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Newspaper
The Clermont Courier
Location
Batavia, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Oct 11, 1922
Page
3
Indigestion is declared ended by Tanlac as a remedy for stomach trouble and related complaints. A South Bend resident testifies no more fainting spells and restored appetite, praising Tanlac for improved digestion, blood purity, and energy. Sold by druggists.
An excerpt from the Pennsylvania Punch Bowl laments limited access to arts amid a surge of agitator talk. The piece urges thought for musicians and artists lacking funds to buy instruments or paint, framing the student as one of those denied opportunities.
Paul S Megrue of Cincinnati Ohio credits Dr Pierce s Golden Medical Discovery with restoring vitality and liver health after years of downturn overwork He urges others to seek the remedy for sluggish liver and general rundown conditions and to obtain a trial package or free medical advice from Dr Pierce s Invalids Hotel Buffalo NY
A nostalgic exchange notes morning baths and quick routines. An advertisement promotes Cuticura products to soothe red rough itchy skin with Cuticura Soap Ointment and the scented Cuticura Talcum as part of a toilet trio.
A rural exchange questions chicken scratching patterns in two-foot and one-foot cycles. The Boston Transcript notes a quip about answers from Mr Holl gan and a comment that court tennis is a great sport, with a joke about nets catching players.
Miss Golden Rod tells Mr. Wind she is the season’s last Golden Rod flower. He praises her, shares stories of Iris Fleur-de-Lis and its history, and jokes about the wind drying clothes while she remains devoted to her country and the season.
The item notes a conversation about a man’s marriages and a playing card metaphor. It ends with the Thought for the Day urging lasting virtue by choosing goodness over greatness.
John Hessin Clarke of Ohio resigns as associate justice to advocate for U S membership in the League of Nations. He argues America should join for moral political and business reasons and plans to dedicate substantial time to persuading the public. Clarke was born in Lisbon Ohio earned an A M from Western Reserve in 1877 and has been a newspaper owner and railroad lawyer before his 1916 Supreme Court appointment.
A bulletin excerpt outlines how the head reflects a dairy heifer’s breeding, quality and value. It notes the eye should be bright, face medium, nostrils large, muzzle broad, and strong jaw. Front leg stance signals constitution, with straight legs and a wide chest floor preferred.
Representative Oscar B. Keller of Minnesota, allied with labor, spearheaded a bid to impeach Attorney General Daugherty over enforcing a temporary injunction against railway shopmen and alleged anti trust laxity. Keller, elected as Independent with labor backing, recruited Frank P. Walsh and Samuel Untermyer for the case but the House Judiciary Committee sidetracked it to the December session.
Dr A F Hanna field veterinarian for California department of agriculture offers milking machine cleaning steps. Rinse with warm water after milking, scrub all milk contact parts with hot water and washing compound, boil tubes briefly, then soak in brine and lime solution and drain before next milking. Four daily steps, with third step omitted at evening.
John S. Sumner, head of the Society for the Suppression of Vice, tired of threats and prosecutions, says he will press cases where law is violated. The society secured thirteen magazine-publisher convictions this year for obscene matter and has many for indecent material. no indecent-book convictions this year, but one last year.
Clean dairy utensils by rinsing in warm water then washing inside and out with a brush and hot water with dissolved cleaning material. Rinse again and sterilize by boiling water or steam. Use pure water only. After cleaning store utensils in pure air until needed.
Miss Catherine Campbell of Columbus Ohio, aged sixteen and a student at Ohio State University, won the Atlantic City national beauty tournament among over 500 contestants including fifty eight civic beauties from across the United States and two from Canada. Judge Coles Phillips called her selection the birth of a new American girl type. Campbell is described as five feet six inches tall with a pink and white complexion, long auburn brown hair and brown eyes.
A farmer urges selling boarder cows that fail to pay hay costs. Jerseys producing under 8,500 pounds, Guernseys under 4,000 pounds, and Holsteins under 5,000 pounds annually do not cover feed expenses. Listing options and practical steps to remove these animals are discussed.
A brief note on using fly spray to control pests in the dairy barn and keeping growing chicks separate from laying hens through the summer. The passage reflects farm maintenance practices aimed at revenue from cattle and poultry.
An advertisement urges buyers to insist on the Bayer name on aspirin packaging or tablets to ensure genuine Bayer product. It touts aspirin’s safety by physicians over twenty two years and lists common uses. The ad notes proper directions on each package and prices for twelve tablet boxes and larger bottle quantities.
Samuel Gompers spoke at a Washington banquet saying the millennium is distant but workers are freer today. A lighthearted moment comes from a club where a tennis instructor cautions a new member to hold the racquet loosely, only to learn the man is a hodcarrier.
A pupil retrieved a ball lost earlier, offering it back to the player. The caddie refuses payment, claiming he already punched the boy who found it, as reported by the Boston Transcript.
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