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Newspaper
The Clermont Courier
Location
Batavia, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jan 20, 1926
Page
6
In New York at a banquet the famed bandsman said American girls must first go abroad to find success in Paris London Milan and Naples before returning home. He joked about ke' Smith and his wife refusing proposals then courting again, noting his fortune changed the dynamic.
Spring sewing promos urge bright belts and plaid fabrics for dresses. Lightweight wools and ginghams appear in jumper and one piece styles with leather belts and buckles. Washable crepe and tub rayon alpaca join pastel colorings, bordered patterns, and gingham remakes for home dressmaking.
A reflective essay contends the average man may be honest and capable in family life and charity but remains elusive to observers. It cites examples from advertising, retail coats, and a heroic cop saga, arguing heroism arises when the call comes and each man discovers a hidden strength.
Cornell University Ithaca N Y claims the first U S institution to teach electrical engineering and to install outdoor electric lighting in 1878 on campus. The system used two arc lights fed from a dynamo built by W A Anthony and G B Moler, with Bedell noting the historic milestone.
A damaged text fragment shows a landlord speaking to a tenant named Pinklebaum. The quote suggests a tense exchange over trust and faith, with the landlord expressing a hopeful stance while avoiding offense. The overall meaning is unclear due to incomplete wording.
Dr. Max Mason, new University of Chicago president, recalls an amusing anecdote in New York. He notes professors are not always easy marks for bogus stock promoters, recounting a salesman in Wall Street offices who failed to persuade a professor who preferred the room’s art and furnishings to the company.
An old advertisement urges buyers to insist on Bayer on package or tablets to ensure genuine aspirin. It claims safety proven by millions and prescribed by physicians for 25 years and warns imitators may be dangerous. The ad ends with a call to say Bayer when purchasing.
After a three week vacation at a fashionable summer resort hotel Mitchell reports feeling at home. Friends probe whether he enjoyed himself and he replies the hotel life resembled his own hearth with everyone picking on each other all the time.
The term roof of the world refers to broad Pamirs valleys across central Asia. The plateau sits around 18 000 feet high, spans about 37 000 square miles, with peaks exceeding 25 000 feet above sea level.
This advertisement touts Cuticura Ointment for pimples redness roughness or itching. It advises bathing with Cuticura Soap and hot water rinse dry and dusting on Cuticura Talcum for a pleasant fragrance priced at 25 cents each.
A London Punch reflection notes the man who left his fortune to his lawyers is not unique. It cites others who attempted self prepared wills without legal aid and faced similar outcomes.
Partial OCR text shows a New York address sequence and scattered letters. No clear event or action is readable. The fragmentary lines provide little beyond generic street references and cryptic tokens.
A compact quotation set mixes aphorisms about hesitation extinction and healing. It juxtaposes Life magazine style maxims with ancient wisdom, hinting at the fragility of life and the endurance of care through time.
A boy named Jimmie asks to say grace before Christmas breakfast. He earnestly thanks for rest and protection of the past night and for food, then oddly ends with thanks for department stores and all they can buy. The moment contrasts a simple family prayer with consumer-oriented humor.
A bidder seeks a suitable location for a coal yard. The inquiry asks why anthracite should be preferred and regards available sites as procureable. The note frames a business interest in supplying and handling coal.
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