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Newspaper
The Clermont Courier
Location
Batavia, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Sep 04, 1907
Page
4
The Clermont Courier reports heated taunts between Taft and Foraker, with attacks by Dr Reed and reactions in Ohio editorials. It notes Taft's Columbus speech and Foraker's rebuttal as experts debate public affairs mastery while political sentiment remains unsettled.
Fragmentary note describes the idea that the most effective force is self contemplation through the eyes of a friend in London. The text presents a philosophical frame, contrasting personal insight with external gaze and suggests friendship as a mirror for judgment.
A man battles fear and cold water to prove his resolve to his wife. He stands at the brink, recalls his vow, and dives into the icy pool, emerging triumphant with a towel and a vow to his wife.
The cedar chest regains some popularity says a department store manager. Cedar only partially protects woolen goods as its fragrance fades over years, with moths deterred more by belief and camphor than by the chest itself.
A clubman declares a silk hat improves with age and ironing. He notes the hat costs upfront but lasts long and stays economical. He describes how a crushed hat can be repaired by melting and restitching the silk and compares its luster to antique furniture.
Walter Rothschild, the rich bachelor of England, dodged a marriage trap as a designing mother pursued his fortune. At a watering place the daughter and mother discussed a proposal while he listened, and he apologized for boring them with kangaroo talk and promised never to repeat it.
In Cork the chief witness against John Connor in a murder case testified the hat found beside the body was his. Daniel OConnell cross-examined the officer until the hat proved blank, revealing no name, and the jury acquitted the prisoner.
Public notice lists arrival and departure details for Nos. 23 to 36 trains at Pennsylvan ia Lines station Pearl and Butler streets Cincinnati and U L N R R station Court and Broadway. It notes through trains to Roanoke Richmond Norfolk and points via Norfolk & Western Railway with Pullman sleepers Cincinnati to Bluefield and Norfolk. Hillsboro branch trains run from Sardinia daily except Sunday at 550 am and 1010 am.
The piece describes a unique form of wagering among Indian natives called sutta. Gamblers bet on rain or no rain and the amount of rainfall measured by rain gauges. Excitement grows on cloudy days as bettors rush to record bets with bookmakers and watch gauges for results.
A Hessian railway gatekeeper, late at night, attempted to milk a stubborn goat by dressing as his wife. The ruse caused a sensation when the train arrived but an inquiry cleared him, and authorities awarded him 10 marks for loyal service.
The lion's mane serves a vital protective and functional role. It aids in hunting by shielding the neck and throat during fights and rough pursuits. Without it, the predator would suffer fatal injuries or faints, making survival unlikely in the jungle environment.
Court records in Clermont County Ohio reveal Sarah Be Conover petitioned the Court of Common Pleas to partition or sell property in Cynibian Marathon, with defendants including Willem Farquer et al. The last known residence of Willem Mount is in Colorado. Respond by September 7 or a judgment will be entered.
A Baltimore American writer argues that a wife's access to her husband’s pockets is a long accepted, if flawed, privilege of marriage. The piece notes men rarely pursue court action due to cost and dignity concerns, and suggests law cannot fully bar the practice.
A railroad official describes how farmers spurred by profit from wheat were drawn into parlor cars. By adding wax fruit horse hair furniture and old photograph albums the cars now entice farmers to ride only in the parlor cars.
The report lists 99 777 miles of roads in Pennsylvania. Nine miles are surfaced with stone under the state highway department. One thousand fifty one miles are surfaced by counties townships and variations. One thousand one hundred one miles show stone or gravel by turnpike companies. There are 2.21 miles of road per square mile and one mile per 8 inhabitants.
A London paper notes how today a man can dine overlooking the Thames or beneath trees at the Thiergarten and enjoy fresh salmon from California Oregon and Alaska, illustrating how industrial power adds romance to modern trade.
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