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Newspaper
The Clermont Courier
Location
Batavia, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jul 06, 1927
Page
3
A fragmented recipe page discusses perishable meat dishes and cooking tips. It covers kidneys en brochette beef tongue preparation and heart stuffed with veal plus potted chicken and tips on flavoring using salt onions peppers and caramelized sugar for richer sauces.
Paris fashion notes velvet handbags and all lace frocks set the midsummer look with elegant black and pastel shades. Lace gowns, detachable redingote styles, and matching accessories like velvet belts and hats pair with pastel crin caps to create a feminine wardrobe trend.
A list of quiz questions covers topics from geography and history to literature and science. It asks who spoke famous lines, who wrote famous works, and details about landmarks, inventions, and historic events, spanning dates, places, and notable figures.
A compiled set of quiz style items includes baseball score tie 1-1 on May 1 1920 between Boston and Brooklyn. Other entries cover Andrew Johnson Sir Joshua Reynolds Russia and other topics.
A Civil War era yarn from Mace Liverwurst recounts a cyclone he survived. He claims lightning fried a hog into lard in a grease pan, a chicken was torn and fried in grease, and a frying pan landed upright beside the hog while the grass ignited.
An ad notes unbroken Bayer packages containing twelve tablets with proven directions. It mentions handy boxes priced at a few cents and also bottles of 24 and 100 tablets sold by druggists.
Berkhampstead School museum features the Peter the Wild Boy exhibit amid new findings about children raised by animals. Peter, found in 1725 near Hamelin, survived on bark and berries, reached England a year later, never learned speech, and died in 1785 at Axter's End farm.
Bell-Ans is promoted as a universal remedy for over acidity digestion belching gas sourness heartburn nausea and other digestive issues. It claims 30 years of use with doctors nurses and dentists recommending it as safe pleasant and sure relief for indigestion. Free samples offered by Bell & Co Inc Orangeburg NY.
The Charleston was included in Ulster Ireland's annual dancing tournament as a separate competition. Held at Victoria Hall Belfast by the Ulster Amateur Dancing championship, it welcomed all amateur dancers in Ulster with a first prize a loving cup from the Belfast lord mayor. Katharine Watson of Derry judged and noted Belfast dancers ahead of Derry.
An advertisement directs readers to obtain Dr Peerys Dead Shot for worms or tapeworms from the druggist at 372 Pearl Street. A Bangor Maine deed describes a land parcel with five inch street frontage and 100 feet depth. The text notes that men capable of brilliant writing often disregard their own maxims.
Engineers report three or more color transmission by wireless to reproduce delicate shadings. After a year of experiments, colored telephotos using the same principle as black and white are being developed. Separate transmission is required for each color.
The scene contrasts Betty and Beryl as they discuss modesty and fashion. The text notes Betty’s modest dress while Beryl flaunts dice clothes. It frames a satire on wealth and consumption, showing the miser’s questionable pleasure in poverty.
The article explains varying lengths of leagues in different eras and regions. It notes the Roman league at 1.376 modern miles, the Norman introduced league at 2.9 miles, the metric league at four kilometers, and the nautical league as a twentieth of a degree equaling three geographical miles or 8.657 statute miles.
A wall placard at a Dortmund area coal mine storehouse urges visitors to skip handshakes. It states that shaking hands is a waste of time unhygienic and often poorly received and will not influence order placements from the firm.
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