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Newspaper

The Clermont Courier

Location

Batavia, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Apr 11, 1923

Page

6

Teeth and the Telephone

The widow Davis, pursued by Andrew Wheelock and Ezra Rounds, plans a Sunday dinner that triggers a merry series of schemes. Hatlie Heeler steals Andrew’s teeth and plots a match with Ezra, while both couples switch partners and end up marrying the same afternoon.

Davis Andrew Wheelock Ezra Rounds Andrew Ezra Tom Davis Hattle Heeler Hattle Hattie Molly Bara Rounds Dobbin Nip Tuck

Earthworms Make Soil Move Stones in Ancient Field

A historic example shows earthworms turning over soil and burying stones after thirty years of plowing cessation. Scientists note worms create rich soil by processing decaying matter and depositing castings, continually moving earth and shaping fertile land.

Lost and Found Purse Dispute At Store

A shopper misplaced a purse while browsing a department store. She blamed a woman with a purse like hers who denied the claim. Clerks sided as a clerk reported finding a similar purse near the waistwear and the matter moved to the office.

Chicago Tribune

Forestry Address Echoes in Canadian Convention

A U.S. Forest Service representative delivered a radio address in the Northwest that drew special interest from British Columbia foresters attending a convention in Canada.

Northwest United States Forest Service British Columbia Canada

Woman Passes Test With 91 Percent In Mobile

A young lady from Mobile Alabama passed an examination for a first class amateur license with 91 percent.

Mobile Ala

Egypt Inspires Fashion Frocks in Silk and Long Coats

Fashion notes trumpet an Egypt inspired vogue with prints of hieroglyphs camels and figures on silks. The feature gown shows a pure silk hemstitched ratine coatless dress, while three piece suits with knee length coats appeal to the patrician taste. Bold patterns include Kashmyr batik geometric designs and paisley motifs.

Tut-Ankh-Amen Egypt

How To Save Money When Shopping

A department store manager urges women to pay by check to avoid carrying cash and to have a reliable record of spending. It explains how to use checks, maintain stubs, avoid overdraw, and safeguard against lost checks with stop payments.

Bringing Home the Bacon From Market Grades And Tips

The article explains bacon grades from fancy breakfast to standard and cheap cuts, noting fat content and texture as key factors. It gives pricing contrasts, storage advice, and tips for slicing, using bacon ends, and economical uses in cooking and seasoning.

Embarrassing Exchange From Boston Tran Script

A Boston Tran script reveals a man hesitating to praise his wife’s cooking. He fears praise invites criticism as he suspects it might be store purchased. The dialogue highlights domestic tension over compliments and authenticity.

Boston Transcript

Australian Cotton Prospects Under Vaughan and Crawford

Crawford and Vaughan of the Cotton Growing association predict strong growth for Australian cotton. From 1920 to 1921 output rose to 4 million pounds from 2 thousand growers, and by 1928 expected production reaches 25 to 50 million pounds with about 15 thousand growers. Current 70 thousand acres may double by 1924 as a major Sydney spinning plant rises to use Australian cotton, with $1 million invested this year.

Sydney

Drunken Driver Described Amid Odd Wagon Wobble

A Kansas City Star excerpt recalls a constable questioning a man from Rumpus Ridge about a driver named Swiggins. Witness Gap Johnson notes Swiggins appeared intoxicated and rode with one wheel off the wagon while muttering about the wagon’s wobbling progress.

Swiggins Gap Johnson Rumpus Ridge Kansas City Star

Quote exchange on charity and plenty of concern

A brief dialogue notes inquiry about what was left for the poor and the reply that nothing was left. The retort emphasizes that the needy already have plenty, hinting at charitable distribution or lack thereof.

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