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Newspaper
The Clermont Courier
Location
Batavia, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Apr 01, 1925
Page
7
A picnic tale ends with a lone piece of cake left. Peter Gnome chats with the talking cake, which laments being eaten by birds versus ants and explains how picnics leave waste and excuses behind. Gnome offers to eat the cake.
The next issue promises the full solution to the large horizontal and vertical crossword clue set. It hints at a complete key including many archaic and standard terms across multiple categories with references to classic language and era spellings.
Mrs. Quigg of 210 Main Street Royersford Pa describes her daughter’s six year ailment with pains in the sides head and back and general weakness. The girl attends school only when able and suffers from fatigue that prevents walking on some days. The note seeks to use these facts to seek assistance or guidance.
Bears in western states damage telephone lines while confusing humming wires with bees. The piece notes sympathy and pity as related feelings, defining pity as unequal to the shared state of others and highlighting the emotional distinction.
The fragment reflects optimistic civic virtue and a moral exhortation about kindness. It includes an advertisement for Cuticura Talcum praising its powder, perfume, and the Cuticura Trio at 25 cents, alongside a line about ignoring opposing sentiment.
The article notes that Mexico mines over a million tons of coal yearly yet its coal beds remain largely untouched. It observes South American countries focus on tobacco and offer land for as little as 25 cents an acre. Overall, South America’s natural resources are described as mostly undeveloped.
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