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Newspaper
The Clermont Courier
Location
Batavia, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Apr 30, 1941
Page
3
Kathleen Norris urges readers to seek security for all nations through simple living and calm, moment by moment action. She promotes humane peace after the war, calling for modest comforts and universal empathy across continents and classes, and rejects fear mongering.
A long obituary recounts James Buchanan born April 21, 1791, in Cove Gap near Mercersburg, the only native Pennsylvanian to reach the White House and the nation’s lone bachelor president. It notes his legal start in Lancaster, political rise, engagement to Ann Coleman and her death, his diplomatic and senatorial service, and his presidency ending with secession looming, plus family ties to Harriet Lane and later honors and a statue funded by Elinor Elliottson’s bequest.
The fishing industry long rooted in history has embraced machines. Snowy-sailed schooners are replaced by diesel trawlers from Massachusetts ports as the Forty Fathom Fleet operates. Come aboard one of the trawlers and join the voyage.
A sermon on Acts 8 1 8 14 17 urging Christians to spread the gospel without self interest. It highlights martyrdom courage persecution and the early churchs growth through preaching joy fellowship and broadened vision leading to active outreach.
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Gardeners seek substitutes as war shortages limit popular spring bulbs. Annuals offer color and form to replace bulb favorites. seed can be planted in early fall for next summer bloom. Sunshine Calendula and California Poppy imitate yellow Dafodils. Larkspur imitates Tulip tones. Snapdragons tall spikes resemble Hyacinth, with compact rust-resistant varieties ideal for massed beds.
Collier's notes 662 princes in India with incomes ranging from the Nizam of Hyderabad earning 25 million dollars annually to a village ruler in the Simla hills with 500 dollars yearly.
A Milton line asserts that harming a good book harms more than life itself, equating book destruction with killing the image of God. It contrasts killing a person with destroying literature, warning of spiritual loss tied to intellect and culture.
A compact reflection on freedom and authority noting that necessity is misused to justify infringements. The remark contrasts tyranny with subjugation, warning against using necessity as a license for oppression.
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