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Newspaper

The Clermont Courier

Location

Batavia, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Oct 01, 1919

Page

2

Danderine Hair Tonic Ad Promises Restored Hair Health

An old advertisement touts Danderine as a scalp tonic that cleanses and softens the itchy scalp, revives hair roots, and stops hair loss. It claims visible new life, brightness, color, and thickness after a few applications, with bottles sold cheaply at druggists and toilets counters.

Getting Together Ad Promotes Cuticura Skin Care

An advertisement describes meeting the high cost of living as overtaking you. It promotes Cuticura Ointment for facial care and Cuticura Soap with hot water for five minute wash. Claims include improvements for complexions, dandruff, itching, and rough hands.

Adv Dept. E Boston

Airy Persiflage About An Aviator Life Above

A lighthearted dialogue compares an aviator living high to a simple life one flight up. The exchange uses witty, buoyant banter to evoke elevated, playful thoughts about air travel and altitude.

Beef costs expose packers profits and by products

Testimony before U S senators by F Edson White of Armour and Company claims the packers net no profit on beef itself for the past eight to nine months. He cites auditors showing overall profits on food and by products, and explains cost accounting from hides to by products like banjo strings and fertilizer.

Washington F. Edson White Armour and Company Mr. White The Food Administration Ing

Meat trade localizes but may not pay for producers

Senator Currie recounts experiments showing local slaughtering and direct-to-consumer sales would not yield better prices for cattle. He compares farm slaughter costs with packer prices and concludes shipping cattle to Omaha and buying from packers yields lower consumer costs.

F. M. Currie Broken Bow Neb Omaha Armour and Company Express Thedford Kansas City Minneapolis

Sloan's Liniment for neuralgia and nerves relief

A small amount applied without rubbing penetrates quickly to soothe nerves and ease external pains. Sloan's Liniment claims effectiveness for lumbago neuritis sciatica rheumatic twinges and sore muscles with large bottles suggested for family use priced 35c 70c and 1.40.

Sloan

Kellogg on Government Railroads Wastefulness

Minnesota Senator Kellogg criticized government railroad management, arguing that no government operation can avoid waste and inefficiency under democratic governance. He asserted that government should not manage the country’s business.

Kellogg Minnesota

Ohio Gleanings Roundup Highlights Wide State News

Licking county grand jury fails to indict in profiteering probe. Numerous local incidents include a boy scalding, murders, accidents, thefts, strikes, political moves, and business openings across Cleveland Canton Columbus Youngstown and many towns.

Licking County David Williams New Lexington Canton Council Finance Committee Cleveland Matthew Reidy Andrew Lewis Mahoning Valley Lizabeth Kane A. W. Craver Democratic Committee Youngstown Martin Dunn Marshall American Insurance Union Columbus Nottingham Savings and Banking Company W. H. Gardner Dover Charles W. Smith Marysville Ben Welty Lima Canton Council Knights of Columbus Ohio State University John Maxwell Summerfield Noble County Maxwell H. H. Blocher Zanesville Lewis Welding Company Toledo Findlay College Cleven Miller Dayton Byron M. Cook Lakewood Cook Ypsilanti Mich George Methusva George Meaks Dan Patrick Barberton New Philadelphia Laura King Joseph Smith James E. Mooney Cincinnati McKinley Memorial Association Canton Canton- Massillon Boy Scout Council of Lancaster Wayne County Grand Jury Wooster Orrville Texas

Kenyon Bills Split: Stimulate Livestock Buten Dissent

The debate on Senator Kenyon's bill centers on whether its aim to boost live stock production will lower meat prices or raise them. Kenyon argues production restraint may be needed while his letter to Wallace Farmer warns restricted consumption could persist. Farmers and consumers doubt the rhetoric will help prices for livestock or meat.

Kenyon Washington Wallace

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