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Newspaper

The Clermont Courier

Location

Batavia, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Oct 15, 1902

Page

3

Doan's Kidney Pills Backed by Aurora Farmer Testimony

John J. Scharschug of 474 Concord St Aurora Illinois credits Doan's Kidney Pills with curing backache and kidney disorders three years ago and notes no recurrence since. He calls the remedy wonderful and urges trials mailed free by Foster Milburn Co Buffalo NY with sales through druggists at 50 cents a box.

Bright Dean John J. Scharschug Concord St Aurora Ills Doan Scharschug United States Foster-Milburn Co Buffalo N. Y

Recognized Resemblance in Hair Style Clash

A city youth adopts the pompadour in defiance of his father's side part rule. An elder calls the teen a fool while a family friend notes the boy resembles his father. The father concedes the youth's brain is not yet touched by foul notions of hairdressing.

Churches Chicago Chronicle

Humorous Exchanges Reported From Salons and Milkmen

A light exchange contrasts a dentist’s office dubbed a dental parlor with a drawing room as a joke. A young husband asks about milk cream and the milkman’s explanation is praised as a credit to him, noting bottles are always filled full. Burdock Blood Bitters is cited as a stomach regulator and tonic.

Ree Indianapolis Newa

Quotable quips and cautions for health and tools

A compilation of snappy newspaper quips about Flinders bragging of health and a cautionary line about a buzz saw. It plugs Dr Thomas Eclectic Oil as a remedy and notes it is available at druggists. The ad tone mirrors early 20th century trade snippets.

Dr. Thomas

Hanna’s Ohio Speech Urges Stand in Campaign

In Akron on September 27 Senator Mark A. Hanna opened Ohio’s state campaign with a warning against Democratic control. He urged Republicans to stand firm to protect prosperity and prevent doubt about Republican principles from slowing industry and commerce.

Akron Ohio Mark A. Hanna United States Philippines Congress

Unbroken Republican Harmony Across National Issues

An editorial asserts Republican leaders nationwide are united on tariff and key questions. It rebuts Democratic claims of internal clash, citing Speaker Henderson and the New York state convention endorsing trust reforms as proof of party unity in the current campaign.

Secretary of the Treasury Wall Street Henderson New York Indianapolis Journal

Republican tariff defense and labor in Ohio speech

The speaker urges Ohio Republicans to stand firm on tariff protections and Cuban reciprocity. He supports McKinley and Roosevelt, praises organized labor, and argues for free competition and strong protection for American industry in 1902 and 1904 campaigns. The piece emphasizes party unity, trust supervision, and mobilizing the vote.

Ohio Cuba United States McKinley Roosevelt Democratic Party Republican Party

Hill’s 1896 prospects hinge on Wall Street ties and party splits

The Indianapolis Journal notes David B. Hill, a lively potential Democrat, would face Bryan opposition if he ran for president. It points out Hill’s close ties to Wall Street magnates and recalls his 1894 vote against the income tax while Cleveland supported it.

David B. Hill Bryan Cleveland Hill Wall Street Senate Indianapolis Journal

Restaurant Requisites in Newark News Mockery of Opening

A satirical Newark News item riffs on a soon to open cheap restaurant. Dialogue mocks kitchen standards with lines about sanded sugar, watered milk, adulterated bread flour, and only dubious eggs, as staff scramble for signage and credible mottoes.

Newark News Ortahas

Humorous French Patient and a Teary Wife Tale

A Detroit Free Press anecdote tells of a famed grumbling Frenchman disabled by inflammatory rheumatism. His devoted wife nursed him though he complained, and a visitor blamed her tears for the moist room. The tale ends with a quip about humidity aiding his ailment.

Detroit Free Press

Peruna cures lingering cold claims in Kansas city letter

Miss Kate Brown records seven years of illness from a neglected cold and says Peruna cured her chronic kidney and digestive troubles after nine months. The letter urges others to seek Dr Hartman’s free advice at The Hartman Sanitarium Columbus Ohio.

Kate Brown L’oc BL Association of Kansas Seventh St Kansas City Nin Peruna PamanpataoNlad Perupa Hartman Wartman Hartman Sanitarium Colmbus

Rail Tickets Offered To California And Nearby Routes

The Missouri Pacific Railway and Iron Mountain Route offer one way Colonists and Settlers tickets to California North Pacific Coast and to Missouri Arkansas Indian and Oklahoma Territories Louisiana Texas. Tickets valid on the first and third Tuesdays of each month from October to April 31st at half standard first class fare plus 2.00. For details contact nearest Agent or H C Townsend G P&T Agent St Louis Mo.

Missouri Pacific Railway Iron Mountain California North Pacific Coast Paints Missouri Arkansas Indian Oklahoma Louisiana Texas H.C. Townsend G. P&t St. Louis

Water in It

A playful exchange between Mr. Neerful and Mrs. Keerful about a watermelon mistaken for water in a plate. Mrs. Keerful notes health advisories to boil all water and explains the melon was bought for dessert.

Mr. Neerful

Moral of Pride in a City Tale from the Era

A fragment conveys a stitched-together fable about a boastful man who believes the world centers on him. Friends interpret the claim as self-importance, while a closing moral notes that seriousness can make one seem the center of gravity.

Myink Pis Hin N. Y. Herald

Solitary Maception Sparks Duty Comment

Our officials should understand that Uncle Sam expects every man of ten to do his duty. All except the customs officials, of course. He expects them to collect it.

Uncle Sam Cleveland Plain Dealer

Shelley and knowledge grow from study and ignorance

A reflective note on learning tolerance through study, emphasizing that greater study reveals more about what we do not know and invites humility in the pursuit of truth.

Shelley

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