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Newspaper
The Clermont Courier
Location
Batavia, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jan 08, 1930
Page
6
An old Musterole advertisement touts mustard oil with menthol and camphor to penetrate, draw out infection and pain in head chest or throat. It claims use by millions for 20 years and doctor or nurse recommendation with versions for milder use for children.
Ronald Waggershauser dropped his glasses off a Lake Mendota pier last summer. Jack Hayward helped search but the glasses were not found until a muskrat den near the pier revealed them. Hayward retrieved the spectacles and returned them to the owner.
The executive bureau authorizes employment of town criers in smaller Philippine barrios to inform residents about laws, addressing communication gaps that left topics often unknown.
Any person who has served in the army navy or marine corps and who has an honorable discharge is entitled to burial at Arlington.
A quipmedley line notes how an old maid views bachelors as foes, while the more a man understands women the less he desires to know. The observation casts gender relations in witty, satirical terms.
In Batavia New York four year old Elmer Schulz Jr confessed to police that he fired the shotgun killing his twenty six year old mother. He said he believed the gun was unloaded and that he did it with his father's gun after saying I am going to shoot you mamma. The case was sent to Genesee county district attorney.
Pierre Dupres, alias the Phantom Bandit, says he wants to return to France citing homesickness and a grave visit to his mother. He details a 22 day voyage on the Loire, seven years at Devil's Island, brutal conditions, and multiple escape attempts before fleeing to Philadelphia.
Steubenville radio mechanic W. T. Fryam, 45, lost his nose in a wreck near the city. Surgeons found the severed nose on the car windshield, it was sewn back in 45 minutes after a 70 stitch procedure, restoring breathing.
In Phillipsburg New Jersey the Verenna family tragedy leaves four of nine children dead after repeated kerosene experiments to start a fire. Three children suffocated and burned when Mrs Verenna poured fuel on the stove. A prior incident in May killed Sadie, daughter of the family. Four tombstones stand as a somber record of failed caution.
Julia Bottomley reports on midseason hats using belting ribbon and pastel felts with cloche shapes, buttoned caps, and aqua marine accents. The footwear forecast includes white kids, black and brown staples, pastel trims, aubergine greens and reds, plus dyeable evening styles and colorful men’s shoes.
Clarice Cummings and George Macdonald, a Georgia delegate, fall in love amid the party’s nominating drama. He declares his feelings during a hotel balcony moment as Clarice worries about leaving the convention with her father. The father approves with quiet joy.
The Socratic method centers on questions and answers. Socrates guided interlocutors point by point while professing ignorance to help them recognize their own ideas.
A San Francisco Chronicle Chronicle reflection notes that regret over lost advantages is not limited to the rich as a poor man recalls times of plenty such as having liver for dinner every day. The piece contrasts memory and fortune with a philosophical tone.
An advertisement urges readers to drink water and take four ounces of Jad Salts before breakfast to flush clogged kidneys. It claims the effervescent mix of grapes and lemon acids with lithia neutralizes urine acids and relieves bladder disorders, with a local druggist noting its popularity.
The dialogue shows an amateur singer planning to perform another song before leaving, while the hostess asks about the emphasis on the program order. The exchange highlights stage management concerns in a live program setting.
A brief aphorism notes that being agreeable is valued in retail work and that business acts as a civilizer. It suggests those in power avoid criticism, while those lower in rank bear the burden of critique.
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