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Newspaper
The Clermont Courier
Location
Batavia, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Sep 30, 1925
Page
2
New London Conn the submarine 8 51 lay in 28 fathoms of water off Block Island as navy crews worked to learn if any of the 84 aboard survived. Relief teams reported failed lifts and limited hope despite divers, wrecking crews, and impending giant derricks.
Miami Florida five white prisoners were wounded a negro trusty killed and a passerby injured as fifteen inmates staged an escape at Dade County Jail during breakfast. Deputies headed by Sheriff Henry R Chase fired from jail yard as prisoners emerged.
Marion jurors found Mr. and Mrs. Robert Tate guilty of poisoning Mrs. Tate's first husband Jodie Herrington. Mrs. Tate received 20 years and the husband 30 years. the judge gave the sentence short of life terms as the jury verdict was announced.
Three coal miners named James Galligan William Mrusinski and John Fulkins were killed when a gas pocket exploded at Consolidated Coal Company Mine No 7 near Keres. One man Pete was rescued and a fourth worker burned. bodies were recovered after hours. The mine employs about 500, with only a few at work at the time.
In Bainbridge area Seip group mound near Bainbridge Ohio the tomb yielded the remains of two infant princes believed descendants of the prehistoric royal family. They were buried in pearl shrouds like the elders with the infants placed at right angles to adult skeletons and accompanied by mica designs and tusks with pearls.
A stream of brief Ohio notices covers weather disruptions, burglaries, wage cuts, accidents, jail security, a taxi driver job for a woman, electrocution while repairing a furnace, a jail guard by Athens county sheriff’s son, a bus street program, a new gas franchise rate hike, a burial in potter’s field, a longtime editor’s retirement, and naval station assignments.
The General Assembly proposes adding article Vi to Ohio’s constitution to restrict bonds and notes by counties schools and municipalities for uses under five years. Exceptions allow short term borrowing and debt for specific unforeseen or final judgments. If approved by voters the amendment takes effect January 1 1926 and was adopted March 27 1925.
Formal Ohio General Assembly proposal seeks uniform taxation on real estate and tangible property, with exemptions for motor vehicles and certain bonds. It would authorize taxing intangible property per law and set ballot submission for November 1925, with effective date January 1 1926 if approved.
A joint resolution proposes amending Ohio Constitution sections to set four year terms for governor and major state officers starting January after election. It includes ballot procedures and authorization to extend current terms as needed, with official certification by Secretary of State Thad H. Brown.
Cheap remountable houses may be used to rebuild Saloniki after extensive wartime fire damage. The plan aims to speed shelter provision and reduce housing shortages as reconstruction proceeds.
Readers see a surge of home adornment ideas with crepe paper lampshades made on wire frames and candle arrangements using sealing wax flowers and metallic paints. The piece then moves to winter millinery with hats and matching neckpieces, collars, and scarfs, plus silk corsages and velvet trims showcased by Julia Botto.
The text explains that oaks are identified by acorns and that Britons gave trees a name long ago. It notes many varieties have been found as settlements spread, now totaling no fewer than 300 oak kinds.
The text recalls Dr. Pierce a farm upbringing and rural practice, his move to Buffalo, and his Golden Medical Discovery as a tonic for the blood. It claims the preparation clears pimples, improves complexion, aids digestion, and enriches the blood, with Vim following use. Available as tablets or liquid from all dealers.
A wool fat lanoline based salve mixed with antiseptic and healing drugs claims to treat collar and saddle galls cuts scratches and bruises on horses and quickly heal sore teats and caked udders on cows marketed at dealers.
A twelfth century arch is revealed during excavations at the church of St Mary Burnham in Essex England. The find sheds light on medieval church construction and local history.
Public notice warns buyers to ensure Bayer appears on the package or tablets to confirm genuine Bayer Aspirin. The ad stresses safety verified by millions and prescribed for 25 years and urges customers to say Bayer when purchasing to avoid imitation products.
A terse exchange centers on debt as one partner proclaims fear of bills while the other insists on paying them, framing a domestic dispute over financial responsibility and care. The dialogue highlights tension between avoidance and obligation in a close relationship.
A provocative line notes some young wives prefer elder men for alchemical gains, turning unions into pathways to widowhood riches. The remark suggests social attitudes about marriage and money without detailing individuals or events.
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