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Newspaper

The Clermont Courier

Location

Batavia, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Dec 24, 1930

Page

6

Too Many Don’ts and Musts for Children

A newspaper column discusses childrearing advice from an astrologer. It cautions against harsh discipline for a strong willed child born on a certain date and urges gentle guidance that appeals to affection and reason to channel willfulness into positive behavior.

Jean Newton Jimmy Bell Syndicate

Bride Quilt Hint Prompts Gift From Mamma

A playful note on giving a bed quilt as a wedding gift when a bride seeks happiness. The piece humorously links a hush hint to a happy, prosperous marriage, endorsed as a charming family custom.

Mamma Acre McClure Newspaper Syndicate

Opossum in Bananas Reaches London Exhibit

Bananas from South America sometimes carry live creatures including a marine opossum that ended up in Leicester and was gifted to London. The curator warns that handling and cold storage pose risks but such journeys can succeed if careful, noting the animals’ surprising endurance.

City of Leicester South America London

Proverbial Reflections on Ambition and Fortune

A compilation of ancient and medieval maxims on rivalry wealth and success. The verses contrast resilience and folly with urges toward self reliance and prudent desire, featuring Phaedrus Livy and St Augustine as quoted authorities.

Excommunicated rulers and repeated reconciliations in medieval Germany

The passage notes King Henry IV of Germany performing penance in the mow for absolution and reinstatement during three days after his excommunication in 1076 by Pope Gregory VII. It states Henry IV submitted, was later excommunicated again, and his son Henry V faced and endured multiple excommunications and reconciliations.

Henry IV Germany Gregory VII Henry Henry V

Knowing the Trees Black Willow Description

The black willow is a small tree 15 to 35 feet tall with rough black bark and slender brittle branches. Leaves are narrow and dark above pale below, with common leaf rusts and defoliation. trunk damage comes from the mottled willow borer. It grows along streams and lakes and mainly serves soil conservation and limited fuel use.

Older trees to be replaced with more valuable species

The article urges replacing lower value trees with more attractive varieties. It notes wood and charcoal as current uses and recommends suitable replacements for reforestation efforts.

Western Newspaper Union

Dainty Foods for Children with Nellie Maxwell

Columns describe entertaining kids with simple treats and recipes. It includes playful ideas like fig turtles, lollipop creations, and book transfers, plus step by step recipes for Tiny Tim Apples Cup Cakes and Chicken a la King, with icing and decorative touches.

Nellie

The Connecticut Whiffletick by Hugh Hutton

A humorous note describes the whiffletick, popular in southern New England, and details a quirky hunting method using a duck boat cheese lure, a post hole auger, shovel, and landing net to trap the creature. The illustrated specimen features a pine cone body, peanut head, and split filbert ears held with chewing gum.

New England Metropolitan Newspaper Service

Funny World by Douglas Malloch

Poem reflects on a funny world where perspective shapes humor. The speaker notes that what one finds funny often seems mad to others and laments vulgar shows while acknowledging a place for comic folk and shared beliefs amid an absurd world.

Funny World Douglas Malloch

Just Wait Till Next Year

An old circus trouper declines a yearly tour to stay home with his newborn baby and wife. He quips that despite the annual circus visits, babies are far rarer in his house.

First American Draftee Fired for Absurd Blunder in War Tale

The tale follows Private Gus Plopulos who is discharged after a chain of mishaps in Gettysburg and a botched effort to walk off duty. It then notes the 28th Infantry’s status as among the first American units in France, detailing June 1917 landings and early WWI actions.

Gus Plopulos Gus Gmen Uncle Zam Gettysburg B” Company Bradder Zam Brother Sam New York Gus Propules Twenty-eighth Infantry Sixteenth Infantry St. Nazaire Twenty-sixth Infantry James K. Gresham Evansville Ind Thomas F. Enright Pittsburgh Merle D. Hay Cantigny L. ©. Hines Rainbow Division Hines France Western Newspaper Union

Forms of money used by early settlers and peoples

The text explains that money existed in various forms beyond coins and bills. It notes Virginia used tobacco as money, New England Indians used wampum, and California frontier groups used red birds’ heads, illustrating diverse monetary practices.

Colony of Virginia California

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