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Newspaper
The Clermont Courier
Location
Batavia, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Oct 08, 1930
Page
3
A vintage advertisement praises Dr Caldwell's Syrup Pepsin as a laxative aid. It lists three rules for bowel regularity and urges daily timing, outdoor activity, and a large morning drink. The copy claims effective cleansing without weakening the system and promotes big bottles available in drugstores.
A humorous exchange shows Mrs. Comrox agreeing to buy a Stradivarius for her son when he advances from violin. A later, dated line mocks European statesmen who waged wars for centuries until 1914 when they finally tire of conflict.
National Geographic sketches Lima as a modern capital built by Francisco Pizarro who founded the City of the Kings. It notes the Plaza de Armas, cathedral, palace, and arcades, the contrast between ancient history and a growing 20th century city along Avenida Arequipa with the Country Club, Morro Solar, and Cordillera views.
The article observes that Washington’s more desirable avenues mostly north and west grew against early expectations. It notes Virginia Avenue could become one of the city’s most beautiful streets as improvement plans proceed, while Capitol-area streets honor Union states from the city’s early design era.
The Brookfield Missouri city council bans citizens from running to fires amid a satire on enforcement. The piece notes the human impulse to flee danger and describes chaotic scenes when fires appear, comparing reactions to a football sprint and calling combustion irresistibly compelling.
The Manitoba Court of Appeals dismissed Hari Johanson’s appeal to end a lease due to a baby’s crying. The court affirmed Chief Justice MacDonald’s ruling that babies have a right to cry and would not be babies without it, preserving the infant’s quiet enjoyment rights.
In Foggia Italy the Di Biasio family faces tragedy as head Rocco and his son Michele are killed by a lightning bolt. The same fate reportedly struck Rocci Di Biasio’s father and grandfather about 30 years earlier in a near mirror event.
A courtroom quip centers on the oath as a witness explains the meaning depends on who is cussing the judge. The light exchange highlights the contentious mood of the proceedings and the humor that emerges amid testimony.
A natural ice mine lies just outside Coudersport in Pennsylvania revealing a frosty cave feature. The formation stores and preserves ice in a sheltered geological cavity tested by local researchers.
Teething troubles make babies fretful and mothers uneasy but Castoria offers a gentle safe remedy. The harmless formula is mild in taste and action and helps with colic and daily upset in infants and children.
An urging ad promotes Bayer Aspirin as reliable relief for headaches neuralgia rheumatism lumbago and colds. It cautions against chronic suffering urges medical checkups and claims Bayer never harms and is safe for women. Buy Genuine Bayer Aspirin from all druggists.
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