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Newspaper
The Clermont Courier
Location
Batavia, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Sep 26, 1923
Page
7
Mrs. Ida M. Coffman describes seven years of illness that left her run down and unable to work. After taking fourteen bottles of Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound she reports feeling ten years younger and able to do housework and garden work. She plans to share her experience to help others.
A bride wandered a market seeking fresh eggs and queried the hens fruit. The vendor offered radio headsets to listen to live hen cackles broadcast from the same hens that laid the eggs. The bride remains skeptical while the proprietor explains no listening fees.
An advertisement extols Dr Kilmer Swamp Root as a cure for kidney liver and bladder issues claiming sworn testimonials prove its success. It promises relief from urinary troubles and rheumatism and offers a sample bottle by mail with ten cent postage and a medium bottle at stores.
A lighthearted suburban scene follows Mr. Wombat as a moving van arrives after a child fight where he was defeated by a curls wearing boy. Neighbors share sympathy and discuss outcomes while a quip about self improvements and words ends the brief note.
The feature outlines new fall silhouettes with long skirts shortening, fuller blouses, and draped gowns. It highlights Moven Age gowns in plaid ratine, blue serge, and crepe de chine, plus a green leather hat and bag set, and notes wash dresses blend style with practicality for market or shopping wear.
Mrs. Carter visits her husband at the office and accuses the stenographer of flirting. The stenographer, unseen, overhears the tirade. Mrs. Carter demands the stenographer be discharged, insisting she insulted her husband.
A handy offer appears as a dyeing service advertises dyeing or tinting worn and faded garments and drapery for 15 cents each. Women can bring items to refresh wardrobes or home textiles at low cost.
The advertisement asserts Diamond Dyes guarantee successful dyeing even for first timers with Druggists carrying all colors. Directions are provided in each package.
Royal writers resort to fountain pens with reservoirs, a mark of modern improvement. King George and Queen Mary, the prince of Wales, Princess Mary, and royal houses of Italy Belgium Spain and Romania embrace the pen. Autoographs offer a study in evolving penmanship from the quill to steel and reservoir designs.
In a pleasant dawn scene the author recalls the cheerful sound of a young tractor responding to an oil can, describing rustic farm life and the simple delight found in early morning work.
Miss Cayenne remarks on simplicity in a conversation about a popular song. The exchange notes even a simple tune can be deemed idiotic by some.
An exhibition before the British Medical association showcased a complex device operated by an armless man. Feet controlled a table mounted mechanism while two long arms extended to fetch utensils, allowing the man to eat, wash, light a cigarette, and prepare a written letter.
A quip notes that some sun spots rival thousands of miles in size yet mocks a girl's fuss over a mere freckle. The Boston Transcript framing compares cosmic scales to everyday vanity in a witty aside.
A persistent social claim argues that the average man is a myth and that individuals do not identify themselves as the archetype. The statement prompts discussion on self perception and statistical norms in everyday life.
A fussy dentist questions a patient about dental care and advice. The patient reveals he was told to come to the dentist twice daily and to see a doctor last night. The exchange lampoons misplaced wisdom in medical guidance.
A dialogue between a speaker and Senator Sorghum about applause in speeches and the need to accept roles even if immediately uncertain how to fill them. It emphasizes not fearing uncertainty and trusting others will guide execution.
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