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Newspaper
The Clermont Courier
Location
Batavia, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jul 01, 1931
Page
7
A simple note suggests serving freshly baked gingerbread warm from the oven with cream cheese as a favored pairing. It mentions the appeal of a plain eater enjoying a cozy, comforting dessert.
Poem about unseen beauty near us when we pause and heed the world around. It contrasts daily clatter with tender glimpses of kindness, smiles in crowds, and the danger of missing connections as people pass by with closed doors.
A Beecher descendant promotes a club aiming for no grips no secrets and true togetherness by valuing people over lineage The piece contrasts this with Vienna streets and old social norms suggesting society’s backbone favors separateness and inherited status.
The cellar should be ventilated to cool the ground floor. Open two opposite windows daily during heat, with screens. Consider outside mounting for summer, and sunny-windows for warm entrances in cool weather. Eliminate damp spots, remove puddles, and disinfect remaining moisture.
Practical home tips advise cooling a sunburn with bicarbonate paste and water, avoiding deep cuts on dry lawns, and watering thoroughly to saturate soil. It also notes sunning and airing iceboxes to preserve ice.
A landowner sells a forested plain and its trees vanish. Erosion and floods follow as wind and sun threaten the landscape. A boy asks about trees and the man explains forests provide shade, moisture, fuel, timber, paper, oils, medicines, and a breathable air cycle.
A humorous column notes a manager avoids letting the entire team sit together to prevent a jinx on the day’s game. The piece, syndicated by McClure and credited to WIN Services, reflects early sports superstition humor.
A World War I account highlights Admiral Charles P. Plunkett and five 14 inch naval guns mounted on rail cars that helped seize Sedan and cut German life arteries. The piece also recalls Spike Collins, a hard fighting sergeant, and a laconic colonel who captured a Bavarian lieutenant.
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