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Newspaper
The Clermont Courier
Location
Batavia, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jan 16, 1929
Page
2
An advertisement in Izvestia pleads for a receipt to prove the theft of a Wichman accounting ruler. It names house 126 Leningrad Road and a June 1928 theft from Dreyer, a Moscow Technical Institute student, asking the thief to send a receipt to Moscow Garahovskaya 16.
Mrs. Ernestine Maser of Newark found dead with a gas tube in her mouth and a pen written will. Police learned twelve year old Peter Anselmo wrote the note after being asked to draft it as Maser criticized penmanship and sent the boy away with a quarter. The will lacks proper witnessing and is invalid.
Marianne Waldmann, 38, daughter of Freiburg patrician banker, emptied her father’s bank to attract men. She funded gifts with bank funds and forged favorable ledgers until the bank failed and her father was jailed, later revealed as the real forger.
In St Paul a $400 diamond studded gold watch lost in 1904 by Eloise L. Calihan was found in J. B. Samuels pawnshop. Inspector William Conway recognized it from his records, earning praise as the memory of an elephant for recalling the missing piece.
A small spaniel protected Fifteen year old Helen Ruth Moss as a motorist pretended to ask directions and attempted to abduct her near Oakland. The dog attacked the assailant, breaking his grip and enabling Helen to escape.
Quote exchange from the Washington Star notes a humorous exchange about living without discomfort and being reincarnated as a goldfish through Miss Cayenne. The light item reflects a satirical tone and celebrity-style banter.
Two residents discuss forming a local league in the suburb to coordinate plans for this year's garden and for keeping chickens. The informal agreement aims to organize shared projects among neighbors.
An old health column urges readers to have kidneys examined, drink a quart of water daily, and use four ounces of Rad Salts with lemon and grape acid to flush sluggish kidneys. It links excess rich foods to kidney pain, urinary issues, and rheumatic twinges, touting Rad Salts as inexpensive and safe.
A brief exchange overheard at a concert in Kansas City described as a light moment with quips about a violin accompaniment and mild attitudes toward the music.
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