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Newspaper
The Clermont Courier
Location
Batavia, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jan 26, 1938
Page
7
A diner and waiter banter recalls a yesterday steak request with a dry line about returning if unbooked. A separate caption questions corporal punishment and asserts discipline ends as the boy ages, framing it as an athletic event.
Instructions from a homemaker column explain sewing a daven port slipcover with welted inside seams and gathered arm edges. It covers cutting bias fabric around the cord, using a cording foot, attaching the corded edge, and leaving a back opening with snaps. A 48 page Sewing book by Mrs. Spears is offered with 25 cent request.
The ad touts Pepsodent containing Irium as safe and grit free. It claims twice daily use reveals natural pearly luster quickly and leaves the mouth refreshed. It emphasizes customer excitement and the slogan The Miracle of Irium.
A collection of brief maxims and reflections from Adams Johnson Coleridge Bailey Ruskin Juvenal and Seneca. The lines discuss silence speech liberty imitation advice and personal virtue in concise pointed form.
The Washington Post notes a method to recall map locations by seven Chinese terms Pei Nan Tung Hsi Ho Shan Hu translating to north south east west river mountain lake. Using these, Shantung becomes East of Mountain Hopei North of River and Hunan lies south of Lake.
A collection of practical tips on cooking and housekeeping. Keep fish firm with a splash of vinegar in the cooking water, rotate worn linens by stacking freshly ironed items at the bottom, and use a funnel to separate yolks from whites. Thaw meat slowly and prepare an attractive apple dessert with cinnamon and marshmallow centers.
A quirky list notes misread signage and mislabels from a shop window. Items include backward readings on a candy sign and a butcher misnaming poultry, with oddities such as eggs peeping and a duck called a chicken.
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