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Newspaper
The Clermont Courier
Location
Batavia, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Oct 27, 1926
Page
7
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An old home remedy advertises Porter's Pain King as a trusted cure for coughs colds hoarseness and related ailments for over fifty five years. It claims pure wholesome ingredients and widespread use in American homes and hints at long standing effectiveness since 1871.
Earle, eager for a long outdoor stay away from home, travels with his father to a distant valley near Indian settlements. He hopes to learn silent paddling and authentic ways, return with a new Indian suit, and share true facts with friends, including stories of war paint and powwow plans.
Riddle prompts a playful dialogue about a future path and a chair pun. A conversation hints at college ambitions and aging, ending with the classic answer an armchair. The piece blends humor with a jab at outcomes and mobility.
The article recounts Timourlane or Tamerlane the Lame as supreme conqueror. It details his rise from a Mongol prince to global campaigns across Persia Central Asia and beyond. It notes his brutality including the iron cage display of Sultan Bajazet and hints at later schemes toward China and Europe.
Denmark plans to produce an artificial milk claimed to match fresh cow’s milk. The item supposedly substitutes dairy fat with vegetable fats and adds vitamine, giving it the character of fresh milk rather than a simple substitute.
An old note describes a harmless vegetable butter color named Dandelion in use for 50 years. Drug stores and general stores offered bottles labeled Dandelion for 35 cents.
A Detroit retailer reports a harsh reply to a credit inquiry for John D- The man owes $16 for six years and yesterday borrowed $10 more The writer suspects the applicant may attempt to get more credit and questions his reliability and honesty.
An advertisement touts Dere's Mentha Pepsin as a restorative stomach medicine for gas heaviness and distention. It promises to strengthen the stomach and work without aid, with a money back guarantee if it does not help and claims broad customer success through local dealers and druggists.
The piece notes a six year rise in cheese consumption reported by the eeee Grocer, claiming a 150 percent increase and a per person annual intake of 4% pounds. It contrasts this with Europe’s 28 pounds per person, arguing the United States has far to go to reach European levels.
An advertisement urges readers to drink water and take Jad Salts to flush clogged kidneys and relieve bladder disorders. It claims the effervescent mix neutralizes urine acids and supports kidney activity, citing a local druggist who reports high sales for kidney upkeep.
A line by P W suggests the shore relies on ample sand to endure. The remark underlines the vital role of beach nourishment for coastal stability and tourism resilience.
An elderly commentator argues that doctors are less vital than surgeons and that most illness stems from diet. He suggests fasting and careful eating as cures, praising surgery as the true medical wonders, citing E. W. Howe’s Monthly.
A court report notes a man admits voting in another state while residing elsewhere and cites a claim that naturalization allows voting in any state. The Allston Recorder records the exchange between a prisoner and an officer.
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