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Newspaper

The Clermont Courier

Location

Batavia, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Dec 26, 1934

Page

2

Secret Service Thriller Under Hudson Ties Counterfeit Ring

Chief Flynn traced counterfeit $2 bills to a Highland New York town near the Hudson. He shadowed suspects Salvatore Cueno and Vincent Gaglio, trapped them in a saloon raid, and had them convicted. The crackdown helped halt the operation. WNU service.

Everal Flynn United States Secret Service Philadelphia New York Hudson River New York State Highland Salvatore Cueno Vincent Gaglio Secret Service Hudson United States WNU Service

Iron Age Relics Found in Ballintoy Caves Ireland

Archaeologists led by Dr J Wilfrid Jackson from the Manchester museum uncover early Iron Age remains in Ballintoy caves. A baked clay female figurine, akin to Crete artifacts, is the era’s standout find. A six foot deep fireplace built of water-worn stones is exposed, with a surrounding stone wall. Bones include piercers and heddies and a two inch polished feeder with a formed eye.

Ballintoy Northern Ireland J. Wilfrid Jackson Manchester Museum Crete

Misleading Melody Prompts Banana Scarcity Quip

Washington Star quotes a light-hearted official and Senator Sorghum debating old songs. The exchange hints that posterity might misread a lyric about bananas as a sign of tropical fruit scarcity amid crop failures.

Sorghum Washington Star

Farmer Parents Proud As Son Wins Harvard Squash Championship

A farm couple celebrates their son’s achievement after he writes from Harvard that he has won the squash championship. Father Penley jokes about making a farmer out of the boy, praising his self denial and hard work.

Rich man credits wife’s early meals for drive

A wealthy man explains his success started with his wife’s cooking when they married. He realized he must earn enough to hire a cook or risk indigestion and hardship.

She Was Willing Curate Admiring a Bowl of Bulbs

A London Tit-Bits excerpt depicts Mrs Bird and Mrs Binks discussing bulbs and an opening time. The light exchange hints at a social outing and a playful readiness to step out for a quick drink.

Thrown Back Sea Captain to New Midshipman

A humorous exchange from Pearson's Weekly shows the sea captain remarking that the fool of the family is sent to sea while the midshipman notes changes from bygone days, highlighting generational shifts in seafaring life.

Midshipman Pearson’s Weekly

Woman laments monthly hair care costs and mussed styles

A quoted speaker notes paying $40 monthly to maintain hair and describes the trouble of easily mussed hair. The remarks convey concern over upkeep and styling costs in daily life.

Lofty Assumptions About Business Advice

Mr Dustin Stax criticizes his former advisers describing them as a brain crust rather than a brain trust. He contrasts a highbrow group with practical guidance, noting the bias toward pretension. The exchange frames a lesson on selecting useful counsel in business.

Dustin Stax

Young Foreman Proves Knowledge Outpaces Boss

Farmer Corntessel praises his son in new role saying he now knows the business better than the boss but must persuade the boss to approve decisions. The dialogue hints at a surging competence and a challenge to authority within the firm.

Farmer Corntessel

Don’t Be So Modest Visitor

A dialogue between a visitor and a prisoner reveals a playful exchange about a pen name and real identity. Santa Fe Magazine presents light humor and character interaction.

Santa Fe Magazine

Judge Bart Sits Out A Month In Quirky Stunt

A newspaper notes Judge Bart would not sit for a month, describing it as a publicity stunt. The remark frames the unusual punishment as a deliberate media ploy rather than a judicial action.

Bart

Synonym Lesson Sparks Quick Witty Exchange

A teacher asks what a synonym is and a pupil jokes that it is a word used when you can’t spell another. The playful exchange highlights classroom humor.

Satin frock pattern 2029 offers chic jabot yoke design

The advertisement promotes Sewing Circle Pattern 2029 for a satin frock worn day or night. It features a joined jabot and yoke bodice with innovative sleeve details and pleated skirt panels for graceful movement. Available in sizes 16 to 46, size 36 requires 4% yards of 39 inch fabric. price 15 cents.

Sewing Circle Pattern Department West Seventeenth Street New York City

SHREWD POLITICIAN: A LEADER WITH PREDICTIVE INSTINCT

A Washington Star quote portrays a shrewd politician who earned a reputation for predicting outcomes and loudly advocating them. The line highlights the art of foresight in political leadership and public persuasion.

Washington Star

Quackery Claim Sparks Jocular Doctor Exchange

A pest calls a doctor for free medical advice claiming odd noises in his head. The doctor replies with a sharp joke about wheels needing oiling, reflecting a humorous exchange in a medical setting.

Witty retort from a Cincinnati Enquirer quote

A sharp response from an old maid to a question about kisses. She quips that if she dies tomorrow it will not be from curiosity, delivering a dry, humorous line.

Cincinnati Enquirer

Quote from Royal Arcanum Bulletin

A fragment quotes a line about statistics and mortality. The speaker contrasts a watch ticking with a man dying while another urges letting time run down. The source is a brief bulletin item.

Royal Arcanum Bulletin

Swinging Gait Noted In Descriptive Observation

The report describes a person whose walk sways back and forth as if hinged in the back. The remark emphasizes the swinging gait as the key observable trait, distinguishing it from other motions.

Twas Ever Thus Quitting Worry Urged by Doctor

A lighthearted exchange shows one speaker confessing worry and another bluntly warns to quit worrying or face consequences as a doctor’s advice. The brief dialogue captures practical humor about stress.

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