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Newspaper
The Clermont Courier
Location
Batavia, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Dec 16, 1925
Page
3
In a zoo tale Mr Brown Bear muses on winter sleep when free, while Mrs Polar Bears quarrel over the keeper. Mr Polar intervenes saving the keeper from Mrs Polar’s lunge as brown bears comfort the human caregiver. The scene ends with the bears showing affection despite tension.
Seeking It Early Rowena had three sisters and four visiting cousins, making a crowded house. She endured with bravado until a day came when she fled upward to the towery room seeking peace as her mother cried for quiet.
A man with a peak cap quips to a sibling about politeness after Junior is reprimanded for not lifting his hat when passing a woman. The brother defends his round sailor cap and mocks the handleless design as a politeness obstacle.
A Manchester Guardian correspondent notes in Paris that the jeune fille is largely absent from social life and theater. In France mature, sophisticated women dominate public spaces, with young unmarried women often confined to arranging marriages under parental guidance. The French preference favors older, sophisticated partners over youthful indiscretion.
Official weather data from Sweden reveals a summer striking for heat with Stockholm surpassing Paris in July temperatures and rainfall triple the normal. Sunshine hours near the 1914 record while crops remain abundant and harvest conditions favorable.
A father explains to his son that golf duration varies and some players never finish a game in a lifetime, as he shows a three figure score on his card. The moment reveals his somber mood after a long day on the links.
Federal highways commissioner A W Campbell says Canada had 650000 autos in use and nearly 200000 American cars crossed the border last year. The large American tourist interest yielded about 100 million dollars in net profit for the Dominion.
In Indianapolis at Broad Ripple park Little Patty Lou asks to shoot rabbits. Her mother asks if harming animals is necessary, noting the rabbits are not to be hurt and discussing the act of shooting them into the water.
Chick Evans of Chicago and Jock Hutchinson became the first golfers to use a grain elevator as a tee when they drove from Spillers elevator in Vancouver British Columbia. Two hundred fifty feet above Burrard inlet their balls sailed over Vancouver harbor toward Liverpool.
J. J. LaCourse of Meredith New Hampshire shouldered his gun and hiked to distant parts for an afternoon hunt. Four coons appeared in his front yard and climbed a tree where they were held by Mrs. LaCourse until his return with an empty bag. All four coons were captured.
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