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Newspaper

The Clermont Courier

Location

Batavia, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Jul 09, 1930

Page

3

The Poor Dame and the Helpers of Fagots

A sequence shows a poor old dame aided by strangers at successive houses with small gifts and gratitude. A young boy helps lift a heavy fagot bundle, then the dame warms the fire and thanks all. A second verse tells of two veteran soldiers Paul and Pawn who imagine dueling but their swords are painted on, not real.

Paul Pawn

The Old Dame and the Shoes

An old dame walks the woods gathering fagots then seeks help in a village. A tall man offers a pair of old shoes she can wear. She thanks him and continues her journey to the next house seeking aid.

The Cuban Rummy by Hugh Hutton

A humorous travel sketch describes a spiritually minded tourist in Havana noting carved creatures above the cathedral portico. The piece links the rummy to Columbus, explains its alleged role in old telecommunication problems, and details a frostbitten long wait to capture a photo of the creature with pistachio head almond shell wings and peanut feet.

Havana Columbus Isabella Metropolitan Newspaper Service

About Our Master Motives by M. K. Thomson Ph D

The piece argues that a master motive drives top achievement keeping focus on a single goal. It describes short term crises and long term aims, noting sacrifice and consolidation of wishes into one dominant drive guiding happiness and success. It cites public figures and everyday aims as examples.

M. K. Thomson Ph. D Tunney McClure Newspaper

The World Hasn't Changed by Douglas Malloch

A nostalgic reflection recalls buggy days and horse drawn rides of 1930. The speaker contrasts past joys with modern cars and progress, noting personal changes while asserting the world remains essentially the same. A stray line about exercise and time is appended.

Evry Douglas Malloch

How to Clean Skylights With Kerosene and Water

To clean skylights apply kerosene and warm water to remove dirt and grease. Let stand a few minutes then wash off with kerosene oil soap and water. Finally polish with a commercial window cleaning powder.

Some Interesting Pimiento Dishes By Nellie Maxwell

Nellie Maxwell presents pimiento based dishes including Squaw Corn with bacon eggs and corn and chopped pimiento, Stuffed Pimientoes with mushrooms and breadcrumbs, and Pimiento Pinwheel Biscuits with cheese and pimiento. The notes suggest cooking steps and bake times from 1930.

Nellie Maxwell Western Newspaper Union

Robot Man Promises Future Machines and Souls

A British inventor unveils a mechanical man named Robot-Mr Richard Robot that can stand bow and speak with limited conversation. He can answer questions like how Garfield died with a hissed reply about assassination. The goal is a more advanced robot with a human soul.

Richard Garfield New York Electrical Society

Wall Flower Romance Sparks Country Club Courtship

Bob and Nancy Crane attend a country club dance where Nancy helps shy girls find partners. Fred Hill, a wall flower advocate, dances with Nancy and falls for her, promising daily visits. A week later they become engaged as Alice notes the merit of quiet girls.

Bensons Bob Nancy Crane Nancy Mr. Hill Fred Hill Sally Jones Sally Fred Alice

Began Athletic Era at Woolwich and Cambridge Contests

The first modern organized athletic meeting began at the Royal Military Academy Woolwich in 1849. Oxford and Cambridge contests started about fifteen years later in the era of organized athletics.

Royal Military Academy Woolwich England Oxford Cambridge

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