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Newspaper

The Clermont Courier

Location

Batavia, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Aug 26, 1942

Page

3

Ingrid Bergman Takes Over Maria In For Whom The Bell Tolls

The shift from Vera Zorina to Ingrid Bergman as Maria in For Whom the Bell Tolls followed extra trials but Bergman prevailed. Paramount states the change does not hurt Bergman’s career as Somerset Maugham’s The Hour Before Dawn moves toward production. The piece notes industry talent moves and other star developments including Katharine Hepburn stand-ins, David Niven’s promotion, and Alice Faye’s return to musical film.

Vera Zorina Maria Ingrid Bergman Miss Bergman Paramount Somerset Maugham

Apron pattern promises long service and good fit

Practical apron pattern in chambray gingham seersucker or calico offers full coverage and easy wear. Designed for sizes 14 to 20 with waist darts and back tie sashes, pattern No 8210 suits thrift-minded mothers making school clothes.

Quiz Questions From General Knowledge Show

A list of trivia prompts asks whether sterling silver equals solid silver and who said genius is 2 percent inspiration 98 percent hard work. It questions if trees die of old age and which city sits on seven hills, plus a monarch who could not speak English and the meaning of eminent domain. It asks whether Washington wore a wig and which civilized nation about 40,000 square miles has no railroads.

England Washington

Answers Quiz Item Set Reveals Odd Facts and Figures

The list cites sterling composition as 92.5 percent silver and 7.5 percent copper. It credits Thomas A Edison as a key figure. It notes rare stable weathering of trees, with winds and lightning as common fates. Rome appears in a question. George I is named in another. It discusses eminent domain powers. Washington is described with powdered hair in a queue but no wig. Iceland is listed as well.

Thomas A. Edison Rome George I Washington Iceland

Advertising patterns for children’s dresses and trims

Line flattery for young figures with patterns for 6 8 10 12 and 14 years. Pattern No 8206 size 8 uses 2 percent yards of 35 inch material and 5 yards ric rac while Pattern No 8189 size 8 needs 2 yards and 244 yards ric rac. Send your order to:

Lamb chew and customer dispute disrupt shop scene

A dog damaged a leg of lamb in the shop and prompted a tense customer exchange. The fragment mentions a lost notice as part of the unsettled moment, reflecting small town problem behavior and local response.

Wim

Humorous Evening Exchange Turns On Toast Demand

A light cartoon style dialogue unfolds with a wife unable to find bread, a husband urging toast, a cynical political quip about fooling people, and a shopkeeper praising service before hinting at another sale. The exchange mixes domestic humor with a wry moral about satisfaction and marketing.

What Causes Your Constipation

The article argues that modern refined foods lack bulk, causing constipation. It suggests using Kellogg's All-Bran with plenty of water to restore regularity and maintain it, noting All-Bran is produced by Kellogg's in Battle Creek and advising medical consultation if needed.

Kellogg’s Battle Creek

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