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Newspaper
The Clermont Courier
Location
Batavia, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Oct 27, 1909
Page
3
A melodramatic tale follows Dan Maitland as he navigates a dangerous liaison with a seductive woman while a claim of arrest and an attempted jewel theft unfold. The plot weaves deception, bluff, and a cat and mouse chase through high society and crime.
In a tense luncheon scene Maitland and Anisty plot amid theft and deception. The woman, aligning with Anisty, probes Maitland’s motive while a jewel heist hangs over their heads and McClusky eyes the street outside.
A new lighting method from Prof. Riau of Germany delivers a liquid ruminating gas to homes on a regular schedule, similar to coal oil deliveries. A 22 pound gas cylinder can power a 0 candle power lamp for four months at four hours daily, using a flexible tube connection rather than an electric wire.
Thousands of families are urged to eat Quaker Oats daily for thirty days in November to improve health and vigor. The ad promises ongoing benefits if meat and greasy foods are reduced and children receive a full share.
The United States operates over 300 sanatoria with about 15 000 beds while Germany has 99 adult consumptive sanatoria with 10 539 beds and 36 private facilities with 2 175 beds. France runs 12 adult consumptive sanatoria with 148 beds as public and private facilities are noted.
A summer boarder asks an old farmer if his cows yield much milk. The farmer and the boarder discuss that the cows produce so much milk they dilute well water sold to campers. The quoted exchange appears in the Chicago Daily News.
An old ad promotes Foot-Ease antiseptic powder to ease tight shoes and swollen feet. It claims to prevent sweating and aching in growing nails and urges use for breaking in new shoes. Sold by Allen S. Olmsted in LeRoy New York for 25 cents.
A Milwaukee woman writes of relief after suffering for a year from back pain and a tumor, claiming Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound cured her and urging others to try the remedy. The letter highlights the product made from roots and herbs and its advertised maternal health benefits.
An ad-like snippet urges readers to adopt a “good health smile” and use CARETS claims to cure constipation and torpid liver. The message presents a simplistic health remedy with a persuasive tone.
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