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Newspaper
The Clermont Courier
Location
Batavia, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jan 11, 1933
Page
6
A narrative recalls late nineteenth century dining excess featuring a princely guest who sank funds on lavish meals and claimed to dine at home before every outing. The anecdote appears alongside an ad for Dr. Pierce’s Favorite Medication and a brief note on the limits of pull in securing positions.
An advertisement recounts a woman's eczema worsening to large wet eruptions on hands and arms. She credits relief to Cuticura Soap and Ointment after one box and part of a soap cake, noting prices and a free sample offer from Cuticura Laboratories.
A provocative line argues coldness in romance can paradoxically prompt affection. The aphorism suggests emotional restraint shapes how others respond, reflecting a dry, emotionally charged view of relationships.
A serialized romance continues as Lady Blanche Farm depicts ordinary life with lyrical detail. The narrative centers on domestic scenes, personal relationships, and social mores of a small New England setting.
Philip Starr, an architect from Boston, visits Hamstead and meeting Blanche Manning’s circle at the old South Road farm. He admires Mary and Paul’s sister, learns Blanche may be available, and admits loving Blanche while Mary hints at the family’s courtship customs and Blanche’s potential openness to his suit.
Ignatz Strasznoff, a veteran con artist, was arrested on stage at the Heller theater in Budapest while playing the lead in a self written comedy about his exploits. Dressed in his glittering uniform he duped officials and diplomats, including a French government pay off, before being seized by detectives at curtain fall amid an audience that believed it was part of the act. Europe awaits his trial.
Boston architect Philip Starr meets Blanche Manning in a Vermont village near Hamstead. He learns of her family as he travels to Burlington. Blanche offers lodging with her cousin Mary Manning for the night due to the long drive and lack of a hotel.
W K Thompson of Bridgeport seeks to identify a stranger buried in his family plot at Odd Fellows cemetery in Bridgeport. For six months he has tried to learn who lies in the grave but records offer no clues. He has posted notices asking for information and warned the body will be removed by law if not identified.
Chicago Bringham Harrington, 48 years on the railroad, retires and declares the locomotive job a sissy task. He cites automatic signals and air brakes as removing the thrill and danger. He adds locomotives no longer even blow up, diminishing the engineer’s daring image.
George G. Walter age sixty two collapsed and died of heart disease while watching a coffin bearing his mother in law lowered into a grave at a cemetery in Wikhart Indiana.
Scientific American discusses a plan by Prof Miles Walker of Manchester to create a 100000 person colony governed entirely by scientists engineers and economists. The piece questions feasibility and warns the project could fail and require eliminating the rest of humanity.
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