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Newspaper
The Clermont Courier
Location
Batavia, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Apr 16, 1930
Page
3
IR Walter Raleigh presents a booklet offering pipe smoking tips. It explains how to break in a new pipe, how to achieve smoother and sweeter smokes, proper cleaning, and overall pipe hygiene. Readers are invited to request a copy from Brown & Williamson Tobacco Corporation in Louisville Kentucky.
A man’s party tradition features decorations worn on the head shaped like a paper rooster. The excerpt notes there is no color scheme and emphasizes the humorous headpiece as a focal point of pre celebration gaiety.
A contemporary author labeled as intellectual rarely reaches the level of Alexandre Dumas, with critics noting gaps in plot vigor and dramatic craft compared to the classical frontier of adventure and bold characterization.
Edward W. Pickard reports Illinois Republican Mrs. McCormick as a potential first woman in the U S Senate, opposing World Court adherence. She faces Col James Hamilton Lewis in a tough Chicago contest with liquor issue messaging and allied support from women leaders. Verbal clashes over campaign finance loom as Norris proposes a probe.
AS TAFFARI proclaims himself emperor after a crushing tribal revolt, Ras Gugas Wali is killed and Empress Zau ditu dies. ALVIN COOLIDGE reveals two parts of the Mount Rushmore history project, covering 1776 and 1787, with further sections promised. The Covered Wagon centennial marks a frontier celebration, and the island shipyard sale signals Philadelphia’s 3 million dollar harbor rail terminus project.
A vintage pitch extols Castoria as a safe soothing remedy for fretful and colicky infants and children. It claims harmless ingredients and suitability for infants, with broad everyday uses for mothers seeking a mild, nonadult medicine.
A fragmentary dialogue explores vows and politics with a witty comparison to persistent politicians. The piece contrasts marriage promises with public rhetoric and notes old fashion trends from capes to swords and how dress influenced movement and habits.
A reflective line likens a woman’s aging to how she nonchalantly exits a rumble-seat, portraying graceful endurance and whimsical charm in the face of time.
Margaret Belden of Los Angeles shares a tale of fatigue and worry eased by rest and Nujol, a natural remedy praised for clearing bodily poisons. She claims renewed energy and happiness after two months, ending with a call to buy Nujol to regain health and vitality.
A humorous correspondent recalls how in the 1980s she and her sisters struggled to get their mother to wear a bustle. To stop the trend they resorted to stealing it and hiding it under the barn. The tale reflects family life and social expectations.
A young woman tells her father she will marry Bob who accepts living with them. The exchange ends with the line that vengeance for wrongs may be returned by others. The tone reflects a domestic dispute in a serialized piece.
Dialogue captures Mrs Benham apologizing for a letter and a remark about money. The exchange contrasts living decently on a low income with the ease of living indecently on a much higher amount. The scene centers on social attitudes toward money and propriety.
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