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Newspaper

The Clermont Courier

Location

Batavia, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Oct 11, 1922

Page

7

A Friend in Need A Friend in Deed testimonial

Mrs. George Harpee of Los Angeles recounts using Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound to treat illness and regain strength after months of sickness and doctor visits. She praises the product and urges others to try it, noting family members benefited as well. The letter frames the product as a reliable friend indeed.

Los Angeles Calif E. Pink Dia E. Pinkham Guthrie Oklahoma Lydia E. Pinkham Vestal Coe George Harpee Byram St California

Veiled fashion trends shape fall hats and warm coats for tots

The article outlines teen and child millinery and coat styles for the season emphasizing veiling as a decorative and practical feature. It notes veils, beading, and fine meshes on hats, with emphasis on coat fabrics such as chinchilla, wool, broadcloth, duvetyn, and suedein.

Bolivia

Ideal Neighbor With One Flaw Timely Yet Dubious

A humorous piece presents Ebenezer Washington mocked for drunkenness and fined five dollars by a city judge who warns him not to return. The next day he appears again for the same offense, protests the judge, and the judge notes it is the same drunken act. A Lexington, Missouri tone highlights small city life and social quirks.

Ebenezer Washington City Recorder Ebenezer

Adventurous hunter reports village of Miao in Burma

J F Rock reports to the Agricultural department from Kengtung Burma that a village of the Miao people lives at 3500 to 4000 feet on Doi Chang. They cut forests and grow corn, do not eat rice, and his description notes their dirtiness and migration from Kweichow into Yunnan and North Siam.

J. F. Rock Kengtung Burma Agricultural Department China Doi Chang Kweichow Yunnan Siam Science Service

Secret Heartbreaks Across Southampton and Newport

A terse Life quotation notes a heart broken in two places Southampton and Newport. The line hints at hidden sorrow behind public facades while a separate remark warns that cooling secrets does not guarantee their confinement.

Southampton Newport

Sermon Antics Prompt Quiet Exit In Church

A minister grew animated to stress a point during his sermon. In a lull, a child named Jackie called out asking about the topic in a curious scrill voice. The family was hurried out as many glances were cast toward them.

Jackie Chicago Tribune

Simplicity versus complexity in virtue and effort

A reflective quote attributed to Ruskin notes that true simplicity is harder to achieve than complexity. It argues that restraint in skill and judgment is more demanding than broad, indiscriminate effort. The passage emphasizes disciplined focus and proper placement of effort over flashy achievement.

Ruskin

It Makes a Girl Angry When a Man Tries to Kiss Her

A fragment notes that a girl grows angry if a man attempts to kiss her and fails to succeed, reflecting a social reaction described in the readable文本.

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