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Newspaper
The Clermont Courier
Location
Batavia, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Sep 25, 1907
Page
4
The Clermont Courier daily notice announces weekly publication from Batavis Ohio with yearlong advance subscription info and publication details for September 25, 1907.
IrvaLy emigrants reach 240000 in six months with 207000 settling in the United States. Navy may consume all surplus coal, prompting a possible future clash. A $29 million Standard Oil fine is deemed unlikely to be paid. Calls for Philippine sale and Cortelyou resignation surface in New York papers. Panama Canal capacity questioned as ships grow larger. Weather signals a strong crop outlook despite forecasts of a cooler season. Tongass National Forest in Alaska spans 2,066,000 acres. Parcels post likely despite express-company objections. Postage costs remain high, Germany compares 14 times cheaper. Oklahoma votes dry. nationwide trend toward prohibition with 33 million in dry areas. Ohio mirrors dry sentiment with 60% dry municipalities. local option law may be pursued.
The article condemns insulting independent voters as weak minded and imbecile while contrasting Bill Bishop and Steve with local officials. It recalls a 1897 Republican split, alleging Bishop accepted 500 dollars to hand over county organization to Democrats, naming Bass Brown Wiley Rapp Marsh and Hicks as defeated candidates and questioning their supporters.
The President sails from Washington for the Louisiana canebrakes and forests to October 23. He aims for a carefree trip free of office seekers, planning Africa safari after retirement, while Democrats attack his loyalties and funding.
Train Nos 23 24 25 26 and 42 operate on the Pennsylvania Lines from Pearl to Butler in Cincinnati with arrivals and departures noted. Nos 35 36 Local run daily except Sundays from Court and Broadway on C L N B R. Through services connect Roanoke Richmond Norfolk and points via Norfolk and Western. Pullman sleepers Cincinnati to Bluefield and Roanoke on No 24. Hillsboro branch at Sardinia connects with Sardinia trains 550 am and 1010 am daily except Sunday.
The London Lancet suggests tobacco, used in moderation, supports soldiers under privation second only to food. In Sicily at Coltanissetta four followers of Chief Fallia Molohe face trial but jurors and witnesses petition to be excused while the chieftain remains at large.
Paris reports Escoffier, famed French chef and former favorite cook of the German emperor, says the emperor eats quickly at breakfast and favours chicken stuffed with tomato and paprika. Each chicken bears a white sauce imperial crown and eagle, and asparagus from Argenteuil. The emperor prefers light dishes and dines so fast guests struggle to keep up.
Workmen cleaning a sewer at the Burnett hotel in Wapakoneta, Ohio recovered a pocketbook containing $90 in bills. The traveling man who lost it over three years ago remains unnamed, and most of the money was damaged during retrieval. The discovery clears those previously suspected of theft.
A London Liberty Review statement declares that the rich must pay exactly what defends liberty and property, the same for the poor. It condemns graduated plunder as unjust and calls for justice and neutrality in taxation.
The article notes the old practice of nailing horseshoes over doors and windows to ward off witches. It recalls Roman beliefs that nailing mail into walls protected against plague, suggesting they would have used horseshoes if known of them.
Inventors unveil skates that fold flat to pocket size. Each pair comes with a leather wallet having two pockets. when closed the package is three quarters of an inch wide, one inch thick, and as long as the skates themselves.
A satirical note contrasts gendered curiosity with practical ethics. It mocks male pretensions by contrasting them with wives who manage household duties and questions a man who preaches sobriety while relying on bad deeds to obtain goods.
A concise quotation notes that true wisdom is shown by ongoing cheerfulness as attributed to Montaigne.
The guide says do not water if the plant shows signs of needing little. It rejects drip watering and recommends immersing the entire pot in water for a quarter to half an hour to ensure soaking.
Tax collection notices issued by the Treasurer of Clermont County Ohio outline procedures and deadlines for delinquent taxes. The county treasurer emphasizes official channels for payment and informs property owners of assessment details and penalties.
T. G. Foster is identified as the treasurer for Clermont County Ohio in the notice. The brief item confirms his official role without additional context or actions stated.
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