friend as she pressed for a hidden opinion. Mrs Mush questions why and continues to press for confession while Miss Chatz denies.
An ad promotes Gold Medal Haarlem Oil Capsules as a universal remedy for kidney liver bladder and stomach troubles. It claims oils remove poisons, restore vigor, and prevent relapse, urging daily use and offering refunds if unsatisfied.
Blind Edward Jones of Jefferson City Missouri keeps poultry by touch and voice. He built his own house and brood coops and hatches all chicks. He culls his flock sells broilers and raises winter eyes. He attends poultry meetings and aims to form a blind poultry club with reading help from a county home agent.
In a light exchange, a man jokes that an ideal husband allows his wife to have the last word in hats gowns and arguments. The remark playfully reflects domestic rhythm and shared decision making.
The elderly Arkansawyer, age 97, recalls a near lynching at Torpidville when he was about 30. He explains he has done little traveling since, having originated and remained in Shagbark township, fearing a repeat mistake if the other party arrives too late to help.
Police suspected a blind tiger in the building and raided a suspicious photograph gallery. The incident is described as a case of arrested development in local crime notes.
A witty exchange features a star claiming she dislikes anything gross while another jests about gross receipts, hinting at financial success or revenue in a playful back-and-forth. The dialogue underscores showbiz vanity and humor without further details.
Two California prospectors drilling near a dried spring tapped a hillside and released a two inch oil seep. They dammed the flow, then bored deeper to yield 100 barrels daily, storing about 2000 barrels in a temporary reservoir as water and oil were separated.
A kindergarten class races to finish projects for an exhibit while a struggling pupil named Jack remains unproductive. The teacher and peers push toward progress, but a walk reveals Jack is missing, prompting concern and a wry remark about the exhibit.
EB. FE. Beraud, now bound for Paris, is believed to hold the distinction of having weighed and assayed more raw gold than any other in Alaska’s history. In eleven years with the First National Bank of Fairbanks he handled about 45 million dollars in gold, totaling 88 tons in weight, and he plans to return to gold dust work after his visit.
New York forms an aviation section within the police department to monitor waters around the city for trouble and to detect fires riots and panics. The federal weather bureau has an aerial division now, raising hope forecasts will more often hit the bullseye.
A method for converting liquid oils into solid fats uses hydrogenation with reduced nickel to promote the reaction of hydrogen gas with liquid glycerids.
A facetious remark about a woman's ambitions jokes that the stages are engagement wedding and teething, implying a social or marital sequence. The line plays on gendered expectations and marriage timing in a wry, humorous tone.
Market notes from Cincinnati list grain prices for corn No 2 white 1.86 to 1.88 per bushel and No 3 white 1.81 to 1.86, yellow varieties similar. Hay and clover bids include Timothy per ton 85.50 40.50 and clover 34.50 87.50, oats ranges, butter eggs and poultry prices, live poultry and cattle figures, and meat packer quotes.
A strange historical remark questions whether a sword-swallower’s trade whets appetite. The phrase suggests appetite being linked to performance or showmanship in a curious historical note.
An old advertisement extols Cuticura products for baby rash relief with Cuticura Soap Ointment and Talcum. It claims soothed itch and burn from baths and gentle applications, priced 25 cents each everywhere. A stray line notes a man seeks a bottle in a flat above with a trapdrum outfit.
An old advertisement offers 100 for any catarrh case not cured by Hall's Catarrh Medicine which is taken internally and works through the mucous surfaces. It claims forty years on the market, price 75 cents, testimonials free, from F J Cheney Co Toledo Ohio. A quip notes ships are called she implying sails-lady.
GREEN'S AUGUST FLOWER has been a household remedy for constipation, indigestion, nervous dyspepsia, and liver trouble. A few doses will relieve you as a gentle laxative. ask your druggist. Sold in all civilized countries.
A minister notes the mother of the bride may speak before the wedding rite. The mother responds that she would have had little to say if she had spoken often enough to keep them from arriving at the ceremony.
An advertisement urges readers to use Othine double strength to remove freckles night and morning. It claims even the worst spots fade and lighter freckles vanish with one ounce bought from a druggist, backed by a money back guarantee if ineffective.
Fremont Ohio woman describes relief from forty six year stage symptoms through Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound. She notes heat flashes nervousness backache headaches irritability and blues improved after use and credits forty years of experience from Pinkham Medicine Co. for guidance and confidentiality of her letter.
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