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Newspaper
The Clermont Courier
Location
Batavia, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Sep 03, 1913
Page
7
Bellevue Ohio woman recounts severe backache nervousness and periodic pains. After using Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound she reports rapid improvement and renewed strength. The ad urges others with female illnesses to try the remedy as a proven aid.
The advertisement chatter notes a young author sending clever material and an editor replying they repay him in kind. A quip on an Indian opera titled Aboriginal is suggested while a bluing product claims purity. An ad highlights Red Cross Ball Blue and a marshmallow powder race for girls hints at playful contest.
A Daily Citizen correspondent argues to drop Mr from letter salutations. 17th century penalties in Massachusetts fined Josias Plaistowe £5 and ordered to be called Josias not Mr for stealing corn. The code also docked Mrs but that was not enforced.
A humorous exchange shows a wife asserting control in a marriage as she snaps that she rules the first letter of the universe while her meek husband questions if she rules it all. The line echoes a playful dynamic of dominance and wit.
An old advert touts Tyree’s Antiseptic Powder for summer annoyances such as prickly heat ivy poisoning and insect bites. It offers 2 1b¢ at druggists and a free sample by writing J B Tyree Washington DC. The page also includes a brief humorous note about proofs for a new novel.
The fragment blends a macabre quip about bedbugs with an old Mrs Winslow teething syrup claim and a wry note on culinary bravado. It hints at curiosities of historical ads and sayings without a coherent story.
Moody Bible Institute in Chicago announces a new secretary for its Prosperous Life Extension Department. The appointment details the secretary’s duties and dates of service at the Moody campus.
A preacher frames Psalm 1 as a guide to a blessed life. The righteous are likened to a planted tree by waters, while the ungodly withers like chaff. The choice between a life with God and a fate of perish is urged, urging decisive faith and action.
The Calumet Baking Powder Company builds a $250000 five story reinforced concrete plant at South 41st avenue and Fillmore street. It features a cantilever shipping platform, automatic machinery, modern elevators, extensive glass areas for sanitation, and a full laboratory floor. The firm, started by Wm. M. Wright twenty five years ago, aims to boost quality and industrial prominence in Chicago.
A poet with a scrapbook seeks two seats for a performance. The theater manager recognizes the writer, but refuses free access, joking he would rather give the entire house than read the poet's verses. The incident ends with passes issued for that night.
An ardent Irish lover presents a pot of real shamrock to his sweetheart Biddy. He proclaims they were raised on the ould sod, while she exults in the gift’s freshness and dew. Murphy notes the pledge of payment tomorrow. Separately, raw cotton imports into England and re-export to the United States from January to April total 58 million pounds.
A farmer recounts decades of indigestion and bilious colic relief after switching from coffee to Postum. He reports improved sleep, reduced rheumatism, better digestion, and renewed energy within weeks, crediting Postum with ending coffee consumption.
A 1913 crop outlook notes Manitoba Saskatchewan Alberta and British Columbia seeing strong wheat yields. Saskatchewan expected to yield about 115 million bushels with over 22 bushels per acre. oats and barley also good. flax down slightly but likely higher average. large farm housing and road improvements accompany crop optimism amid timely rains and favorable weather.
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