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Newspaper
The Clermont Courier
Location
Batavia, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Feb 22, 1933
Page
6
A Western Newspaper Union piece from 1933 extols candy rich foods and offers practical recipes. It describes cinnamon candy marshmallow potato dish Nut clusters in pastry shells butterscotch pudding and peanut brittle additions with simple preparation steps.
Johnny Chuck contemplates moving from his old orchard den to a new spot near a dusty roadway. Sammy Jay reassures him that a loud monster is only an automible and urges him to explore. Johnny braves the gravel road, endures dust, and adjusts to a busier, hotter doorstep while defending his choice to stay.
Servants arrive at the house where Peter stays to discover him on the roof braying, a scene described with emphasis on the unusual behavior and setting. The incident appears in a period report noting the curious moment involving the named figure.
A compact collection of humorous and critical vignettes on street behavior, cars, pedestrians, and social manners from 1933. Includes reflections on motorists, crutches, and pushcarts, plus a civic plea that streets belong to the public and not a few individuals.
The article explains increasing driving distance by using a longer arc and a longer, springy shaft. It notes golfers like Jones extend their stroke to gain momentum, while maintaining smooth pressure. A longer club allows standing farther back and swinging a wider arc to propel the ball farther without extra effort.
The Worms community in Germany founded a Jewish museum displaying historic items including prayer books from 1272 featuring full-page Romanesque miniature paintings.
Frederick H. Owen, a 55 year old Frankfort Kansas farmer, long missing since November 1918, was legally restored to life by a District court after his son sought a death declaration in 1931 and his brother located him in Exira Iowa in November of the previous year.
A 25 year old case in General Sessions links an overcoat button to Ralph Green, convicted of murdering his life long friend Ned Walker. Textile expert James Crittick testified the button came from Green's coat, with evidence including thread and fabric fragments. Green sentenced to twenty years to life.
Romanian grave robbers opened the coffin of Elizabeth Nagy in Nagyperente near Cluj. The woman sat up and asked what they wanted, then the men fled and later went insane. She had died three days earlier and was saved from suffocation by the attempted theft.
Three Owensboro men Monnie Nalley Herbert Nalley and Ben Haines pried bricks from beneath a jail window with a coal bucket handle and escaped from Rockport Indiana where they had been held for two weeks on theft charges from Indiana farmers. It marks the second fall break here in six months.
Fox terrier Splinters ran a half mile to alert owner Charles Regalia as his Napa, California home caught fire. Regalia saved his wife and four children. the dog’s warning helped evacuate the family before they were temporarily out of their home.
New Straitsville Ohio Howard Harney thirty eight years old is dead after attempting to shoot a slot machine in a soft drink parlor. He fired four times at the machine and was killed in an ensuing confrontation with bystanders. Police arrested Marl Platzer.
A quip on youth and appetite by John Burroughs cited in Our Dumb Animals. It contrasts craving apples with aging and social envy, noting signs of growing up as the fruit fades from daily life.
Miss Hazel Moore of Michigan City Indiana recounts severe monthly pains and cramps that left her bed bound until she used Dr Pierce’s Favorite Prescription. She says her weight improved and all suffering disappeared and she has enjoyed good health since. Sold by all druggists.
An advertisement claims Sinusiptec relieves sinus trouble with phrases alleging a prominent New York judge and his wife died by their own hand due to illness. It urges readers to prevent sinus infections and use the product, describing symptoms and directions for use.
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