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Newspaper

The Clermont Courier

Location

Batavia, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Oct 03, 1934

Page

3

Big Cleaning Job Frames Washington Monument Scaffold

An unusual view shows the steel scaffold around the Washington Monument prepared for its first cleaning and repair. The 600 ton structure cost about $100,000 to erect.

Washington Monument

Ants and Ladybugs Fight Aphids In Garden

Aphids face two natural enemies the larvae of ladybirds and ants. Ladybugs prey on aphids while ants harvest the honeydew secreted by aphids and even corral them like a dairy herd, offering protection but sometimes requiring nicotine sprays when populations rise.

Moot Point Over Caverns Linked to Madison Names

A debate arises whether the Grottoes caverns near Shenandoah National Park in Virginia were first discovered by President James Madison or Bishop James Madison of William and Mary. J Luther Kibler cites an atlas and notes Bishop Madison’s likely map data. the cave’s antiquity remains about a century and a half.

Shenaadoah National Park Virginia James Madison William and Mary College J. Luther Kibler Newport News Luray Madison Rockingham County Port Republic Williamsburg Jamestown of Heaven Mead Episcopal Church John Madison Augusta County House of Burgesses George Madison Kentucky James

Modest Man and His Wife Joke About Genius Husbands

A humorous exchange duets on domestic life with a playful quip about genius men and their spouses. The gag turns on a wife's quick retort about a husband’s genius not guaranteeing good manners at home.

Sees Trousers Return as Attire for Women

Miss Ethel Traphagen of the Traphagen School of Fashion in New York argues trousers are women s traditional garb not skirts. She cites historical examples from Tutankhamen Greeks and Romans and notes women in China Japan and Africa have worn trousers, predicting growing use for sports and active work.

Miss Ethel Traphagen Traphagen Sophocles

Hachiko Honored as Symbol of Faithfulness in Tokyo

Tokyo honors faithful dog Hachiko by presenting bronze images to the emperor and empress. For years the dog accompanied his master to the railway station each morning and waited for the return each evening, becoming a landmark of loyalty and companionship.

Hachiko Tokyo Japan

Silent Train Death Spurs Shown Tribute to Faithful Hachiko

The master died in a railway accident years ago but the dog visits the station twice daily. A committee formed to craft and distribute small bronze Hachiko statues honoring the dog’s loyalty.

Laxatives Back in Favor Highlighting Senna Based Remedies

The public returns to liquid laxatives with adjustable doses for natural movement and comfort. Doctors generally agree senna provides a gentle laxative effect without draining the system. Dr Caldwell's Syrup Pepsin is cited as a senna based liquid laxative available at drug stores.

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