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Newspaper
The Clermont Courier
Location
Batavia, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Oct 20, 1926
Page
7
Mrs. M Wagoner of Akron Ohio reports dramatic recovery from fatigue heartburn and nervous exhaustion after using Taniac tonic. She says the product built her strength and vitality and that her family noticed the improvement. The testimonial claims 40 million bottles sold and widespread results.
An advertisement warns that a cough lasting three days is a danger and promotes Ayer’s Cherry Pectoral as effective treatment. It claims the medicine reaches the throat chest and bronchial tubes to stop the cough and relieve the cold, with hospital proof and physician endorsement. The product is priced 60 cents and one dollar.
The article traces Perugia from Papal domination under Pope Paul III through a violent 1859 revolt ended by Swiss Guards, a 1860 push by Victor Emmanuel, and the demolition of a papal bastion. It notes Perugia’s rise to regional leadership, its scenic high piazza, and the duomo’s famed wedding ring relic kept across many locked caskets.
The bulletin from National Geographic notes Benito Mussolini will address students at Perugia’s newly organized University for Foreigners. Perugia, a 25 000 population hill town near Assisi, blends medieval fortifications with Renaissance trauma and a modern shift toward independence, quietude, and careful urban design.
A telegram sent to a Toronto wife arrived an hour after her husband had already left for New York. Louis Bristol, 24, had told his wife and their two year old to join him after securing work as a waiter in Thompsonville, but his later move to New York left them separated and unaware of his new address. The misrouted message failed to give any location, leaving the spouses and child apart.
Jimmie Lee Pierce sixte en months old daughter of Mr and Mrs Arthur Pierce of Amarillo is dead from bites of large red ants that crawled on her while she played in the backyard.
The Liberty Bell in Independence Hall is part of a group of at least six other so called Liberty Bells in eastern Pennsylvania. The seven chimes linked to the Declaration’s news are now exhibited at the sesquicentennial show. Bells from Bethlehem, Bridgewater, Chester, Lancaster, York, Northampton County, and Allentown share the title with Philadelphia’s bell.
Town officials in Taunton Massachusetts consider purchasing the city prison to ease school crowding and related congestion. The move aims to repurpose the jail facility to address facility shortages and improve student capacity.
In 1819 two notable women were born one in Old England and one in New England. Queen Victorias wisdom and Lydia B Pinkhams Vegetable Compound both left lasting marks. The ad cites testimonials from Mrs Anna McHenet of Marshall Illinois and Mrs Caroline Nagy of Philadelphia praising the remedy.
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