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Newspaper
The Clermont Courier
Location
Batavia, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Feb 01, 1933
Page
2
Dates are praised as a nutritious homegrown American product with growing popularity for confections and meals. Arabian imports remain, but domestic dates are demanded for pies bars and salads. A sample recipe for Date Pie and stuffed dates with peanut butter or fondant is provided along with serving ideas. 1983 Western Newspaper Union.
Old Mother West Wind directs the breeze to aid Striped Chipmunk and cousins Happy Jack Squirrel and Chatterer the Red Squirrel. The wind shakes down brown nuts, the chipmunk fills his secret store, and the breezes discover the joy of work while autumn hushes the meadow.
A blend of humorous school tidbits includes comments on Sweden's principal experts, the idea of Joan of Arc's summer home, and playful definitions like Rin-tin-tin and Ahatomy. It also mentions measures for conservation, ostrich related terms, and playful misprints.
A reflective verse by Douglas Malloch warns that fear breeds more worry than actual loss. It contrasts losers who face fate with pessimists who anticipate trouble and suggests anxious minds anticipate misfortune more than those who endure.
The passage describes a dying Caesar blind to threats and then reacting to Brutus’s betrayal. It ends with the iconic misquote about Brutus, noting it as part of a Bell Syndicate WNU Service context.
Jack Sharkey poses with the heavyweight title belt in New York prior to leaving for Bermuda. He joins a lineage of champions including Sullivan, Corbett, Fitsimmons, and Jeffries as photographers capture the moment. The piece also discusses the role of the chief justice and the federal court system.
Lena remarks that many people associate happiness with being very slim, joking about a bank roll’s size as the measure. The quip reflects 1932 era concerns with weight and public image in a light, syndicated humor tone.
To extend broom life dip them for a minute or two in a kettle of boiling suds once a week. This treatment makes the bristles tougher yet pliable, aiding durability.
Ad purports to be sixty years old claiming Dr Pierce's Pleasant Pellets regulate liver and bowels as the original small pills. The brief text markets the product directly to readers.
A religious verse attributed to James Ellis warns against valuing wealth over faith. It frames riches as a temptation and calls for spiritual devotion over material gain.
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