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Newspaper

The Clermont Courier

Location

Batavia, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Jan 22, 1936

Page

6

Moose camp quarrel over bear and leather work

Garth and companions endure a harsh night in the moose camp. They fend off a grizzly warning while Miss Ramill, Huxley, and Mr Ramill adjust to rough living, cooking moose muffle, sewing moccasins, and managing thirst and tension. The bear sighting sharpens tempers as they press on.

Miss Ramil Huxley Garth Miss Ramill Lilith Ramill Vivian Sunser Mr. Ramill Lilith Jeanio Alan High Seas Thames Henghist Horsa Ramill Mr. Koi Rockies Sierras Mr. Ramil

Prospector Alarms Treacherous Mine Flight in Far North

Alan Garth, a lone prospector, guides a landing plane that carries Burton Ramill, Lilith Ramill, and Vivian Huxley to his platinum claim. The group plans a risky ascent but treachery looms as Garth secretly removes a plane part and faces a treacherous trek back to safety.

Alan Garth Airways Burton Ramill Lilith Vivian Huxley Garth Lilith Rami Carliest Ramill The Mackenzie

Desert camp confrontation on tundra with Garth

Garth sleeps in a moss bed above a platinum placer. He joins a camp where Miss Ramill empties a sugar pouch into tea while Mr. Ramill and Huxley watch. Miss Ramill taunts Garth about dinner as Huxley tenses for a possible fight. To be continued.

Garth Mr. Ramill Huxley Miss Ramill Mr. Garth

Finland's National Bath Rules the Finnish Way

In country districts Finns share the sauna a long session heats stones for several bathers. Women heat the oven, water poured on rocks fills the room with steam. Bathers cool by lake dip or cold shower, birch leaf rub adds aroma. Farmers even build bath houses before homes. cities offer public baths.

Finland Detroit News

Drowning Myths and Real Signs From Public Health

The U S public health service notes that drowning persons do not always rise three times. Many drowners never surface after submergence, while a panicked struggle causes water in the windpipe and sinking. Some may rise more than three times if they retain some control before exhaustion.

United States Public Health Service

Pheasants Fall Short as Mothers in Captivity

The article notes incubators hatch pheasants adequately while hens prove better mothers, but captive pheasants often fail at rearing. It describes hens roaming a large field during summer and appearing to “look pretty” rather than tending brood.

Wrap Around Makes Good Utility Frock

A jiffy wrap around with a smart shirtwaist air offers general utility wear from morning till change. It slips on like a coat and opens flat for froning with generous front overlap. Pattern 2539 in sizes 14 through 48, 35 yards 86 inch fabric for size 16. Send 15 cents to Sewing Circle Pattern Dept. 243 W Seventeenth St New York City.

Sewing Circle Pattern Dept Seventeenth St New York City

Balboa Beheaded at 42 in Darien after Arrest

Balboa, famed discoverer of the Pacific, was executed in Darien Panama at age forty two after being accused of seizing ships to seek Peruvian riches. Pizarro, then a soldier, arrested him and carried out the end Balboa had begun.

Balboa Pacific Darien Panama Peru Pizarro

Demagogue Defined by Boy and Father Exchange

A small boy asks what a demagogue is. The father responds that a demagogue persuades people to listen to arguments they disagree with. The exchange frames demagoguery as persuasive rhetoric used against one’s own views.

Truth at Last Film Star Quote Sparks Publicity Debate

A dialogue snippet shows a film star declaring a wish for a home with ten children, with a friend challenging the idea as foolish while the publicity department features in Film Fun, reflecting gossip culture.

Guilty Without a Doubt in a Mayor’s Family Shuffle

In a stray story, a driver insists he had the right of way but is blamed for a crash. The officer cites influence, noting the mayor’s son, the police chief’s brother, and an upcoming marriage to the suspect’s sister.

Similarities Test Answer Key

These word-pair analogies use the given options to complete relationships.

Lantern Design Crocheted Potholders Set

Crochet potholders made from heavy cotton in red green and yellow lantern patterns. Each holder measures 6 inches and requires no padding. Instructions No. 732 mailed for 10 cents or with materials for 40 cents from Home Craft Co Dept B St Louis Mo. Include stamped self addressed envelope.

Address Home Craft Co Dept. B Nineteenth and St. Louis Ave St. Louis

Hezikiah Brown Loses Foreclosure to Topeka Bank

Hezikiah Brown a colored man loses a foreclosure action to a Topeka bank. The judgment gives the bank title to 19 of 20 acres adjoining Shunganunga creek. Kansas law allows a single piece homestead of one acre. Hezekiah selects a 15 foot strip along the creek edge. Bankers must boat or wade across the creek to reach their land.

Topeka Kansas Hezekiah

Public Opinion Shapes an Eight Man as Much as Experience

Public opinion molds the eight man perhaps even more than experience, influencing choices and perceptions in sports and civic life as communities weigh talent against proven ability.

Quite Proper Dialogue Between Lovers Examines Money Motives

A scene centers on a woman and a young man where a kiss becomes a test of discretion. The woman defends the act by claiming she checked the man’s financial standing, signaling social maneuvering over affection.

No Regrets Tray Story in Stories Magazine

A fragment from Stories Magazine quotes a comical remark about a forgotten party. The amused exchange recalls a missed gathering and the social embarrassment of absent memories.

Tray Stories Magazine

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