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Newspaper
The Clermont Courier
Location
Batavia, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Dec 24, 1919
Page
6
A fragmentary poem recalls the Bethlehem nativity with the infant Christ, Mary, and the shepherds while describing the babe sleeping and the mother’s lullaby. It evokes a sacred scene of peace and divine motherhood in a lyrical, reverent tone.
A midnight blessing poem speaks to hearts in shadow and homes dark with light, asks the angels’ song for the wounded on battlefields, and prays for the Good Word to guiding shepherds. It longs for the manger cradle for those denied hope and peace and for the Holy Child to remind all that God is Father and guiding star.
Mary Roberts Rinehart recalls air travel in the Saturday Evening Post essay praising the sodden social limits of early flight. She details deafening engine noise, cramped privacy, and lack of media attention as she lands at an army aviation field with mechanics and flyers showing little interest in her presence or gender.
The New York Evening Post reflects on St Michael as patron of aviators linking Jeanne d Arc’s call to arms with the celestial warrior praised for battles in the air. A London church window mosaic honors the archangel as guardian of airmen.
A historical note says horses have survived major shifts by adjusting growth and anatomy. Fossil horses show shrinking feet from five toes to a single toe, while size increased over millions of years, with the animal praised for efficiency compared to elephants.
Belgium in 1910 recorded 7 428 784 people with 220 662 speaking only Flemish, 2 838 884 only French, 871 278 both Flemish and French, 31 415 German speakers, 74 988 French and German, 8 652 Flemish and German, and 52 547 speaking all three languages. Walloon French speakers trace descent to Belgic roots.
Mrs Barrows tells Delia she spoke with the policeman who sat in the kitchen with her last night. Delia brushes off the remark with a smile saying jealousy isn’t warranted and the man is safely managed.
A boy visiting his grandparents rushes in claiming he saw a snake. He misidentifies it, insisting it may be a round one while acknowledging uncertainty. The scene centers on his playful misstatement and eagerness to sound sure.
A call asserts American railroads, proven by veterans and overseas lines, must expand to meet growing commerce. It credits investment, management, and labor for high service and urges ongoing rewards to attract capital, managers, and workers, with info available from The Association of Railway Executives.
A brigadier general is laid to rest at Arlington National Cemetery with full military honors. The procession features a mounted band, hundreds of cavalry and artillery on caparisoned horses, a caisson bearing the flag draped casket, a volley by artillery, and Taps signaling the end as the Army pays tribute. The scene blends solemnity with martial ceremony.
Popular Science reports Dr. Francis Ward's observations of fish behavior. Perch tremble when tapped and bars disappear briefly. a pursuing pike hesitates, arches its back, and suspends before deciding to attack or retreat.
Researchers Dr Udo J Wile and Dr Lyle B Kingery of the University of Michigan Medical School report warts are contagious and likely caused by a virus that passes through a filter. Their experiments on their own fingers aim to prove the viral theory.
Wie en Hao 1a flocks produce 137 pounds of cha annually in the shells of their eggs.
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