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Newspaper

The Clermont Courier

Location

Batavia, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Apr 08, 1931

Page

7

The Cowboy Songs on Broadway and the Old West

The piece traces cowboy songs like The Lone Prairie and The Cowboy’s Lament from Oklahoma and Texas roots to Broadway performances of Green Grow the Lilacs. It links these tunes to Lomax’s field collections and cites Fr H Maynard of Colorado Springs as a key contributor to The Cowboy’s Lament.

Elmo Scott Watson Gotham Tin Pan Alley New York South America Paul Bunyan Pecos Bill John Henry Southwest Robert Burns Oklahoma Lynn Riggs Sam Hall London W. G. Ross Maiden Lane Covent Gardens Back Kitchen Pendennis England Cimarron Oklahoma Range John A. Lomax Texas Lomax Bonnie Black Bess Fannie Moore Charlotte Lone Prairie Fr. H. Maynard Colorado Springs Colo Grimes Matagorda Bay Salt Arkansas Kansas Indian Territory Wichita

Farmer Confines Daughter in Stable Near Rennes

A Rennes farmer kept his twenty two year old daughter in a stable for months believing she was insane. Police freed her after an investigation.

Rennes France

Love turned deadly as girl dies and lover suicides

A 16 year old Franklin high school student and her university student lover, both Japanese, die in a double tragedy at the Shigemura home after Katsuda shoots the girl and then himself. Police had chased Katsuda after kidnapping the girl and detaining her for a day while seeking marriage and return to Japan.

Seattle Franklin University of Oregon Paul Katsuda Shigeno Shigemura Shigemura Japan Katsuda United States

Parrot Sways Police in Murder Case

Neighbors heard a parrot shout Dont papa dont during a night of murder in a New York apartment. Detectives found Mrs. Francis Yitkos dead with head and arm wounds and a bloody hatchet nearby. The bird spoke only gutturals, but investigators treat the parrot as a meaningful clue in tracing the suspect to Frank Yitkos, the husband.

New York Francis Yitkos Frank

Soles Drop From Negro's Shoes as He Flees Police

Chicago police claim Willie Jones, a Black man, fled from pistol fire, weaving through streets, firing as he ran. His shoes allegedly burned away on impact, leaving him barefoot as he was captured by another officer.

Negro Chicago Willie Jones Willie

Five Felons Dig Year in Tunnel to Escape Santa Fe

A secret 170-foot tunnel under the prison walls enabled five convicts to escape from the New Mexico state penitentiary in Santa Fe. Construction took nearly a year, with bloodhounds losing the trail after a short distance.

Santa Fe N. M

Thief's Life Saved by Bullet Lodged in Watch

Melvin A. French of Lynn, Massachusetts, robbed a jewelry store and kept a watch over his heart. The store proprietor fired multiple shots, and French was captured blocks away. A bullet was found lodged in the watch, yet French remained uninjured.

Lynn Mass Melvin A. French French

Irony in Story of the Fireside Song

The story behind the famous Fireside Song highlights the life of Eben Rexford who wrote the words as a Lawrence College student and the contrasting, often troubled life of composer Hart P. Danks and their families. After Danks died, disputes over royalties followed, yet the song remained a nationwide expression of deep feeling per the St. Louis Post-Dispatch.

Eben G. Rexford Shipcton Wis Rexford Lawrence College Wisconsin Hart P. Danks Danks St. Louis Post-Dispatch

Milk of Magnesia as swift relief for heartburn

An advertisement touts Phillips' Milk of Magnesia as a rapid cure for heartburn and indigestion caused by excess stomach acid. It claims a spoonful in water neutralizes much more acid, warns to buy genuine Phillips', and notes 25¢ and 50c bottle sizes with full directions in the package.

Penguins and Steamer Ducks in the South Atlantic

The article describes penguins as flightless swimming birds ranging from emperor to small duck-sized forms. It notes their hind legs placed far back, upright posture, and comical waddle on land, with king penguins and steamer ducks highlighted for their distinctive traits and splashy swimming akin to paddle steamers.

In Melbourne War Memorial Inscriptions Ink Sparks Debate

The use of American waterproof ink to inscribe Australian soldiers' names on the Melbourne war memorial has prompted a mild political storm. Councillor Luxton, Melbourne's lord mayor, says American ink is superior and chosen to endure for as long as possible.

War Memorial Melbourne Luxton

Gosh I Have to Jump for Every Passing Car

Two speakers exchange terse lines reflecting urgency and peril. The dialogue contrasts human fear with a sparrow’s brief life as it navigates a busy, indifferent world.

Frey's Vermifuge Promoted For Child Worms

An old advertisement urges parents to expel intestinal worms in children using Frey's Vermifuge a vegetable remedy promoted as safe and effective for 75 years. It highlights symptoms like nose picking and stomach upset and urges purchase at any druggist.

Frey Chas. H. Fletcher

Plow Hung in Willow Tree Tells Warren Legend

The Lewistown Journal recounts a giant willow in Warren Maine with an ancient wooden plow marked 1772 and labeled First plow ever used in Warren. A tale says a young man joining the Continental Army drove the plow into bushes and the tree grew around it.

Warren Maine Lewistown Journal Boston

Luck and Romance Surround the Lucky Baldwin Ruby

The Lucky Baldwin ruby, one of the world’s great jewels, now being crafted into a ring after a recent purchase by a leading American jeweler. Its history as a pendant adds romance, and the ownership transfer is seen as a good omen, likely boosting its price.

United States Hope Nessak

What Ails You When a Man Feels Tired All Over

A Shoes and Leather Reporter quip notes that fatigue signals a broader ailment, suggesting a tired all over feeling as a clue to health. The line frames weariness as an overall ensemble rather than a single symptom.

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