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Newspaper
The Clermont Courier
Location
Batavia, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Aug 07, 1929
Page
7
Julia Bottomley notes this season’s chiffon gowns emphasis on sheer sleeveless lines with matching capes and coats. Red and white prints with blue accents appear in many outfits, while subtle chiffons showcase fabric work over trim.
Fred and Eva end their engagement after a clash of pride and selfishness. A street accident brings Fred to a Little Jim, an orphan boy, and his dying father. Eva joins to care for Jim, and the trio form a new family as Fred and Eva admit changing feelings.
Mrs Bennie Gibbs of Crossways farm Ingham is the only woman in England still practicing the ancient craft of hand brickmaking. After her father’s death she took over an old brickyard on his farm and earned recognition from local builders and architects for her fine hand made bricks.
Hawaii lawmakers consider scrapping the mongoose bounty after debate over its impact on birds poultry and eggs. The rodent was imported to curb rats in sugar cane fields but has become a nuisance and not reduced rat damage.
In 1928 the United States imported about 500000 foreign birds. Canaries led arrivals averaging over 1000 daily. Mexican quail accounted for nearly two thirds of game birds. pheasants followed but now come mainly from state farms and private enterprises as imports drop recently.
In 1879 Marie Felicie married her sweetheart E B Peyronin in a New Orleans hospital after doctors warned she would not live three days. The couple marked their fiftieth anniversary recently, still hale and hearty, a reminder that doctors sometimes misjudge.
A New Gage asks how the car performed on a vacation trip. The response says splendidly and mentions averaging five antique shops per gallon. Washington Star notes the playful travel jab in the exchange.
A brief item notes a property sale described as cheap with the seller receiving notes as payment, reflecting a deal perceived as favorable to the buyer and controversial in local circles. No additional details on parties or location are provided.
A publisher plans what it claims will be the world’s largest newspaper in Mexico. The single 6 by 9 foot page will feature news and advertising and be pasted on walls and bulletin boards nationwide.
A Brazilian delegate proposed water could replace coal as fuel after thirteen years of study. He claimed to have developed a method to use water as fuel, presented at the world fuel conference in London.
In Portocivi tanova Italy a large family culture persists with 277 families having seven or more children indicating strong kin networks and social support systems within the community.
The inquiry asks about other forms of regret besides vain regret. It seeks to identify different categories or nuances of remorse that people may feel, distinguishing practical regret from existential or moral reflections.
In Jersey, cabbages rise taller than a man and their long stalks are dried and polished for sale to tourists as walking sticks. The saying speaks of labor and harvest as the sower and listener reap what is sown.
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