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Newspaper
The Clermont Courier
Location
Batavia, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Apr 02, 1913
Page
2
A Delineator piece advises on how to make cut flowers last longer at home. It recommends soaking stems before arranging, washing the vase, daily water changes, keeping flowers cool, avoiding morning bustle, and recutting stems underwater to prevent air bubbles.
To a candidate pressed on what actions they would take if elected, the reply is uncertain with the exchange in which the citizen asks for plans and the candidate responds I don’t know yet.
Seven year old Robert tells his mother he loves her beyond measure, then after a pause adds that even an expert couldn’t tell. The exchange ends with the mother urging sleep and a promise to discuss it tomorrow. The child's thoughts shift to his father’s car trouble and the expert called to fix it.
A number of young men face tough realities when relying on available resources. The piece highlights how scarcity tests initiative, independence, and resilience as they navigate personal limits and opportunities.
Sergeant Hamlin carries Molly McDonald through shallow river water to sand dunes escaping an Indian ambush near Fort Podge. They cross at night risking quicksand and hidden foes, while a tense dawn finds them safe but unsettled about future pursuit. Molly learns Hamlin knew her from a secret image sent south by her father at Fort Union.
Andrew D. White, eighty, celebrates a long career at St. Petersburg Berlin and Hague Peace Congress. He now studies criminology hoping to contribute soon, arguing age can yield wisdom and purposeful work. The piece reflects on gentleness and strength across lifetimes.
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