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Newspaper
The Clermont Courier
Location
Batavia, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Sep 27, 1922
Page
7
The cassowary speaks of its ground-dwelling nature, diet of lettuce bread and fruit, helmeted head, and origin from Cassowary Island in New Britain. It contrasts tame zoo companions with wilder relatives, notes avoidance of meat, and invites future translation by its keeper.
The piece outlines sweater driven fashion for women with hand knit garments enhancing affordable wardrobe options. It notes collars and vestees as key accessories, evolving silhouettes with long drapes, net and vallace trims, and refined afternoon outfits in heavy brown crepe. It highlights continued preference for long lines, soft fabrics, and elegant drapery with tweed and plaid autumn trends.
A brief dialogue captures a blunt male compliment and a shocked female retort about a young woman's attire. The exchange highlights differing social attitudes toward modesty and appearance reflecting era norms in public commentary.
Scientists endorse a natural approach for constipation relief through Nujol a non medicinal lubricant that resembles Nature's own and is used by physicians and in leading hospitals the ad notes while contrasting with harsher laxatives. A related light item mentions a rumor about a decanter once owned by General Lafayette.
An advertisement urges women to recognize kidney and bladder symptoms as potential kidney disease and promotes Dr Kilmer’s Swamp Root as a treatment. It offers a sample for ten cents and notes to mention the newspaper. The ad also mentions Vacher-Balm for colds and a nostalgic line about bicycling.
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