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Newspaper

The Clermont Courier

Location

Batavia, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Dec 12, 1934

Page

3

The Flaw in a Perfect Case of Murder

William Harrison vanished in Gloucestershire amid rumors of foul play after a rent tour. John and Richard Perry and their mother testified before trials that shifted from robbery to murder. Despite a body being missing, two trials resulted in convictions, but Harrison later reappeared alive in aTurkey, recounting a gang abducted him and stole his cash, changing English murder law for centuries.

Wen William Harrison Gloucestershire England William Harrison John Perry Richard Perry Harrison John Richard Richard Harrison Robert Tyde Charles Turner Turkey

Saxbys Gale Predicted Storm Struck Atlantic Coast

The Saxbys Gale name marks a violent October 4 1869 storm along the New Brunswick Maine Nova Scotia coast. It brought extraordinary high tides and heavy rains across the eastern United States after Lt Saxby of the British navy warned a great storm would occur on October 5.

Saxby New Brunswick Maine Nova Scotia West Indies United States

Just In Time Finish Sparks Air Race Record

Crowds gathered at the aerodrome to watch the final run of the big air race. The winner, an unknown airman, stepped out as the plane landed and stunned officials by setting a new record. He credited luck and revealed he only learned five minutes before how to stop the engine.

Senator Sorghum Praises Radio Mic Charm

Senator Sorghum voices fondness for speaking on the radio and compares the microphone to an audience reading his facial expressions, recalling past oratory and the reactions of his listeners.

Senator Sorghum

What are you going to do about the coming election

Senator Sorghum muses on the election and its impact on himself. The personal viewpoint frames concern over political fate and public duty, contrasting voter action with the senator's own insecurities about the political process.

Sorghum

Neighbor asks about new incubator while horse joke lingers

Dialogue shows a neighbor questioning an incubator that has not hatched any eggs. Mrs Newbride replies cautiously but reassures the item may be fine. A farmer replies humorously about his horse’s disposition reflecting mutual worry.

Quick Change Quip About Murphy Riches Cited

Chicago Daily News reports a jab about Murphy getting rich quickly and his awkward golf swing as a joke reflecting public perception and celebrity wealth.

Murphy Chicago Daily News

Two of a Kind

A playful dialogue captures a morning greeting between two individuals, one praising Mary’s freshness and the other echoing the compliment with light banter, set in a cheerful daily exchange. The line suggests a casual, upbeat tone and friendly rapport.

Considerate Hospitality and Reception Etiquette

Miss Cayenne argues that a hostess may stay away from her own reception to avoid embarrassing guests who might criticize the furniture or house keeping. The exchange defends such tact as perfectly proper and considerate.

Miss Cayenne

Debate Echoes on Washington's Truthfulness

A dialogue features Senator Sorgum questioning whether George Washington always told the truth. The reply defends Washington’s indisputable achievements as a statesman and diplomat, framing any such doubt as disrespectful to his legacy.

George Washington Senator Sorghum

Pompous Man and Cheerful Puncturer Duel About Reading

A brief comic exchange shows a pompous man scolding a reader of dime novels while the cheerful puncturer retorts with a sharp, witty line. The scene captures a playful clash of personalities in a lighthearted moment.

Wedding Day Etiquette Sparks Humble Exchange

A formal wedding moment unfolds as a guest asks if the speaker is a friend of the groom. The response reveals the speaker is the bride’s mother, adding a note of discreet ceremony propriety to the scene.

So Sorry Traffic Officer-What’s the matter with you

Driver replies his engine is dead and asks what is wrong as the officer asks for information. The exchange highlights a lighthearted roadside moment and a stalled vehicle scenario.

Tailored Frock for Little Lady Pattern 2041

Simple smart dress pattern for girls with double collar long sleeves or puffed short sleeves. Features closed pleats from half yoke to hem and back bow belt. Available in sizes 4 6 8 10 12. size 10 requires fabric amounts. Includes illustrated instructions and order details from Sewing Circle Pattern Dept New York.

Sewing Circle Pattern Department West Seventeenth Street New York City

Radical plan to abolish budgets sparks Senate debate

Senator Sorghum jokes about ending budgets to shock the chamber. He says a truly original idea is needed amid fiscal concerns and hints he may propose abolishing all budgets, if someone else hasn’t beat him to it.

Senator Sorghum

He'd Find Out About Powder Free Women Abroad

A brief friend news note reports women abroad are abandoning powder and paint reflecting changing fashion norms. A newlywed expresses hope to confirm a personal guess about his spouse after marriage.

Woman enters politics with zeal to sweep country

A household scene shows a woman, full of enthusiasm for politics, away most of the day and returning at nine to declare plans to sweep the country. Her weary husband quips to start with the dining room.

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