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Newspaper
The Clermont Courier
Location
Batavia, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Sep 13, 1911
Page
3
Agricultural guidance from Ohio State University explains silage filling requires air tight silos and proper ripeness of corn. It warns against cutting too green or too ripe, details cutting length, distribution, packing, and the need to top up and cover to prevent spoilage and mold.
The fair should showcase educational exhibits from public schools to spark youth interest. Students present maps drawings penmanship notebooks essays kindergarten work sewing and agricultural displays. Awards reward top work with books and pictures and premiums can reach about 100 dollars for small districts.
Advice from Mabel Miskimmen of Ohio State University on baking bread. Small loaves bake through better in single pans about four by four by nine inches, forty five minutes. Cool loaf uncovered, lightly butter crusts to soften. Store in tight tin or jar to prevent drying. Poor kneading causes ill shapes and holes.
The article urges farmers to use the fanning mill to clean seed wheat and oats. It argues larger kernels yield better stands due to stored plant food, and notes screening removes small undeveloped and diseased kernels and weeds before sowing.
The schooner Whisper exploded off the Nicaraguan coast southeast of Port Limon Ita Rica destroying the vessel and cargo. Captain Winston Hall of Philadelphia commanded Whisper which carried several large gasoline tanks.
Mrs Louise Walcher of Chicago was shot and her seven year old son killed when Mary 14 fired a revolver by mistake. General Miles and General Keifer were first responders. Prices paid to farmers show declines and increases for several crops as of September 1. Mrs Mary Wallace Baker widow of Lt Col John P Baker U S A died at 69. her mother was sister to Mrs Abraham Lincoln.
A blaze in North Baltimore's business district destroyed six blocks with total losses estimated at 150000 dollars. Firefighter Michael McGehn sustained two broken ribs while aiding in extinguishing the blaze.
Fourteen people narrowly escaped drowning when the steamer Iron City overturned in midstream near Pittsburg Pennsylvania. The vessel was caught by a side current and capsized leading to a close brush with disaster.
The Cincinnati market lists flour types with prices from 2.40 to 5.45 per unit, wheat and corn grades with various cents per bushel, oats and white oats values, and standard fruit and produce figures. Livestock prices include ranges for cattle, bulls, calves, hogs, sheep, lambs, poultry, eggs, butter, apples, carrots, celery, eggplants, honey, lemons, onions, oranges, and eastern potatoes with stated per unit values.
In Grand Rapids Michigan a collision between two cars of the Grand Rapids Muskegon and Grand Haven interurban rail service in heavy fog injured nineteen people with one feared dead.
President Taft smiled as proud father when he learned Bert Taft headed the head class of 250 members in Beverly Massachusetts. The moment marked a notable school milestone for the community and families.
A collection of short reports from Ohio towns including Washington D Garringer injured when a house collapsed on him in his field. Lodi hosts its first homecoming with visitors from multiple states. Findlay notes Tiger the police cat’s death aged eight. Sandusky elects officers to the police chief and O.P.C.A. Ohio convention. Ashtabula reports a local citizen buying coffins. Bellaire witnesses warrants against 12 alleged captors. Toledo covers Republican primaries with Kel ler's mayoral nomination and independent candidates. Burton reports Ruby Owen's marriage. Akron ships the Akron balloon to Atlantic City for a planned October Atlantic crossing. Toledo lists three Maumee bay deaths. Bellefontaine finds missing farmer A. M. Growden alive after disappearance. Cleveland discusses a proposed railway worker farm cooperative. Upper Sandusky details a motorcycle car crash near the city. Lorain confirms Pollock’s primary victory. Sandusky comments on bargain-fueled teller woes by Rev Givler.
Mrs Emma Kunze of 1649 N Halsted St Chicago reports a severe back ache and crippling rheumatic pain with kidney issues. After using Doan's Kidney Pills her health improved fully and kidneys began functioning normally. Doan's advertised as the remedy available at druggists for 60 cents. Foster Milburn Co Buffalo NY distributes.
A collage of quips and product pitches from a period page. It includes lines about tubercular germs and Hamlin’s Wizard Oil promising quicker cures for colds, Mrs Winslow’s Soothing Syrup for teething, and moral aphorisms by Pettis Senn and Scott, reflecting a mix of humor and advertising tone.
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