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Newspaper
The Clermont Courier
Location
Batavia, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jan 21, 1925
Page
3
Peter Gnome travels to children parties and a zoo and sails a boat then returns home. He watches children play games and interacts with animals and dogs, noting their languages and joys while recalling past adventures and longing for home.
The column shares quick brain teasers and punchlines. A clock hides its hands in front of its face as a riddle answer, bookkeepers scratch for a living, and life is the ultimate riddle because we all must give it up.
A crossword style prompt lists numbered clues across and down with nautical, musical, geography, and linguistic terms. It ends noting the solution will appear next issue and references last week’s solution.
James M. Beck urged that Congress request advisory opinions from the Supreme Court on proposed legislation when constitutional questions are doubtful. He argued the court may, at its discretion, provide aid in concrete cases involving Congress power, citing Monroe's 1817 precedent of a justice advising the President.
Viscount Cecil of Chelwood received the Woodrow Wilson peace award and $25,000 medal at a dinner attended by Mrs. Woodrow Wilson and others. Norman H. Pavis presided as Cecil praised U.S. peace stance and noted progress in international cooperation and the League of Nations while urging continued disarmament and naval reductions.
Senators Bruce of Maryland and Harrison of Mississippi sparred on the senate floor over whether the nation has lost faith in the Democratic party. Bruce accused the party of straying toward midwestern states while Harrison labeled Bruce disloyal, defending party loyalty and past service.
An elderly bootmaker received alimony of one penny per week from his wife in Marylebone court. He argued he could not work due to blindness in one eye while his wife was described as a habitual drunkard. The ruling adds to England's low maintenance records.
The American press is full of conflicting tales about Leon Trotsky war minister of Soviet Russia. Some see him in Moscow, others exiled in the Caucasus, while some claim he has returned to control Moscow affairs. Reports claim he has written a book The Lessons of the 1917 Revolution and is attacked by opponents.
The text credits Bipparchus of Nice (c 162 B C) with determining latitude and longitude and discovering the precession of the equinoxes during astronomical work on Rhodes and in Alexandria. He also produced a catalogue of 1,080 stars listing their latitudes and longitudes.
The Consumers league aims to improve welfare through mindful buying. It began in England in 1890 and soon spread to the Working Men's Society in New York.
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