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Newspaper
The Clermont Courier
Location
Batavia, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Aug 15, 1928
Page
2
A true tale of poor alley cats living by a seaside city harbor. Each morning an old woman feeds the cats from a large paper bag, offering liver and other treats, while the cats sing of their luck and happiness despite their shabby appearance.
A 1928 Western Newspaper Union recipe feature presents Cadillac Chicken broiled eight minutes then coated with butter mustard paprika crumb mixture, Pimento Canapes using butter sauteed bread and canned pimento, and Orange Puffs with cottage pudding base and citrus meringue.
A short piece contrasts brave acts with virtue and notes how men and women face judgment. It discusses misperceptions of courage and fidelity while highlighting how trust and reputation affect relationships and family duties.
A New York trial cites a Midwest witness who extols his home city as the best in the world while ignoring rival places. The piece argues that tribal pride and provincialism breed wars and conflict, noting how attachment to a place can shape judgment and history.
A concise critique contrasts naive national pride with imperial arrogance, noting shared unfounded prejudice. The passage explores how fervent patriotism can morph into overreach in leadership.
A 1928 verse by Douglas Malloch declares a man belongs where he belongs amid flags and songs. The lines emphasize homeland tether and personal alignment with place and identity.
A meditation on belief in oneself and overcoming fear in work and life. It contrasts timid doubt with steadfast confidence, warns against egotistical falsehoods, and urges taking decisive action to build true, enduring self assurance. The piece cites McClure Syndicate and notes Flo Flapper commenting on nudity in theater.
The piece traces hot chocolate from tropical America to Europe and the United States. It notes cocoa’s native roots in the West Indies and Cuba, Columbus bringing cacao beans to Europe, and the Theobroma tree meaning food of the gods.
The Federal Council of Churches reports global Sunday schools at 347,001 with 32,677,611 members. Europe has 83,386 schools and 9,100,000 members. the United States 195,848 schools and 19,970,000 members. The text adds a reflective line about self-study.
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