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Newspaper

The Clermont Courier

Location

Batavia, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Nov 06, 1929

Page

7

Where There's a Will and the Curious World It Reveals

Elmo Scott Watson presents a meditation on wills and human character. The piece recounts cases from Cedar Rapids and Harrison to England showing generosity and spite in bequests, notes legal changes, and reflects on how wills expose motives and social values across eras.

Elmo Scott Watson Ray Walters Harrison Ark Wilm Walden Ralph Taylor George M. Cohan Edward Lanchester Richard O’neill Lanchester O’neill England Nottingham William Darley Herts Charles Parker Elizabeth Parker Boston Gouverneur Morris New York Statesman John Conkling Southold Long Island Abagail John Abagai New York Edward K. Chapman Maine Portland New York Times J. J. Holloway St. Clairsville Ohio John Payne Australia William P. Herrman Paterson

Will Leaves Ohio Farm to U S Government in Gratitude

In Lancaster Ohio Dorrah Snider and husband thank Congress after a will from Wesley Jordan of Oakthorpe leaves his 40 acre Fairfield County farm to the United States Treasury. The farm’s disposition was debated after Jordan’s death with a move by Rep. Mel G. Underwood. the resolution to decline the gift passed.

Cedar Rapids Iowa Luzerne Patrick Farrell Blairstown Lancaster Ohio Dorrah Snider Oakthorpe United States Congress Fairfield County Wesley Jordan United States United States Treasury Department Snider Jordan Mel G. Underwood Eleventh

Gardiner Leaves Funds to Support Republican Newspaper

Politics beyond the grave describes Darling Gardiner a South erner Republican who left 4000 dollars to his two brothers and two nephews with a condition. If any beneficiary had Democratic ties the money would instead endow a Republican newspaper.

Darling Gardiner Gardiner

Medora Meets George Arnold in Midtown Strands

In Times Square a stylish woman Medora charms football star George Arnold, a Harvard captain, then leads him to a mansion where his fame and his fraternity pin become entangled. Medora pockets the pin and places it with photos of major Ivy League captains, hinting at future entanglements.

George Arnold Donald George Don Times Square Financial District Fifth Avenue Medora Claire Arnold New Haven Harvard Penn State Cornell Williams Dartmouth Syracuse Princeton Yale

A Professional Woman Zip Is Mme De Preshon

The fragment hints at a character described as a professional woman and a hypochondriac with the title The Pathfinder.

Mme. de Preshon The Pathfinder

Castoria: First aid for infant colic and stomach troubles

The advertisement touts Castoria as a pure vegetable remedy for infant colic, stomach upset, constipation, and diarrhea. It promises quick comfort, harmless effects, and suitability for growing children, noting genuine Castoria bears Chas. H. Fletcher's signature on the wrapper.

Chas. H. Fletcher

Notary Seeks Reappointment. Judge Seeks Political Insight

A long serving notary public filed for reappointment with the Circuit Court. The judge asked a court deputy if the notary’s character warranted renewal and she replied that she did not know his politics.

Circuit Court

Passionate Proposal Sparks Theater Night

In a Passing Show sketch, a Browning couple quarreled playfully as one asks to marry, while the other expects a movie outing. The scene underscores romantic tension and comic timing in a lively performance.

Love that feeds on beauty alone is apt to die

A terse observation notes that affection fixated on beauty risks withering without other sustenance. It contrasts aesthetic admiration with deeper emotional nourishment and warns against dependency on external charm alone.

Beauty aid tale from hospital inspires purchase of Najol

A Bangor reader recalls using Najol after childbirth and crediting it with clearing skin and boosting energy. The letter claims Najol absorbs body poisons, costs about a movie ticket, has no drugs or habit, and is available in sealed drug store packages for immediate use.

Mrs. E. Whitney Parker Street Bangor Maine Najol

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