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Newspaper
The Clermont Courier
Location
Batavia, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Aug 17, 1938
Page
7
Pattern 1783 offers a transfer of six motifs for appliqué and embroidery to brighten kitchens. Includes motifs sized about five by nine inches, a pattern piece for appliqué, stitch illustrations, and materials list. Send 15 cents to The Sewing Circle at 82 Eighth Ave New York City.
The piece urges careful driving on unknown roads. It emphasizes learning vehicle limits and expecting the worst. It warns of hidden hazards such as trees, houses, children, and parked cars, and advises signaling intentions to all affected.
Advice for women experiencing menopause fears loss of appeal and symptoms like hot flashes and nerves. Recommends eight hours sleep fresh air and Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound claims to boost vitality and resistance. Ends with a Dickensian endorsement of earnestness.
An article describes worm infestations causing appetite changes itching and teeth grinding. It promotes Dr Peerys Dead Shot Vermifuge as the best medicine with price 50c a bottle available at druggists or Wrights Pill Co 100 Gold St New York NY.
A compact quotation attributed to Alfred Lord Tennyson: No friend without foe he makes no friend who never made a foe. The line reflects the poet’s view on friendship and conflict.
John Stuart Mill’s life from 1806 to 1873 exemplified intense parental training and relentless study. The piece outlines his father’s rigorous plan, multilingual early start, and the boy’s ascent to influence as a reformer and economist.
A topical study on Hannah the mother of Samuel. It highlights spiritual sacrifice and practical devotion, noting her trust in God, prayerful influence, and promise-keeping, then shows how a mother guides and supports her children and family in faith.
John Stuart Mill, a child prodigy born in 1806 in London, studied scholastic logic by age twelve and read Aristotle in the original. His father taught him until university, and he spent his later years in retirement with books and music in a countryside cottage.
In a seaside village Miss Matilda Bell, elderly and solitary, recalls a vanished romance with a naval officer who died in a fire. As the sun sets over dusky waters, two younger lovers argue over a future that cannot be, and Matilda longs for what could have been.
A psychologist argues a child must express ideas yet not on plain wallpaper. A writer notes girls moved quicker eighty years ago, a bus tle that followed. A Scot criticizes America as the land of free speech after a phone operator asks for a nickel. Thoughts on marriage timing and money reveal social reflections.
Two silhouettes join as Tom vows to head to South America with his partner to face life’s game side by side. Miss Matilda watches from a dusky window above the garden as the sea murmurs softly, signaling an intimate turning point.
A Collier's Weekly note explains that tapestry weavers must watch progress in mirrors since fabric is woven from the back. The weaver checks the work by facing the mirror to the front of the fabric.
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