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Newspaper
The Clermont Courier
Location
Batavia, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Aug 12, 1931
Page
2
German scientists completed a four year installation of an atmospheric research laboratory on Mount Generoso in Switzerland. The facility aims to study lightning effects on atoms and to aid higher voltage generation for super X ray tubes, targeting up to 16 million volts. The summit is noted for its ideal atmospheric disturbance conditions.
A mother argues a college daughter is not a good mixer while noting her leadership and cooking skill. The piece contrasts traditional hand mixing with electric mixers, praising efficiency and modern aids despite old fashioned doubts.
A Theron Burgess style tale recounts how old Flathorns the Moose endures a hunter’s attack and seeks revenge by attacking the hunter’s fire-sticks before driving the hunter into a tree. Buster Bear and Peter Rab discuss whether the hunter faced consequences for harassing animals in the Great Woods.
A historic granary wall and an adjoining seventeenth century building in Edinburgh were demolished to make way for new construction. Several sculptural stones from the Seventeenth century were saved for preservation.
A Canon Westcott quotation on great occasions stating they reveal heroes and cowards to the eyes of men. The line frames the idea that circumstance exposes character rather than creating it.
A 1931 Western Newspaper Union item offers simple cool desserts for summer using available freezers. Lemon Foam, Fruit Fluff, Cinnamon Stick Pudding, and Dixie Peaches are detailed with ingredients and steps to chill and serve.
Poem notes how people spread rumors and refuse to reveal sources. The speaker commits to breaking the chain, refusing to repeat secrets and challenging the urge to tell tales. It warns that truth is feared when doubts arise and urges restraint.
Charming Cherie Nicholas hats set the tone as printed and embroidered cotton nets dominate summer party frocks. Washable, fast color nets in dot patterns and florals offer versatile, practical style with capelet collars and sculpted peplums, shown in English Officer red accents and silk corsage details.
There is no monotony in summer hat fashions with sizes from skull caps to cape lines and brims up to a foot. Soft straws and mesh create new beret crowns while Panama and Leghorn styles appear in brimmed hats. Agnes and Suzanne Talbot’s derby-brimmed, Morocan inspired turbans and berets showcase bold colorings.
The piece notes lisle and mesh stockings as comfortable for sports outfits and tennis, with mesh’s open work praised for comfort on bare legs. It mentions wearing stockings over socks for activity, private bare legs for comfort, and dress shades like light beige for outdoor skin tones, with Palm Beach women favoring daytime beige and evening nude tones.
The article describes scarves in red white and blue paired with white athletic outfits. It notes triangles and wide striped designs in fine wool with a loose lacy crochet, and silk crepe striped versions. Other scarves feature two colors on one side lined with the third color.
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