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Newspaper
The Clermont Courier
Location
Batavia, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Apr 05, 1922
Page
7
The family debates matching hair colors for their ball outfits Audrey suggests an auburn dress while Cynthia would wear gold and mummie gray. Father balks at a stipulation risking his attendance. The writer notes vanity versus selflessness in the exchange.
Mrs Blanche A Lewis of Warren Ohio praises Dr Pierce Golden Medical Discovery as a tonic after influenza and prostrating illness. Ad touts tablets or liquid form and offers 10c trial pill and free medical advice from the Invalids' Hotel in Buffalo New York.
A fashion note on spring wraps featuring fur collars and capes. The piece muses on timing and practicality in an era of motoring, noting fur neckpieces’ tendency to vanish and the need to manage their presence during differing weather.
The article surveys cape dominated styles for the season with three-piece suits and capes as key features. It notes fur collars in caracal and gray squirrel, cocoa tones, and matching wraps with fringe details. It also mentions embroidered textures, varied fabrics from navy veldyne to white serge, and bold color palettes for different ages and occasions.
An Indianapolis crowd at the Indiana Tuberculosis Association convention heard a Sunday school teacher explain twin and triplet terms. A red headed boy quipped that five children equals a full house, eliciting laughter and a reminder of playful classroom dynamics.
The steamboat Andrew Paddock once famed from Mark Twain days now serves as a power plant in New Orleans. High on stilts, its black smoke pours from tall stacks while the stern wheel lies still. The crew is two firemen addressed as captains and passing boats salute the aging vessel.
Ailing Bobby resists medicine as his mother urges a quick recovery and playful return. He tastes it, balks, and asks to stay sick. The text then reflects that revolutions face a constraint: people must die for them, a stark contrast to a child’s stubborn wish.
A collection of satirical quips about corned beef cigars from a former AEF member and a wartime bread of jokes. It recalls government rations, exaggerated prices, and a secretary’s quip about a senator named Jupiter Joblots visiting Washington.
A playful exchange on keeping toes awake with a retort to avoid curling inward.
Bernard Shaw, not purely a hardened skeptic, is described as in good humor. He recently read a bitter attack from a friend, then remarked that the critic punctuates sentences poorly, revealing his playful reaction to the clipping.
In a dialog, Flubdub asks if the doctor diagnosed the case and Gotrox confirms he found the issue by looking it up in Bradstreet’s. The exchange hints at a procedural method for identifying a condition through referenced records.
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