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Newspaper
The Clermont Courier
Location
Batavia, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Oct 20, 1920
Page
2
Readers are told Green's August Flower eases nervous dyspepsia constipation indigestion torpid liver and related digestive complaints. The ad claims the remedy restores nature's functions brings health and happiness and has a century of use in thousands of households worldwide with no reported failure.
The Oklahoma City rally drew massive crowds as Harding toured Bartleville Parsons Coffeyville and Guthrie with Mrs Harding at his side. Noted observers including Senator Sutherland praised the energy and religious appeal while Republican officials claimed the Oklahoma visit could yield about 20000 votes.
Will Hays denounces the League of Nations as surrender of American independence praising the Stars and Stripes. He recalls Washingtons Dorchester Heights and cites Lorward Warton's rewording in Marion Ohio to defend patriotism.
A Cleveland ledges report compares Harry L. Davis records as Cleveland mayor with Vic Donahey as state auditor. It claims Davis reduced city costs to yield surpluses while Donahey increased auditor expenses by 79 percent and shifted several tasks to other departments.
A political argument critiques Article 2 of the League of Nations Covenant as enabling withdrawal after two years with all obligations fulfilled, labeling Democrats as ignorant or false about the League. The source emphasizes US dissatisfaction and withdrawal as a pointed political claim.
The Ohio record shows Republicans winning most national contests with Governor Cox polling about half the vote across counties while Senator Harding carries 71 counties and a large plurality. Analysts say Harding’s popularity and Wilson’s League stance favor a GOP win.
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