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Newspaper
The Clermont Courier
Location
Batavia, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Aug 05, 1925
Page
6
The Fairy Queen recalls Teddy the canary, Marian, and a mirror moment, then spotlights Blackie the dog who rescued four puppies and a cat from a house fire by warning the family and guiding the animals to safety. Also notes sleepy children on a trolley car and fairy mischief.
A set of light riddles and pun questions with quirky answers. Questions cover rooms mushrooms weather dogs and rabbits with playful wordplay and puns. Answers include mushroom water never dry and a humorous take on letters and days.
Photographs depict the Coolidges at White Court Swampscott Massachusetts during summer. Images show the mansion from the beach, formal front, vacation attire of President Coolidge, Mrs Coolidge, and entourage including Everett Sanders and Col. S A Cheney. Also pictured are Lieut Edgar Allan Poe and Marines guarding the grounds and a Mayflower party. Swampscott described as a quiet summer town near Boston with Nahant and Salem nearby.
Mrs. Ernest A. Austin of Worcester reports a tale of clever catbirds. They began by eating bread left on the grass and later tested a dry hard piece by softening it in water then eating it on the ground.
An advertisement promotes Cutiora Soap claiming it doubles razor efficiency and promotes skin purity. It asserts no mug or slimy soap, no germs, no waste, and no irritation even with twice daily shaving. It mentions one soap for shaving bathing and shampooing.
Theobald Mathew born in Tipperary joined the Capuchin Minorites and was ordained a priest in Cork. He launched a temperance crusade in 1821 after witnessing drunkenness and achieved remarkable success as his mission spread before his death in 1856.
A humorous remark from London Tit-Bits contrasts scientific study with a playful image as a joke about inspecting animal lungs.
An advertising claim extols Dave's Mentha Pepsin as a fast remedy for gastritis acute or chronic and other stomach troubles. It guarantees relief and offers a money back promise if the product does not help, urging readers to buy from their druggist.
Classified notice seeking agents for sales and self-rule opportunities. Mentions locations Long Branch New Jersey and Cleveland Ohio with ongoing recruitment and auto tube repairs offered while you wait.
An advertisement promotes farm loans and city bonds from Hartford Building in Chicago, offering 100 per year. The copy emphasizes buying or selling guidance and urges contact at the building for details.
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