Shot of the City: Hit-and-Run Driver Ticketed
A police captain asks for the license number of a hit-and-run suspect. A patrolman reports not obtaining the plate but did issue a ticket as the vehicle sped away.
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Newspaper
The Clermont Courier
Location
Batavia, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Sep 12, 1928
Page
3
A police captain asks for the license number of a hit-and-run suspect. A patrolman reports not obtaining the plate but did issue a ticket as the vehicle sped away.
A Cincinnati news feature profiles Dr Caldwell highlighting 47 years of practice. He favors near natural remedies over drastic purges and endorses Syrup Pepsin as a safe, non habit forming bowel aid. He urges daily movement and offers free trial bottles by mail.
Roberta Dickson craves Jen's party and a rich cousin but faces a missed train and a collapsing plan. A stranger helps with a tire, shares a kind connection, and Rob discovers Jen's cousin is Jimmie Ladd, the poorhouse son. The day ends with Rob meeting her unexpected suitor Bill Streeter, revealing family twists.
In Sicily a remote Albanian community preserves ancient Greek traditions with a distinct language and Orthodox faith. Isolated on a high plain near Palermo, Piano dei Greci maintains pure-blooded Greek lineage, Fair-skinned with blond hair and blue eyes. Women on fate days wear bright gowns and gold or silver belt dowries, while wedding attire features costly silks and antique jewelry handed down through generations.
The Camp Fire Girls movement began in 1912 and now has about 170000 active members. Mrs. Charlotte V. Gulick originated the idea and served as the first president of the Association of Directors of Girls' Camps.
A new garden moth trap uses an electric light mounted high to lure moths and drive them into a pan of kerosene, effectively ending their flight.
Fossil ivory valued at about 50000 dollars arrived on the season’s first Nome boat. Eskimos long ignored tusks from walrus as they decayed, but white traders bought the ivory and prompted a practice of mining fossil deposits at ancient camps each summer to reclaim thousands of dollars in value.
A brief Louisville Courier Journal note records a playful exchange about poetry and a cow named Bessie. The dialogue centers on rhymes and humor reflecting local whimsy and rural life.
The Almanach de Gotha is a French almanac begun in 1763 detailing genealogical data on European sovereigns mediatized families in Germany and many princely houses. It also lists administrators and world political divisions statistics.
Mrs Rebecca Campbell of Dyersburg Tennessee reports dramatic improvement after using Milks Emulsion for constipation. She says skin cleared and eyes brightened, noting 15 bottles used and ongoing benefits including no cold or stomach trouble. Also touts nephew’s quick recovery after four bottles. Advert claims satisfaction guaranteed.
A brainy man stoop shoulders from the weight of intellect while a square meal is defined by what one has grown used to, highlighting reliance on personal habit over absolute standards.
A light moment highlights a driver saying a bird gains self assurance by driving a truck. The line captures a playful exchange about pride and competence in everyday work.
Alfred asks what happened to the auto graph album and Eloise responds that it is now worn as a slicker in a humorous exchange.
A Cleveland woman from Arcade Avenue reports severe weakness and nervousness improved after ten bottles of Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound. She says her condition has revived and she continues using the remedy until she feels fully strong again.
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