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Newspaper

The Clermont Courier

Location

Batavia, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Nov 17, 1920

Page

7

Aspirin warning and Bayer trade mark

An aspirin ad warns buyers to look for Bayer on packaging to ensure genuine tablets. It touts aspirin as physician prescribed for twenty one years, safe for colds headaches neuralgia rheumatism and more. Also mentions Bayer Tablets cost a few cents per tin and larger packages from druggists.

Bayer

They Say There’s the Devil to Pay in Courier Journal Spar

A brief Courier-Journal quotation notes a metaphorical warning about a formidable figure described as a god collector, signaling a sharp judgment or danger ahead. The line reflects a dark, rhetorical mood typical of urban commentary.

Louisville Courier-Journal

Sullivan Could Have Been A Baseball Star

Veteran manager Harry Wright offered John L. Sullivan a baseball contract after a Boston tin shop career and nightly ball games. Sullivan preferred boxing and earned more, so he declined despite talent and a slight first base liking. Wright noted Sullivan’s speed and arm, saying with training he could have become a bright star.

Darry Wright Sullivan Boston Harry Wright John L Wright Pug

Pennant Winners in Minor Leagues

A listing of minor league champions by league and half seasons including American Association St Paul International League Baltimore Southern League Little Rock Western Tulsa Eastern New Haven Central Grand Rapids Three-I Bloomington South Atlantic Columbia Piedmont Greensboro Raleigh Greensboro final Western Association Okmulgee Enid Ontario London Pacific Victoria Virginia Richmond Portsmouth Portmouth Enid Michigan Ontario and Texas leagues with named cities and halves and final winners.

St. Paul Baltimore Little Rock Western Tulsa New Haven Grand Rapids Bloomington Columbia Piedmont Greensboro Raleigh Okmulgee Enid Michigan London Victoria Virginia Richmond Portsmouth West Texas Abilene Ranger Texas Fort Worth Port Worth South Dakota Mitchell

Pro football draw slim crowd of college players says expert

An article notes few students leave college to play pro football under Jim Thorpe s federation as president. It cites short seasons, modest pay, and stronger appeal of college glory, with limited pro success outside Ohio and rare national leagues. Soccer earns more due to longer schedules.

Jim Thorpe Collegians Philadelphia Record Ohio Massillon Canton

Matthews Sold to Toronto After Breakout International Season

Toronto club announces the purchase of outfielder Matthews from Rochester. In his first International season he hit 206 and stole 28 bases, signaling star potential. Rochester had planned to move him outside the league, but Toronto refused waivers and completed a cash deal.

Toronto Matthews Rochester Stig

British Stars Highlight East Coast Soccer Season

A feature of the East and New England season is the entry of famous players from Great Britain among contenders in state league and cup competitions.

East New England Great Britain

Yale Wins Intercollegiate Trapshooting Championship Ten Times

Yale extends a dominant streak by securing the Intercollegiate trapshooting championship for the tenth consecutive year, highlighting sustained prowess in collegiate shooting.

Yale

Bid for Tennie Tourney

Philadelphia will bid to host the national singles lawn tennis tournament next year.

Philadelphia

Smiths the Greatest Family in Baseball

The Smith family is hailed as the greatest in baseball history with past and present members in the major leagues. Notable players include pitchers Sherrod Brooklyn George Giants and Phillies and Frank White Sox. catchers Harry Pirates and Earl Giants. Aleck Brooklyn at first. George Giants at second. Germany Brooklyn at short. Red Braves at third. outfielders Elmer Reds Pirates and Elmer Cleveland and Jack Cardinals. plus utility players Jimmy and Paul.

Smith Family Joneses Burnses Collinses Clarkes Doyles Smiths Sherrod Brooklyn George Giants Phillies Frank White Sox Harry Pirates Earl Aleck Germany Red Braves Elmer Old Reds Cleveland Jack Cardinals Jimmy Paul

Whitman Hammers Three Homers in Piedmont League Showdown

Hobart Whitman, center fielder for Winston-Salem, achieved the season’s boldest batting feat in a September 7 game against Greensboro. In five at bats he homered three times, added a two-bagger and a single. his second hit struck the flag pole and ricocheted back, forcing a rare stop at second.

Hobart Whitman Winston-Salem Greensboro

Choosing and evaluating a dairy calf by breed and pedigree

If selecting a blooded calf, pick a breed suited to your conditions and community, ensure it is a registered purebred with good breeding back. Learn pedigrees from breed histories, registries, and farm publications, join the breed association, and study sale catalogs and prices to judge bloodlines and quality.

State College of Agriculture United States Department of Agriculture Registry Association

Attention to stall floors in dairy barns

When planning a new dairy barn, stall floors require careful attention. Floors should be sanitary and permanent and nonconductive to heat. Cement may be used for drains and alleys, but stall floors should use wood blocks covered with bedding to prevent udder contact.

Add Games to Championships

An agitation seeks to include the javelin and discus in the Intercollegiate A A A A best of championships. Supporters argue such events would aid future Olympic performance by making American college athletes experts in these disciplines.

Bracket Wins Classic Cxzarewl Stakes at New Market

Mrs G Robi leads Bracket to victory in the classic Cxzarewl stakes at New Market England. The win confirms Bracket as top performer in the season’s key race run on the turf course.

Mrs. G. Robi Newmarket England

Syracuse Cornell Clash Set for Ithaca and Syracuse

The Syracuse and Cornell basketball teams are scheduled to meet in Ithaca in January 1921 and again in Syracuse on March 5, 1921, in a two game clash.

Syracuse Cornell Ithaca Syracuse

Determine age of cows by counting horn rings

The common method to judge a cow’s age is by counting horn rings. The first ring appears around a certain age, the second two years later, and one ring forms each subsequent year. The text then mentions Langa et al at the 9th...

Pains Nearly Doubled Me Up In Wyandotte Michigan

Mrs Mary Stender of Wyandotte Michigan says she suffered extreme pain for four years and twice used Lydia E Pinkham’s Vegetable Compound to relieve symptoms. She reports that after using two bottles she could move freely and eat again and offers her testimonial to help other women.

Wyandotte, Mich Lydia E Mary Stender Orange Vandotte

With Eatonic Brings Relief For Stomach Ailments

Mrs. W. H. Person reports awful gas and pain relieved by Eatonic. She says sourness belching and bloating disappear as appetite and strength return after taking Eatonic tablets after meals. Big box affordable with druggist guarantee.

Appalling Thought from Hamilton Herald

A grim reflection from the Hamilton Herald on the world’s justice, noting how retribution would match each person’s foolish deserts and painting a bleak view of human judgment.

Hamilton Herald

Diamond Dyes promise rich fadeless color for all fabrics

Diamond Dyes offer simple directions so any woman can dye four garments with rich fadeless color. Works on wool silk linen cotton or blends. Includes a Diamond Dyes Color Card with sixteen colors. Buy Diamond Dyes for guaranteed perfect results.

Women on Boards Elicit Quiet Pushback and Insight

In a reflective note from the era, women seek seats on boards while opposition or hesitation surfaces. The exchange hints at social tension and evolving roles, with humorous restraint about traditional domestic spheres and public leadership.

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