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Newspaper
The Clermont Courier
Location
Batavia, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Oct 02, 1907
Page
4
A dated 1907 Clermont Courier column recalls Chicago street spending, arrival notes of home comers, reform debates over the army canteen, a port of New York arrival of European brides, Roosevelt’s renomination hesitations, Taft temperance queries, and a Canton memorial for McKinley with President Roosevelt speaking at its unveiling before a large crowd.
A poet recalls a professor who claimed the chair of metaphysics and logic at a New England university. The poet wryly notes that people are needed to oversee such things even if they do not exist. The piece also mentions Uncle Sam’s sea soldier poster and a San Francisco banker’s dinner anecdote about Phoenix’s rise.
A fragmentary dialogue ponders authenticity in music with phrases about a trick pianist and the illusion of furnishing music while not. The short exchange hints at performance deception and audience perception without clear context or resolution.
A notice invites readers to visit the office where samples of fine books maps and papers are on display for two and a half dollars.
To prevent rust on iron and steel, dissolve half an ounce of camphor in one pound of hogs lard, skim off the scum, and mix in enough black lead to give an iron color. Rub items with this mixture, leave on for 24 hours, then dry with a linen cloth to keep them clean for months.
A humorous anecdote describes a woman telling friends about a burglar scare in her home. She recalls hearing a noise and rising to discover a man under the bed. The laughter turns as a guest clarifies the sight was her husband’s legs, not the burglar’s.
The article advises against feeding when a plant shows only basic needs and dismisses driblets. It prescribes immersing the entire pot in a bucket of water for 15 to 30 minutes to ensure thorough hydration.
A short notice referencing a quotation about non-residents and knowledge diffusion attributed to Mackintosh. The fragment hints at a reflective or literary item rather than a direct news event with identifiable actions or stakes.
Daily through trains to Roanoke Richmond and Norfolk operate via the Norfolk and Western system. Pullman sleepers run Cincinnati to Bluefield and Roanoke on Train 24. Sardinia connects to Hillsboro branch with two daily departures at 5:50 am and 10:10 am.
Conjoint statement by County Treasurer T G Foster and Auditor L Irwin II Ireton shows a detailed fund balance and total moneys remaining in Clermont County Treasury Ohio at close of business August 31 1907.
Official notice from the Treasurer of Clermont County Ohio T G Foster invites bids or offers in Batavia Ohio on September 25 1907. The document outlines financial actions and administrative steps under the office of the Clermont County Treasurer.
Philadelphia reports the historic Ship house and part of the Johnson homestead on Germantown avenue sold to builder James J. Allen. He plans to raze the buildings, preserve the ship carving, and present it to a historical society. Allen intends to construct 68 houses on the site.
A South China Morning Post editorial imagines airship revolutionizing warfare. It predicts air power could grant early command of air space and potentially sea and land dominance, warning that future wars may become terrifying and provoke humanity to revolt at its own inventions.
A clipped note discusses Castoria and then pivots to a cautionary remark about marital affection. It notes a woman undermining her marriage by hinting her husband may be swayed by other women.
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