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Newspaper

The Clermont Courier

Location

Batavia, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Oct 20, 1909

Page

8

Courier offers selective newspaper subscriptions in Cincinnati

For one month The Courier promotes a special specie offer across Cincinnati papers including Courier and Weekly Gazette Courier and Daily Post Courier and Daily Times-Star and Courier and New York World Thrice-a-Week option priced at 65 cents?

Courier Cincinnati Courier and Weekly Gazette Courier and Daily Post Courier and Daily Times-Star Courier and New York World

Fall colds cured by Foley's Honey and Tar remedy

Advertisement notes Foley's Honey and Tar as the fastest cure for fall colds and lung remedies. Claims the genuine product contains no harmful drugs and promotes Bann's Pharmacy as the seller.

Foley Bann’s F. G. Frits Ogeonts N.Y Bonn

Batavia Revisit and Local Notices Highlight River Road Landmark

James O Maley, a Batavia native, visited his mother and sister near the river road landmark but missed the Clermont reunion. John Stiles, now in Atlanta, spent the weekend with Batavia relatives en route to Philadelphia. Public sale announced by G W Siebwirring for farm stock near Afton. Local items include Cuban egg prices, Florida storm effects, and Clermont visitors from Lexington and Chicago. Oregon-bound Frank A Roberts leaves New Richmond for Missoula to practice law.

James O’maley Batavia River Road Clermont John Stiles Atlanta Philadelphia Frank A. Roberts New Richmond Missoula Montana

Milford items note pastor’s first sermon and local visits

Rev Wagoner preached his first sermon to a large audience at the U B church. Prof Timmons, Milford Schools superintendent, attended the Institute and expressed approval of Milford and its position. The text also mentions Fletcher's Castoria and a medical ad for Dean’s Regulate for constipation.

U. B. Church Rev. Wagoner Timmons Milford

Batavia Clinches County Championship With 6–0 Win

In the county high school championship contest last Saturday Batavia defeated Milford 6 to 0. Earlier Batavia fell to Bethel 11 to 10, Bethel leading 10 to Batavia at one point.

Batavia Milford Bethel

Bell Company worker drives off Penn's bridge in mishap

Mr Severs, a Bell Company lineman, and his wife were driving to Milford when their horse balked on Penn's bridge Sunday night. The horse and carriage fell about five feet but both occupants escaped injury. the horse was unharmed and the carriage badly damaged.

Mr. Severs Bell Company Milford Penn’s Bridge

Deputy Appointed by Auditor Larkin

M. J. Kain was named deputy by Auditor Joseph Larkin after months of under his guidance. His business experience and training suit the post, and the appointment is expected to be well received.

M. J. Kain Joseph Larkin

Clermont Boy Honored In Norwood Mayoral Race

William Fridman of New Richmond is the Democratic candidate for mayor of Norwood. A Clermontville native, he started on a farm, clerked at a Clermontville store, read law with Judge Davis, and later succeeded him in New Richmond when Davis first joined the bench. He is young with high character, has a pretty Norwood home, and a fine practice. Clermont residents anticipate his election regardless of party.

William Fridman New Richmond Norwood Clermontville Judge Davis Davis

October 18 bills list from local authorities

The document enumerates approved invoices and expenses dated October 18 including masonry and concrete for Earl Jordan, hauling costs for Homer, burial for a widow, printing and indexing fees, bridge repairs, roof and ironwork estimates, jail and sheriff fees, lumber, and various service and material charges totaling numerous amounts. It references multiple firms and individuals such as Wm Homer, Dietz, Kennedy & Son, Buck Rubber Stamp Co, Potter Iron Hoofing Co, O L Page, Bail Tel Co, Fridman Lumber Co, and L Fomorin.

Earl Jordan Homer N. T. Dailey Dietz Courier Lockwood & Breeding Printing Jobo En Masonry Kidd& Lewis Keister & Leib Kennedy & Son Buck Rubber Stamp Co Mies Brothers Potter Iron Hoofing Co O. L. Page

Printing proposals for Clermont County election work

The Deputy State Supervisors of Elections for Clermont County Batavia Ohio invite bids for printing ballots and related supplies. Bids due October 28 1909 with a double bond requirement and the right to reject all bids.

Unio Edwin Biy Batavia Ohin Vilage Edwin O Ely Clermont County Ohio OTICE Npeevnese Viermont Wits Board of Election Wil Sald Wear Aald Noard Beer Batevie Chiat Puty M. J Kats

Against Pretenses and Spreading Pleasure Echo

A reflective note contrasts inner pride with natural happiness and critiques self-delusion. It references Hume on avoiding pretenses and urges spreading pleasure as Henry Ward depicts a carefree mood. The fragment blends philosophical voice with social imagery about distributing pleasure through life.

Hume Henry Ward

Work of the Genealogist as Seen by Washington Herald

The Washington Herald reports on genealogists in the Library of Congress who search family histories for pay. They describe earning twenty dollars for ordinary lines and much more for prestigious royal connections, with one American client paying five hundred dollars for a coat of arms rich genealogy amid questions of heraldic rights.

Library of Congress Washington Herald Washington England Europe America

Willis Cobb Circus Lie Becomes Ga Editors Dinner Tale

A traveling circus booster recounts cheating reporters with a tall tale of 20 camels from Arabia. In Georgia, a local editor calls him a liar, then invites him home for dinner to meet his wife, joking he is “the biggest liar on earth.”

Willis Cobb Arabia Cobb Georgia Willis

Office Femininity in the Workplace

An observant man comments on stenographers and typewriters in downtown offices, noting they balance work with domestic craft such as embroidery and needlework, keeping feminine items in their desk drawers while appearing as much at home as at the office.

New York Times

Wonderful English clocks with long battery life and global time data

Describes five wheel clock designs from England. One model runs three years without attention, needing only a new battery at the end. A second clock gives mean time meridian and relative imperial position, showing earth rotation speed and direction. Winding occurs weekly.

England

Meridian Depot Distance Sparks Quip From Traveler

In Meridian Texas a traveler jokes about the depot being distant from town. A local driver suggests officials perhaps lacked sufficient thought, but aimed to place the depot as near the railroad as possible.

Meridian Tex Darky Nike Lippincott's

Elvira and the Tongue Tale In Cleveland Plain Dealer

A teacher asks children to interpret a line about a girl warrior unsheathing a weapon. The reply from Elvira suggests the line means she stuck out her tongue, reflecting a playful misunderstanding in Cleveland.

Elvira Cleveland Plain Dealer

A Lesson from Nature and Endorsements in Health Ads

Thoreau observes a resilient wildflower between a path and wheel track, thriving despite danger. The passage shifts to modern booster notes praising Dr King’s New Discovery for lungs, with testimonials and pricing, including a free trial and doctor endorsements.

Henry D. Thoreau Dr. King Toront George Moore Black Jack N.C

Frightful Fate Averted by Back fen's Arica Seive

A fragmentary ad copy touts Back fen's Arica Seive as a cure for wounds and skin ailments. It claims quick relief from cuts bruises and sores and praises it as the world's best for piles, priced 25c at all druggists.

Frank Dita Tomilcher Minn

I Will Do It The Right Way To Reach Your Honor

The passage urges individuals to assert their individuality in the proper direction, aiming for personal honor and serving as an example. It counsels self-talk to commit, starting with I must do it and then I will do it, and to persist until the task is completed.

No Defense for Mothers-in-law Says Washington Jurist

A Washington jurist argues that mothers-in-law are widely maligned. He notes many harsh claims about them are unfounded slanders and questions the value of defending every such critique. He urges caution in overreacting to gossip.

Washington

We We Get There Dare Devils Nation Motto

The Baltimore Sun proclaims a bold national stance lauding American daring and self confidence as the country positions itself as the greatest nation on earth.

Baltimore Sun

Boarding at 20 Cents per Bed or Meal in Miss Kats ERIOn

Advertisement notes boarding by week day or meal at 20 cents each with a good home cooking and connected feed stable. Location given as square and a half above town hall on Main Street in Miss Kats ERIOn.

Town Hall Main Street

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