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Newspaper
The Clermont Courier
Location
Batavia, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Oct 13, 1920
Page
2
An advert claims Eatonic cures indigestion and related conditions with a money back guarantee. Mrs. Eilen Harris reports relief after meals and thousands endorse the product for gas heartburn belching and stomach upset.
The document lists prominent Republicans and former Progressives across states like California, Washington, Montana, Kansas, Nebraska, Illinois, Ohio, Indiana, Pennsylvania, Michigan, Massachusetts, Maine, New York and more, showing widespread support for Harding and Coolidge and a campaign to active duty enlistment. Names include Hiram W. Johnson, Miles Poindexter, John Greenway, Henry J. Allen, William Allen White, R. B. Howell, Medill McCormick, Albert Beveridge, Gifford Pinchot, Chase Osborn, Charles Bird, Frederick Hale, Frank Knox, Plan H. Hooker, and others referenced as Bull Moose leaders or supporters.
John H Kirby of Houston Texas president of the National Lumber Manufacturers Association and longtime Democrat vows not to vote the Democratic ticket this year. He cites eight years of higher taxes and reduced liberties and says he believes in a government of laws under a written constitution not a government of bureaus commissions and tax eaters.
The passage champions Senator Harding as a protector of traditional American ideals. It portrays him as aligning with old-line Republicans and condemns Wilsonian detours that failed to progress the nation, claiming the public tires of those choices and supports Harding’s guided path forward.
Republican readers in the house call attention to reform whereby all appropriations will be considered by a single committee instead of multiple committees. This is the adoption of the budget plan as far as congress is concerned. The president and executive departments still oppose the plan, as shown by the veto of the budget bill.
An old advertisement promotes California Syrup of Figs for children with the brand name spelled out. It ties dream imagery about feet to fortunes and misfortunes, predicting travel, tears, treachery, and quarrels based on various foot-related dreams.
An advertisement touts Cascarets as a sleep friendly laxative curing illness by morning, claiming clear head, settled stomach, sweet breath, and rosy skin with no griping. It notes prices of 10 25 and 50 cents and even suggests children can use it.
Diamond Dyes claim simple directions for dyeing worn clothing and fabrics. The ad urges customers to ask a druggist to show the Diamond Dyes Color Card and promises rich fadeless colors on wool, silk, linen, cotton, or mixed goods.
In remarks recorded from a dialogue with Modest Apprehension, Senator Sorghum notes the audience cheered for half an hour. He suspects the crowd valued their own demonstrations more than his speech.
A historic advertisement touts Bochee's Syrup as a long trusted remedy for coughs colds bronchitis throat irritation and lung troubles. It promises restful nights with easy morning expectoration and urges trying one bottle with no substitute, available through druggists and medicine dealers.
A garbled collage mentions a longing for a beautiful girl, a terse line about weight, and a stray phrase about Dr. Peary and a druggist selling Vermitage. The text alludes to political caution and a quip about language use in the fatherland, ending with a fragment about mother tongue usage.
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