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Newspaper
The Clermont Courier
Location
Batavia, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Sep 19, 1928
Page
3
Overeating smoking or rich meals cause discomfort but Phillips Milk of Magnesia can alkalinize acid and sweeten the system. A spoonful relieves distress from over eating checks acidity and neutralizes nicotine endorsed by physicians and urged for personal comfort.
The war ministry orders Peruvian soldiers to open savings accounts depositing 8.50 weekly, about 20 cents US, a fifth of pay. Cadets must save half that amount. Funds are returned when service ends. A light note on talk and law concludes with a proverb about possession and fees.
The ad recounts Dr. Caldwell's early laxative work from 1875 and notes the 1892 release of Dr Caldwell's Syrup Pepsin. It claims the liquid remedy aids constipation and related ailments, touting widespread use and a 130 trial bottle offer, with regional signoffs.
A long list of daily radio programs and times on NBC Red and Blue networks for September 23 to 29, with show titles such as Stetson Parade Atwater Kent David Lawrence and Copeland Hour, plus an extensive roster of carrying stations across major cities.
Leroy Melton of Greenville Illinois long head of the Farmers Equity union declares personal support for Herbert Hoover. He cites Hoover’s public service record constitutional stance and belief in cooperative marketing to aid farmers. The union operates grain elevators coal yards and cooperative markets with 560 locals nationwide.
An editorial argues against tariff revision by Democrats noting past prosperity under Republican policy. It cites 1892 as a cautionary example of political change triggering economic distress, praising protective tariffs as the backbone of American prosperity and urging retention in any revision.
Thousands of letters arriving daily at the Republican National Committee in New York reveal broad Hoover support nationwide. Editors, business people, farmers and others report local sentiment shifting toward Hoover, with few negative regions and hope that farm policy will hinge on Hoover's approach.
Josephus Daniels downplays the effort to amend the Eighteenth Amendment, calling it impossible and only a personal opinion. He suggests Governor Smith’s prohibition stance is tenable in name only and comforts dry supporters that the issue lacks real meaning, per Detroit Free Press.
The New York Herald Tribune criticizes Governor Smith for a vigorous but premature prohibition policy based on insufficient facts. It accuses him of echoing partisan Houston rhetoric, indicting Republican corruption and denying Coolidge economy. The piece labels Smith as head of Tammany Hall and the most extravagant New York governor, suggesting he should have refrained from these charges.
A 65 year old Denver engineer details years of constipation and near death from bowel issues. After trying Milks Emulsion in 1920 he gained weight, regained bowel regularity, and plans to return to work. He notes consuming 15 large bottles with satisfactory results and endorses the product.
An international Alps university to help TB students finish studies while ill is proposed in Davos after five years of Leysin sanatoriums. About 15,000 European TB students attend schools in tough climates. Governments would fund the Alpine university through contributions to benefit pupils.
Mayor Walker in Washington told a New York correspondent that many politicians boast of support by big men only to learn they were there to kick them. Capt. W H Myers has sailed 425000 miles from Halifax and served 87 years on ferry steamers.
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