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Newspaper
The Clermont Courier
Location
Batavia, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Dec 25, 1935
Page
7
A classroom exchange recounts Alexander the Great weeping after conquering India. Freddie asks if he could not find his way back, prompting the teacher to discuss the reasons for his sorrow.
A collection of short humor snippets and captions including dialogue about spoils of war dressmaking honesty shotgun protection in farm life preaching and vanity with comic punchlines. The pieces feature quips about marriage and family and a light satirical tone typical of a magazine humor page.
A Cincinnati Enquirer item quips about Jane-Elsie turning purple when mentioning a new boyfriend who invites her out and instead takes her to church. A light joke on weighing and fruit compares a shopper and her boy in a separate brief.
A boastful youth claims descent from William the Conqueror. A friend provokes with Noah’s Ark, then retorts that his people had a boat of their own. A joke about Eskimos and cod liver oil follows Henry’s misadventure while playing South Pole explorers.
Clear guidance on overcoming self limiting views. It labels Someday and I can't as barriers and urges immediate action. The author urges mothers to model effort for children and promotes starting now with small rewards to build ability. Bell Syndicate WNU Service.
Florence Cane argues in Parents' Magazine that art engages a child's physical mental and emotional life. She urges viewing art as essential, like reading or geography, to lift society from materialism and despair and channel upheaved emotions into constructive creation.
A short exchange features a colored boy naming his parents Ferdinand and Liza, and a playful pun about a poet and a renewing bank note, highlighting characterful dialogue in a clipped, humorous style.
A dialogue between a concerned father and his freshman son discusses boundaries around kissing the new maid. The son jokes about a dark hall as a concealment, reflecting awkward campus flirtations and authority dynamics.
A brief dialogue captures a playful memory of someone asking if another remembers them from Atlantic City. The conversation pivots on tipping people and a humorous misremembered bridge game.
Pattern 9621 offers wool bloomers to wear under children’s dresses from ages two to ten. The design features a frock overlay with front fullness, pleats, puffed sleeves, and easy buttoning access. Requires fabric yardage listed for size 6, with order details and a sew chart included.
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