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Newspaper
The Clermont Courier
Location
Batavia, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Sep 09, 1903
Page
3
An advertisement extols the Daily and Weekly Enquirer as essential tools for businesspeople and the general public. It claims the paper provides world news and practical knowledge, urging readers to subscribe for low annual rates and to contact agents or postmasters.
Promoters tout vast Southern Texas lands as highly productive with favorable climate and shipping access. They claim rapid population growth and government development, urging investors to visit Cincinnati excursions to New Richmond Ohio and to contact a local agent for purchase details.
Eastman Bros of Hancock County submit a 96 by 48 foot pole barn design with a central corn crib self feeder and 80 foot hayracks. It accommodates 101 cattle including 97 Herefords, with north end doors for bad weather and open south end for ventilation.
A detailed note on building a large corn crib capable of holding 250 bushels, with posts, sills, lintels, and floor plans. Includes varied construction options and notes from Ella M. Hess via Epitomist. Also reports Dr Werner of Vienna on animal senses, noting reptiles seek water, light effects, and limited sight and hearing across species.
Australian astronomer H. C. Russell publishes a memoir linking the moon's southward motion to abundant rainfall in New South Wales. He asserts droughts follow when the moon begins moving north, with the cycle repeating in three 19 year periods and suggesting a governing law between celestial motion and weather.
J A Dean discusses methods to raise swarm numbers by shaking bees from strong colonies and comparing shaken versus driven swarms. He explains partial frame shaking, relocating the colony, and the role of young bees in brood care, noting drumming can influence bee retention and brood health in farm and home practice.
The Feather warns farmers that selling off the best poultry and stock leaves only weeds and poverty. It advises keeping the best for breeding and egg production, selling only surplus, to steadily improve flocks year after year.
Many farm woodpiles hold two or three logs that are too short for the sawmill. If straight, cut ten inches from each end and hollow the inside to form water troughs. Square ends, trim edges, and seal with oil or tar for longevity. Farm and Home.
German practice preserves eggs in a ten percent liquid glass solution to make shells airtight and extend freshness for months. Eggs kept a year reportedly hatched strong chicks. Preparation uses one pound of liquid glass to four quarts water in glazed vessels.
The piece weighs chances of an extra session of Congress possibly on November 9 to address the Panama canal treaty and Cuba reciprocity while avoiding tariff legislation before the presidential election. Republicans aim to keep finances stable and avoid partisan moves. Democrats would use any delay to strike political poses.
A compilation of editorials and remarks from various papers weighing Democratic chances in the 1904 campaign. Comments reference Bryan Cleveland Hearst Johnson Tillman Watterson and predictions of a Democratic landslide or nominee outcomes versus Roosevelt or other rivals.
Miss Muriel Armitage, district organizer of the Royal Templars of Temperance, extols Peruna after claiming five years of uterine irregularities, hysteria, and physical decline were cured after six months and fifteen bottles. The letter says Peruna treats pelvic catarrh as it does head catarrh, claiming the remedy ends symptoms.
The notice describes pelvic catarrh as a root cause of female weakness and nervousness, urging sufferers to seek cure. It claims Pernna and Dr. Hartman offer permanent relief, offering free advice and contact at The Wartman Sanitarium in Columbus Ohio.
The Chinese Daily World editor, Yale graduate and smart dresser, responded to a paper salesman by asking what kind of key he was and whether he was a monkey, donkey, or Yankee. The drummer fled afterward.
A jaunty applicant for a stenographer post boasted of spelling skill and grammar prowess, declaring she never yields to corrections, in a humorous excerpt from Woman’s Home Companion. The clipping also mentions railroad lines, a political motto, and a dye product slogan.
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