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Newspaper
The Clermont Courier
Location
Batavia, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Apr 20, 1927
Page
7
A whimsical tale describes a moonlit gathering of moths and butterflies. They dance under stars and the man in the moon jokes about the party, then share an apple worm supper before the gray night flying moth proposes continuing the celebration late into the night. A separate tale follows Edward’s six year city visit disappointment.
A five year old boy named Jack visits his father's office at noon and explains he is too old for his shoes because he hurt his foot. The child says he is now five years old and no longer fits his footwear.
A boy named Jimmy proudly introduces his new twin brothers to friends. He warns them to be quiet and not touch the babies because they bawl very easily. The anecdote centers on the playful family moment and the humorous quip about fragile infants.
A playful verse describes a riddle about love that is endless and timeless. It invokes wit and beauty as two parts, with the answer pointing to an eternal, immeasurable bond.
A colored woman at a ten cent store music counter forgets the title she wants and asks the clerk if they have the new piece Vasa leena. Sightseeing devices in tropical islands use glass bottom boats to show fish to visitors. New York buses advertise glass roofs to help riders view skyscrapers.
A short note in Hardware Age describes a young woman nicknamed an heiress after her rich uncle cut her off financially. The tone hints at social commentary on wealth and dependency.
An advertisement for Roman Eye Balsam claims relief for smarting scalding and sticky eyes. The short note places the product at 372 Pearl Street North and urges morning relief after use.
The Gloversville Leader-Republican notes the value of time and how busy modern life leaves little room for leisure. The piece reflects on work demands, schedules, and the economic pressure shaping daily routines.
Columbus firefighter Owen, well known at 40 Clarendon Ave, Ohio, credits Tanlac for curing a months long stomach trouble that caused weight loss and weakness. He claims four bottles restored his health to 170 pounds and regained vigor, endorsing Tanlac as nature’s body builder.
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