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Newspaper
The Clermont Courier
Location
Batavia, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Apr 01, 1936
Page
3
Edgy guidance on nourishing recovering patients with simple well flavored foods. Recipes include caramel dressed custard wine jelly cream custard and rice fritters with measurements and baking steps. Tips stress soft textures and neighborly help during illness. Bell Syndicate WNU Service.
White schemes gain favor as color fades in dec orations. Smoky air from coal and oil keeps rooms requiring spotless maintenance, making white lighting and glass fittings a bold yet fragile choice. blueprints for bed covers and Marseilles spreads glimpse past and future fashion shifts.
A London Answers Magazine writer notes widespread eerie associations with the word Easter on maps. Easter Island in the Pacific is cited as especially grim, with volcanic features and ancient statues. Other Easter-named places like Easter Hole and Easter Sunday Canyon evoke a spooky aura, while Good Easter in Essex is shown as a village with a haunted past but now ordinary.
A charming tiny frock for girls ages two to six features a high waist and a scalloped collar with three buttons. The dress has a soft skirt flare and short sleeves, designed for easy sewing in gingham wool challis muslin or silk, with a crepe version for party frocks. Barbara Bell Pattern No 1833 B offers sizes 2 3 4 5 and 6 years.
A decorative Easter verse describes Christ arising with vivid spring imagery. Flowers like hyacinths jonquils and narcissus celebrate the event as angels roll away the stone and lilies sing.
The long standing custom of baking hot cross buns for Good Friday is described as an old practice. The buns were once made with dough kneaded for the host and marked with a cross. They were believed to keep for a year and were hung in homes to ward off evil.
An inscription from a Paris cemetery honors Pierre Victor Fournier, inventor of the Everlasting Lamp that uses one centime of oil per hour. His widow continues the business on Rue aux Trois, offering goods citywide and noting separate shops. An insert promotes Dr. Pierce's Pellets for liver, bowels and stomach.
In a reversal of the common saying the piece argues the so called tree of knowledge represents a broader forest of ideas. It uses the metaphor to critique simplistic views of learning and emphasizes interconnected disciplines and sources. The author urges readers to explore diverse texts and cultures to gain deeper understanding.
New York City hosts the world’s largest pushcart market with about 12,000 peddlers. They generate over $500,000 weekly selling items from octopi to oil paintings and a wide range of goods.
An advertisement claims Adlerika eases gas pressing on the heart by one dose and cleanses upper and lower bowels. It cites Dr. H L Shoub and Mrs Jas Filler praising relief and better sleep after use, with claims of reduced bacteria and widespread sales by druggists.
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