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Newspaper
The Clermont Courier
Location
Batavia, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jan 21, 1931
Page
7
Betsy Callister offers guidance for brewing coffee for many people using bulk measures. She suggests one pound for fifty servings, prepare a reserve, grind fresh daily, and store airtight. Use clean pans, boil with soda to sanitize, and strain coffee through cheesecloth bags to remove grounds.
In a family wedding tale readers are advised to preserve a piece of the wedding cake for any remaining unmarried daughters else fate may doom them to lifelong singleness.
Poem reflecting on equality and kindness with grass metaphor. The speaker urges simple warmth from others, noting all are kin and that wealth or rank should not preclude goodwill. Mentions May growth and shared humanity across time.
A Chicago wife slides down the banister for recreation, sparking divorce and custody battles. The judge grants alimony and custody, sparking debate on whether such fun warrants sympathy or censure.
An eclectic mix of humor and botany notes. It features a mock tribute to a pulp creature the snooplecrab and a brief overview of the silver maple including its growth, wood, leaves, and common disease tar leaf spot. It cites humorous insets and an old Western Newspaper Union credit from 1931.
Practical age old tips for child digestion from the 1931 Western Newspaper Union piece. Highlights include thorough chewing, proper mixing of food in the mouth, correct measurement of dry ingredients, quick spinach cooking to preserve nutrients, omelets with spinach, and timing portions of candy and fruit. It also covers bread yeast mixtures, sugar and salt proportions, and festive custards with peanut brittle additions.
In Devon rural districts sheep shearing is a festive communal event. Neighbors unite to shear quickly with the host ensuring hospitality, a shearer works about 30 sheep daily, and after last sheep is shorn a ram’s horn filled with liquor is passed as each man toasts the flock before a night of feasting and merrymaking.
The ad touts Plough's Favorite Bouquet Powder as the largest selling powder at 25c, appealing to thrifty beauty shoppers. It highlights square red boxed 25c standard quality, plus Exquisite 50c and Incense of Flow variants in red round and oval boxes for different skin needs.
Earl Walker a Detroit filling station attendant faced a bandit who ordered him to raise his hands. Walker did not comply at once and the robber fired, the bullet lodging in his vest. Walker felt a chest jolt but remained unhurt as he pulled the spent cartridge from his pocket. the bandit fled, perhaps due to a faulty gun cartridge.
A mutual arrangement to induce hostile or nonfriendly parties to live together in harmony. The term applies to individuals, societies, or peoples and outlines a path to peace among conflicting groups.
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