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Newspaper
The Clermont Courier
Location
Batavia, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Nov 07, 1923
Page
6
A brief remark recalls Veronica-Harry clapping as the narrator sang, followed by a casual aside asking if the clap was over the ears, highlighting a light audience reaction.
Thousands of women suffer kidney and bladder trouble and many symptoms stem from kidney disease. Swamp Root claims to restore kidney health and relieve back pain head ache and nervousness. Send ten cents for a sample bottle by Dr Kilmer Co Binghamton NY, or buy larger sizes at drug stores.
A remark on how continuous concerted tunes fatigue crowds who dance to the same rhythm, noting that when performers sustain high tempo over time, energy wanes and the audience loses enthusiasm for the spectacle.
An advertisement touts Danderine as a delightful scalp tonic that corrects falling hair itching scalp and dandruff immediately. It claims to revitalize thin or faded hair adding color and youthful beauty and notes it leaves no sticky or greasy residue.
A witty remark questions Bill Tilden’s tennis prowess, noting he is "singularly bad in doubles, and doubly bad in singles." The barb contrasts his fame with performance in doubles and singles play.
Jay Knowles pursues a humble Violet Stanford after a chance quest for modest violets. A library visit, a city country violet revelation, and a newspaper photo threaten his hopes of marrying above his means, but the pair resolve to harvest happiness together.
A traveler asks the landlord to ready his horse as a loud man roars greetings in a cold morning scene, causing the traveler to fear a thawing chase as the crowd watches. The exchange captures a humorous moment from a bygone era.
The piece warns that recalling popular songs reveals a person’s age. It cites examples from Civil War era tunes to World War I era hits and jazz, advising caution at gatherings to avoid exposing age through memory.
Advertisement notes that worn and faded garments and drapery can be dyed or tinted at a cost of 15 cents, promising new life for fabric items. The plain offer emphasizes easy refreshment by dyeing.
Diamond Dyes guarantees perfect home dyeing even for beginners with directions in each package. The advertisement asserts all colors are available and encourages readers to try dyeing at home.
In a cordial Minnesotan exchange two longtime acquaintances meet after years and remark how little they have changed. They recall a decade since last contact as they note the span since their last visit, then pivot to the weather as a shared topic. An advertisement touts Dr Peerys Dead Shot vermifuge as a single bottle cure.
The Department of Agriculture notes over 100 plants in the United States may be poisonous with varied effects on individuals. Poison susceptibility differs among people, making identification and caution essential.
Italian decree forbids use of Tyrol and Tyrolese terms causing confusion in Upper Adige and among Italia Irredenta. It clashes with the April 6 1915 Treaty of London which allowed the word in war context. Picture card makers and hotel owners face impact as Der Tiroler in Bolzano changes to Der Landsmann with a new subtitle.
A humorous exchange shows a newlywed boasting his married status to a hotel clerk asking for rooms. The clerk confirms availability and quips about “suite” and “sweet.” A separate note cites a British telegrams official noting horse racing drives telegram volume, with millions linked to racing.
The son of Mr. Tweedle and Mr. Elbert, described as a roughneck and a bam, is planned to tour the world. Mr. Tweedle explains the idea is to see if he may settle there if he grows fond of the globe.
A Boston Evening Transcript quip has two wealthy men debating distraction through golf. One notes the other visits his flesk regularly and the reply says golf used to distract from pie, but now he is absorbed in the task at hand, turning from leisure to work.
A brief chatter at the office features a playful exchange about a requested item. The wife calls in and the fatherly figure responds with a humorous line about a spy angel seeking water wings.
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