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Newspaper
The Clermont Courier
Location
Batavia, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Aug 29, 1928
Page
6
An elderly couple reenacts a forty year marriage honeymoon in a Washington hotel, illustrating an editorial that marriage rests on four elements friendship children economic partnership and sex with an emphasis on sex alone failing. The piece argues lasting marriage requires all four factors and cautions against divorce from overreliance on sex.
A witty piece on men and women relationships contrasts severe critics with friends. It jokes about forgiveness reactions, pursuit vs retreat, honesty, trust, and suspicion in marriages with sharp humor.
The piece reflects on a life of shared joys and struggles as a higher purpose than mere sexuality. It cites Robert Browning’s Rabbi Ben Ezra urging growth together, and mentions a 1928 Westertt newspaper union note.
A traditional superstition holds that a newly married woman should take her mother's dishrag to prevent homesickness and invite good luck. The practice links to primitive ideas about objects shared with a person acquiring some of that person's individuality and protective influence.
The note recalls Lord Effingham resigning his commission during the American Revolution rather than fight Americans after Hessian mercenaries were used. It mentions many towns named Effingham in the United States and cites a W. Howe's Monthly reference for context.
Farmer Corntessel discusses hopeful prospects amid talk of rising prices and a forthcoming real estate boom. The exchange centers on money and market outlook, reflecting suburban investor sentiment and cautious optimism.
A Midwest columnist argues the so called blues are a weak, self indulgent state caused by spoiled minds and self pity. He suggests hard work as cure, warns against coddling, and notes frequent sufferers should seek psychiatric help. remarks on colored people and slavery era uplift.
In a canal journey the Sandman explains how locks work to prevent overflow, describing forty five foot wide locks with water below the out take and in take valves. He compares rising water to climbing steps, notes slower travel than river routes, and praises canals for blending nature and human ingenuity.
Verse contemplates absence as not those far away but those kept in memory. Refrains bind missing loved ones to present longing. The piece repeats that only the absent from the heart remain when parting occurs.
Reno Ritzie comments that people may abandon idol worship yet still enjoy an out-of-town buyer laughing at a musical comedy, while a river bed through a lock system astonishes. He adds that true understanding comes only from personal observation of canals and locks.
A collection of simple recipes lists how to boil potato and carrot cubes, mix in peas curry sauce and parsley, and prepare a curry butter onion base. It also covers Russian dressing for fish salad with anchovies eggs mustard mayonnaise and smoked salmon, plus a frozen tomato salad with tomato pulp sugar tabasco onion and freezing method.
A Churchman excerpt quotes a bishop urging repentance or conversion, warning that without change congregants face damnation to some extent. The biting description reflects clerical tone toward fashionable audiences.
The text explains that commercial paper covers checks drafts notes bills of lading and related financial instruments. It notes that the term is sometimes extended to include contracts and agreements as part of business practice.
Ambitious writers actors teachers and church and lodge workers will gain power and prominence through Fahey's photo engraving service. A postal will bring full particulars. Henry Fahey 14 Chauncey St Buffalo NY.
In Luck, many young men are seen without hats. One resident jokes he will avoid being conspicuous by leaving his hat at the cleaner's, reflecting a light local mood about headwear.
A witty exchange about dieting shows a wife reducing weight but celebrating with a large meal, causing a net gain. The joke highlights the irony of rewarding progress with overeating and the humorous cycle of yo-yo dieting.
A taunting remark from a wife to her husband warns against public shaming as she notes charity covers sins that should stay buried. The quip suggests private discretion over exposed fault and social nuance in a domestic scene.
Mrs Cartes Mok aan of Tully New York explains she felt weak and sick until using Lydia E Pinkham’s Vegetable Compound and Sanative Wash. After four bottles she reports renewal of strength and plans to finish two more bottles.
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