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Newspaper
The Clermont Courier
Location
Batavia, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Aug 14, 1940
Page
3
General Pershing says the United States should sell 50 destroyers to England to aid in the war effort. The column questions legality and practicality, arguing most destroyers are not surplus and would quickly affect naval readiness.
A piece on the appeal and preparation of salads for summer meals describes greens, fruits, and vegetables served with dressings as appetizers, mains, or desserts. It includes crab apple salad eggs, fruit salad variations, pineapple and carrot recipes, and a tomato rings with salmon recipe, plus a note for a forthcoming Eleanor Howe column on picnic foods.
Peppers are cut in halves and simmered ten minutes to flavor fillings for creamed or scalloped fish. After filling, bake in a hot oven about five minutes to brown the tops.
A simple closet upgrade adds a bird-cage hook to the door top to create extra hanging space. It can hold six to eight hangers and lifts long dresses off the floor.
The article notes General Pershing's public warning that U.S. must aid Britain to resist Hitler or face attack. Pershing, who briefly returned from retirement to speak, did not know Lindbergh planned to broadcast and cut his radio short, promising to comment on the flyer another time. It also covers tenant farmers, AAA policy shifts, and GOP organizational struggles at Colorado Springs.
Fragmentary note lists August 18 lesson, subjects and scripture. Mentions integrated topics and religious readings but lacks clear names, places, dates, or outcomes.
A sermon reflecting on Psalm 23 as a guide for life. It describes the Lord as shepherd and focus on care provision restoration guidance and protection. It invites readers to come to Christ as their shepherd and soul’s guide.
Ruth Wyeth Spears recounts Marty and Bills project turning candle wicking into tufted muslin curtains. They dip clipped white squares into blue yarn to form tufts, stretch to dry, and plan a kitchen shower idea for a bride. The note promotes Sewing Book 2 with 42 stitches and an order for a copy.
A brief quotation from Lowell notes that tides affect human affairs yet no single current remains fixed forever implying change in fortune and direction. The line evokes inevitability and flux in historical or personal contexts.
A concise reflection notes that others' faults are visible while our own lie hidden behind us, highlighting self awareness and critique of human judgment in a timeless moral insight.
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