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Newspaper
The Clermont Courier
Location
Batavia, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Aug 15, 1934
Page
7
Guidance on modern jelly making using pectin to reduce cooking time. Steps cover selecting fruit, extracting juice, testing pectin, mixing with sugar, boiling to set, and sealing with paraffin. Includes recipes for cherry jelly medley marmalade raspberry jelly and notes on flavoring and careful handling.
Opinion piece arguing against universal thumb printing for identification. It cites unique fingerprints as proof of individuality, questions mass conformity, and notes public reticence toward surveillance. The St Louis Globe-Democrat reflects on privacy and identity with wary tone.
The Montreal Herald reports London will establish a college of humor to train comedians to perform gags and routines. The program includes eccentric dancing, knock-about humor, and instruction for aspiring writers on comedy, plus public-speaking courses for witty speakers.
The article argues that measurements from the earth center show Chimborazo and Huascaran exceed Everest in height, with Piccard’s stratosphere ascent near 15.8 km matching Everest from the center. It notes Earth’s shape causes variations and cites balloonists’ records and New York Times context.
The piece contrasts rulers in the Orient who earned power through warfare and diplomacy rather than courtly favor. It highlights Mustapha Kemal Pasha, Riza Shah, and King Ibn Saud as modernized leaders, and contrasts them with Harun al Rashid era like Faisal of Iraq who bridged old and new politics.
L F Ramsey describes nurturing Ursula from infancy into toddlerhood, noting early musical responses. The narrative traces her development from piano exposure at three weeks to singing phrases by eleven months and recognizing Beethoven by age two, highlighting strong musical temperament and rapid stylistic recognition.
Dr Wolfgang von Weise portrays Ibn Saud the King of Arabia as a vigorous married man with four wives at a time, while Iran’s Riza Shah stands as a powerful neighbor. He also likens the Turkish dictator to a battle hardened veteran, all sketched with vivid physical detail and political aura.
A New York Sun piece notes how prison slang yields poetic imagery from terms like tears for pearls Sunshine for gold and last brightening for yesterday morning It compares inmate diction to classic verse and to modern poets noting a cache of vivid phrases from Sing Sing and Great Meadow.
The passage recalls Ursula as a child drawn to piano recital by age three and a devoted listener. It cites a Jesuit’s claim on early child care shaping later influence, notes Ursula’s support of that theory, and praises her inherited genius and refined musical taste.
A reflective essay argues that one can choose authenticity over social status. It uses Lady Catterwald as a model who can be herself despite expectations, asserting that ordinary people can imitate her confidence by playing life’s game with sincerity and independence.
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