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Newspaper
The Clermont Courier
Location
Batavia, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Aug 16, 1922
Page
6
In a Mississippi garret a young man seeks a suitable white disguise for a ballroom quest. Marion guides Billy toward a thirties style belle outfit from great aunt Lucy while weighing loyalty and romance against money and social fitting.
The text argues for pursuing excellence in all produced work, noting beauty's place in humanity yet requiring deliberate effort to uphold it. It cites Pericles, the Cinquecento, and Johnson as examples, and stresses that striving for quality, more than innate gifts, shapes achievements. attributed to William E. Gladstone.
A dog and a cat recount a strange day observing two grown up women hopping on one foot while awaiting a trolley. The dog highlights the humans as curious, while the cat asks for its own tale and recalls the bathwater games the cat enjoys. Daddy insists the story is true and was told to him.
Wheat oats and rye prospects look favorable across Manitoba Saskatchewan and Alberta with Southwestern Manitoba near 1915 bumper levels. Dry spells helped some areas while rains and warm temps boosted central and southern districts. Farmers plant corn for fodder silos rise as outlook remains remunerative.
The text argues thinking is a habit and people perform best during their accustomed times. It notes children think best at school hours, writers at their daily thinking period, and newspaper workers on different schedules. It ends with the idea that no universal best time exists.
A humorous exchange between Miss Neverwed and Mrs. Youngmother about entering a child in a baby show. Miss Neverwed declines, Mrs. Youngmother says they would win the blue ribbon, noting blue is not the child’s color.
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