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Newspaper
The Clermont Courier
Location
Batavia, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Nov 03, 1920
Page
7
An Ohio woman Belle Holding of Urbana reports relief from severe back pains and kidney issues after using Doan's Kidney Pills. She describes chronic soreness and fatigue before trying the remedy and notes improvement after starting the treatment.
A little girl on a ferryboat with her mother notices the life buoy and remarks that she is glad they carry a spare, reflecting a child’s first boat experience and safety awareness.
An old advertisement for Halls Catarrh Medicine by P. J. Cheney & Co of Toledo Ohio touts a remedy for catarrh and related constitutional conditions. It claims to build up the blood and restore normal conditions and offers free circulars to druggists.
Hungary grows a wild flower that perfectly imitates a humming bird. The bloom features a green breast a yellow throat and a near black head and beak creating a striking avian likeness.
A quip about a man’s house as a castle triggers a discussion on landlord charges. The remark challenges the notion of home ownership and hints at potential extra costs or liabilities considered by property owners.
An old advertisement extols Dr Pierce's Favorite Prescription for strength and well being with testimonials from Mrs. Rena Ruthenberg. The piece blends product praise with a narrative about pampered cats Nick and Nancy performing for a charity animal show in the city.
In a playful tale Daddy promises to recount a story about fifty cats. Nancy and Nick question the scope as the narrator explains he will describe the collective grandeur of show cats, their aristocratic air, and how they handle life without disturbing hotel guests.
A playful textual fragment shows affectionate banter with lyrical lines about love. The garbled sequence includes digits and nonsensical breaks, but hints at a fond speaker praising the other and expressing devotion through a lighthearted dialogue.
A survey of contemporary formal wear notes conservative women prefer versatile gowns with accessories. Two safe frocks highlighted feature brown net with satin, and black charmeuse with Chantilly lace, while new touches include silver and jet embroidery, duvetyn blends, and bold jeweled beading on satin and crepe de chine fabrics. A stylish American Beauty sash combines wide satin ribbon with twisted silver rope at the waist.
Fashion notes review fall blouse designs featuring crepe de chine and georgette blends. A standout model pairs soft figured crepe de chine with plaited georgette, forming an upper section and sleeves with loops and satin closures. The design includes a high back roll collar and a V front, with wide finished sleeves and a belted waist.
The advertisement addresses women about kidney and bladder disorders causing back pain and nervous symptoms. It claims many women suffer from bladder trouble, with cautions about overall health and letters from readers endorsing Dr..
A common plant in Brazil purportedly emits a remarkable luminosity visible up to a mile. Observers say sitting near such a plant after dark allows reading fine print and performing tasks requiring light.
Right from the package Diamond Dyes claims simple directions that let any woman mood-dye old garments draperies coverings in wool silk linen cotton with guaranteed results. The Pruggi st offers a Diamond Dyes Color Card featuring 16 rich colors.
A witty proverb from the Hamilton Herald notes that when two men share a bed the one with a toothache tends to fall asleep first. The remark hinges on a trivial physical discomfort and a humorous social observation.
A brief line from Sill the Burg expresses relief at not learning to read as the investigation tightens. He claims he cannot be labeled a mastermind amid the impending showdown.
A concise proverb-like note explains that the stability of a post depends on how a man holds it with the post either loose or tight. The statement emphasizes grip and tension as determining factors in securing a post.
A humorous collection of brief moral vignettes and quips. A boy learns caution after a scare through a story about a cone and a truck. A tourist misreads directions from Italians near Bearlake. The line “hardboiled” defines a bad egg and a joke about penitentiaries shortening terms.
Small savings are like stones on a bridge that build firm support to carry one over emergencies. Honeymoons are often eclipsed by financial stringency and tighter budgets.
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