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Newspaper
The Clermont Courier
Location
Batavia, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Oct 22, 1930
Page
3
A vintage health notice urges older people to monitor bowel movements to avoid constipation ailments. It promotes Dr. Caldwell's Syrup Pepsin as a safe, doctor recommended laxative suitable for all ages, claiming no dietary changes are needed and it clears bilious and dull sensations.
Edward W. Pickard reviews the American Federation of Labor convention’s call for shorter hours, industry stabilization, unemployment exchanges, and expanded public works. The report notes debates over relief, wage policy, and a proposed national committee to coordinate action with Hoover government agencies.
A proposed modification would legalize the manufacture and sale of beer, creating a new legal framework for brewing and licensed distribution. The plan, tied to economic revival efforts, aims to expand tax revenue and curb illegal alcohol production while detailing licensing rules and enforcement.
A. S. Daugherty, brother of ex Attorney General Harry M. Daugherty, is indicted by a Washington Courthouse grand jury on fifteen counts totaling 57 offenses against Ohio law. He is jailed on 40,000 bond arranged by Harry Daugherty and their mother. Daugherty headed the defunct Ohio State Bank under investigation since its May 12 closing.
The week’s deaths include Ory H. Marvel of Wilmington president of the American Bar Association who died of a heart attack and was a recent Democratic Senate candidate. Also mourning Milton A. McRae founder of the Scripps McRae league, California Congressman Curry, painter Alexander Harrison, archeologist Harry Hall, Rear Admiral Henry Ziegemeier, and Sir Herman Gollancz.
Lieut. Irvin A. Woodring speeds from Vancouver to New York with Japan’s ratification document. Pierre de L. Boal, of the State Department, sails for London to attend the Geneva league session as an American advisor. Lieut. W. W. Caldwell dies in a crash north of Laramie. Two Catholic priests perish when the Marquette plane, taken from Alaska for mission work, is destroyed.
Indisposed readers are urged to take Bayer Aspirin for quick relief from headaches caused by overwork eye strain or nerves. The ad promises prompt relief at any stage and cautions against cheaper products.
The Soviet government is purchasing large numbers of fur bearing rabbits. The British Rabbit Farmers association, a cooperative in England, has sent sizable consignments to Russia. A shipment of 1 100 rabbits was recently received in Moscow.
An advisory piece promotes Phillips Milk of Magnesia for nausea during pregnancy. It notes quick relief from stomach upset and heartburn, anti acid properties, mild laxative action, and even use as a mouthwash to prevent tooth decay during expectancy.
A witty line from Charleroi Moustique shows an actress insisting on a steadier stage part while the manager decrees she will only carry registered letters from now on.
Kills Rats Only K R O killed 238 rats in 12 hours on a Kansas farm. The original product uses squill and is claimed to assure death to rats and mice while harmless to cheese or baby chicks. Sold widely. The article also notes broad claims linking people to matrimony.
The passage argues quick decision making reduces future regret. It notes that rapid choice bring risks and mistakes, but overthinking and second guessing cause greater lingering doubt and remorse. The author contrasts speed with hesitation in judgment.
A reader quips that the candidate failed to deliver himself with vigor. the issue centers on whether the speech contained sufficient substance. The remark ties to Stray Stories and reflects public reaction to the candidate’s address.
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