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Newspaper

The Clermont Courier

Location

Batavia, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Jan 29, 1930

Page

3

Party frocks for tiny tots and smocks for home and office

A fashion feature details delicate party frocks for little girls with chiffon, lace trims, ribbons, yokes, and varied hemlines. It also covers washable daytime smocks for home and office in pastel colors and printed fabrics, highlighting ensemble outfits and smart detailing.

Good Deed of Pilot Earns Bracelet Gift

Fort Worth pilot George Campbell helped a Navajo Indian 50 miles south of Carthage New Mexico by delivering newspapers and a message. He dropped extra bundles as he flew, the recipient asked for more, and a silver bracelet was sent to the flyer in gratitude.

Fort Worth Texas George Campbell Carthage N. M George Albuquerque

Mother confesses to save her son in New Jersey case

In Asbury Park New Jersey Margaret Kugler 33 West Belmar was cleared by a Monmouth County grand jury of killing William Studeman 40 West Belmar. The boy Raymond Kugler age ten claimed he acted in self defense with a knife after Studeman attacked his father. Police found a blood stained knife in the boy's mother's room and she admitted the crime to influence the trial outcome. The grand jury accepted the boy's account and absolved him of guilt.

Asbury Park N. J John J. Quinn Monmouth County Margaret Kugler West Belmar William Studeman Raymond Studeman Quinn

Dog Saves Man in Maple Lake Boat Sinking

In Minnesota a hunting lodge caretaker, Charles Edwards of Mentor, owed his life to Pat the Chesapeake dog. Pat swam with Edwards for over an hour, towing him more than a mile and a half to shore after their boat sank on Maple Lake. Edwards is recovering as Pat receives care at a St. Paul hospital.

Minneapolis Minn Charles Edwards Mentor Pat Maple Lake Minnesota A. A. Feist St. Paul Fred B. Novotny Twin Cities Edwards

Woman's nap in station costs her shoes in Birmingham

Mrs. R. Moseley of Atlanta visiting Birmingham slept in the station woman’s rest room after removing her hat and shoes. She woke to find both items missing, prompting awareness to stay awake in future travels.

Atlanta R. Moseley Birmingham Ala

Berlin reports spike in self harm attempts amid crisis

In Berlin a surge of personal crisis reports noted far fewer completed suicides but 18 attempted acts and several others in peril. Authorities track these figures as part of ongoing mental health and social support responses.

Berlin

Candy venture blooms into enduring partnership

Margaret Drew runs a tiny factory in a cramped office space and hides a kitchen behind a sign marked kitchen. She meets John Bailey of Universal Advertising and forms a business alliance that becomes the J and M Candy Company and leads to their marriage a year later.

Margaret Drew Todzey Miss Drew Margaret John Bailey M. Drew Pres Universal Advertising Company New Sweet Candy Concern Mr. Bailey Candy John J. and M. Candy, Company

Castoria Ad for Child Remedy

An old Castoria advertisement advises giving the gentle children’s remedy for infant upset. It warns against adult medicines and promotes Castoria as safe, soothing for coats tongue, fretfulness, or sleep troubles, urging to seek a doctor if not relieved and to buy the genuine product with Chas. H. Fletcher’s signature.

Chas. H. Fletcher

Always in Good Humor Bill Freeman Starts Health Cure

Five month old Bill Freeman Jr of Key West reveals his mother’s nervous life at home and the family’s use of Nujol for health. He claims the laxative keeps everyone well, with no drugs or habit forming effects, and promotes it as tasteless and affordable.

Bill Freeman, Jr South Street Key West Florida Bill

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