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Newspaper

The Clermont Courier

Location

Batavia, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Aug 22, 1928

Page

7

Kindness to a Dog Brings Gold Strike Near Gerlack

Reno reports Jesse Swan, a Nevada prospector, nursed a half starved dog back to health near his cabin at Gerlack. The dog later uncovered a rich gold float guiding Swan to a ledge and a likely strike. Dozens of claims have since been staked nearby and Swan received several offers for his holdings.

Reno Nev Jesse Swan Gerlack Nevada Swan

Man Kills Self to End His Cowardice

New York report details Henry L. Druckhey a 42 year old man who killed himself with a pistol after writing a long note blaming cowardice for his life decisions. He stated he had achieved much yet failed to meet his own standards and resolved to perform one brave act by ending his life.

New York Henry L. Druckhey Druckhie

Bandit Amuses Victim With Thrilling Yarns

Kansas City police report a bandit robbed a drug store safe of 370 dollars in cash and three wrist watches while entertaining the manager with tales of banditry for about an hour. The thief demanded keys, left them on the sidewalk, and another man retrieved them. The guard and a motorist later drove away.

Kansas City Paul F. Schwartz Schwartz

Detective Captain Hid in Rigging Nabs Five Smugglers

Capt G Y Hudgins of the freighter Blue Triangle helped arrest five crew members for robbery and smuggling after docking in New York. Two crewmen faced a 15 day voyage sentence for stealing silk bolts. Three Greek sailors are held on opium smuggling suspicions as customs found opium liquor and obscene pictures aboard. Silk thefts from the hold totaled thousands of dollars over recent months.

New York G. Y. Hudgins Blue Triangle Theodore Brewer Babis Carlos Hudgins

Horseshoe Brings No Luck to New York Hold Up Man

Joseph Boru forty years old confessed he needed money to buy burglar tools to blow a safe. He attempted to rob Nellie Negri cashier of the Automat restaurant seizing a $120 package. Diners and bus girls shouted prompting Patrolman Joseph O Rourke to arrest him.

Nework Joseph Boru Nellie Negri Automat Boru Miss Negri Joseph O'Rourke

Why Do We Shudder Without Apparent Cause

A sudden shudder during work or conversation often triggers superstition that someone walks across a grave. The piece explains the shudder arises from a momentary physical disturbance, possibly undigested cheese, while superstition thrives on ignorance and fear. Primitive psychology and imagination favor simple explanations over medical ones.

McClure Newspaper Syndicate

Lipstick chatter sparks jokes about love and grease

Flippant Flo quips that girls addicted to lipsticks confuse real affection with a boy’s heartburn from greasy indulgence. The lighthearted remark reflects playful dating humor and social slang of the era.

Flo

Saw by Viola Brothers Shore on Love and Reputation

A witty, moral vignette warns that couples differ in how they play love and money, that attractive appearances lure, and that trusting one’s own judgment beats chasing rival flings. It quips how interest, like glasses, can distort vision and warns against swapping steady affection for flashy rivals.

Experts and Authority Across Fields and Time

A reflection on expert reliance highlights that specialists are valuable yet fallible. People seek expert guidance in medicine law and industry, often ignoring advice after paying for it. The piece also cites Bishop Coxe on copyright and enduring hymns, noting earthly powers fade while the church endures.

Coxe Orient

Little White Dog Finds Value in Master's Love

A small white dog narrates his life and memory of a kind master. The dog notes his plain appearance and shaggy hair but cherishes the care he receives, especially when his master lifts him to drink from a park fountain. The tale highlights devotion, learning, and the joy of being loved by a perfect young owner.

When We Have Trouble by Douglas Malloch

Poem excerpt from 1928 reflecting on trouble as the spark that gives life its kick. The piece muses that fleas, flies, and sticks and stones create disruption and interest, suggesting a tame life without trouble would feel dull.

Douglas Malloch

Guide for Sawing Across Grain in Woodwork

Guide explains making saw cuts across the grain to form grooves. A short straight edge held against the knife mark guides the saw for beginners. Popular Science Monthly notes this technique to improve accuracy.

Popular Science Monthly

Refreshing frozen desserts from apricot sherbet to pomono frappe

A 1928 Western Newspaper Union recipe collection presents desserts for home cooks. Apricot sherbet uses apricots, heavy sugar sirup, and ip cream frozen in a vacuum cooker. Sicilian sorbet blends peaches with sugar and citrus juices and freezes. Concord cream mixes cream with grape juice and citrus for a pistachio-topped serving. Pomono frappe makes a sugar syrup with water cider and citrus, then freezes to a mush.

Concord Western Newspaper Union

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