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Newspaper
The Clermont Courier
Location
Batavia, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Oct 22, 1919
Page
6
This advertorial notice extols Mrs Binzer as an expert who promotes a root and herb remedy by L. J. Pinkham Medicine Co. It urges women suffering from uterine displacements backache nervousness irregularities or mood issues to seek the remedy and contact Lynn, Massachusetts for advice.
Promote Dr Kings New Discovery as an effective remedy for cold, cough, grippe, and croup. The ad claims long proven success over fifty years with strong popularity and standard pricing of 60c and 1.20 a bottle at druggists, urging readers to try it.
A vintage medicine advertisement touts Dr King s New Life Pills as a quick correction for sluggish bowels and liver function. It promises to cleanse the system and boost vitality, urging readers to try the product tonight at druggists for 25 cents.
The passage extols Sloan's liniment as universally preferred for lingering rheumatic twinges sciatica neuritis lumbago and various muscle strains The ad highlights quick relief ease of applying no mess and economy as its main selling points.
Ohio reports include Fish and Game aiding stream stocking in Fayette County, labor convocation in Zanesville opposing prohibition, and the arrest of George Green for first degree murder in a case involving a 12 year old boy. Also noted are estate value for Mrs. Doyle of Toledo, injuries to Arnold Williams in Mansfield, and executions and accidents across multiple counties.
The passage quips about hair loss and bald jokes while a joke about Mount Washington ends with a joking boast of staying overnight at the summit and a “tip-top supper” before an advertisement touting Cuticura for itchy scalp. It praises Cuticura Ointment and Soap as daily toilet preparations for clear skin and soft hands.
A sharp quip contrasts apurchase with headline grabbing vanity. An actress defies gossip and the press agent’s scheme, turning a modest buy into a moment of sly social commentary.
J. T. Tingle of Colorado Agricultural College argues that passion for quality stock and hands on experience with proper feeding and breeding are essential for successful amateur breeders. Boys and girls clubs foster enjoyment, profit, and agricultural education while encouraging families to support members with reduced price stock and prizes to grow the better livestock movement.
The article argues many old cows could vastly increase milk yield if fed a properly balanced ration and ample succulent feed year round. It notes farmers often neglect feeding for maximum annual milk output while maintaining cow health.
The note warns that hot weather stresses cows and milk yields. It urges ample feed, good pasture, water, shade, and protection from flies to keep cows in condition for winter markets when dairy prices rise.
Observations stress dairy cows as profit makers on farms. A productive cow is worth more than average, and summer silos yield better returns than winter ones. The notes emphasize careful livestock management to maximize milk output and financial returns.
The lines warn of witchery in moonlight and describe diabolical influences in moonshine, suggesting superstition or lore surrounding nighttime effects. The fragment hints at a Gothic or rural context where folklore shapes beliefs about alcohol and magic.
A vintage advertisement urges readers to use Boschee's Syrup to prevent and treat coughs colds bronchitis and lung troubles. It notes fifty three years of national use and promises a restful night and easy morning expectoration with a household staple made in America.
The Farm Life piece mocks farm life by listing things a tractor supposedly won’t do, then jokes about managing a wife and notes that war changes things. The humorous text contrasts tools with domestic life and ends with a wry remark about postwar expectations.
A reader critiques the college degree system, calling it nauseating and indefensible. The exchange notes that many seek cheap notoriety for degrees, and one participant admits they did not earn one.
Frank J. Cheney senior partner of F. J. Cheney & Co. sworn to pay $100 for any catarrh case not cured by Hall's Catarrh Medicine. Statement dated December 6, 1886 in Toledo Ohio with notary acknowledgment. Medicine taken internally and affects mucous surfaces.
At a Lambs Club event a rising star performed an imitation of Nat Goodwin. Goodwin attended and witnessed the impersonation. When asked for his verdict he replied that one of them was rotten.
Emeralds ranked with rubies and sapphires as the costliest gems of the ancient world. Diamonds were worn rough until cutting was developed in the fifteenth century. Emeralds remain fashionable, rare, and highly valued per carat, rivaling diamonds. Malt extracts found valuable for laundries to remove starch from clothing.
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