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Newspaper
The Clermont Courier
Location
Batavia, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jul 09, 1930
Page
7
Julia Bottomley reports a renewed appetite for sailor hats and versatile five way outfits. The feature highlights new straw sailors, mushroom brims, berets, and Milan straw styles, plus adaptable ensembles for golf and tennis with detachable components.
George A. Dorsey argues that humans differ from dead matter by growth and incorporating external materials, outlining evolution of body and mind with motor, sensory, and cognitive tools. He notes inevitabilities in culture, religion, and family life, and questions future freedom and pace of change.
Charles C. M. McGonegal, 34, wounded in World War I, has taken office as Bell postmaster after nine months of red tape. He lost both hands in France, yet he drives, flies (seeking license), fishes, hunts, swims, rides, and handles mail with skilled hooks, proving his life uncramped by disability.
An old promotion touts Castoria for infant and child ailments from teething to constipation. It urges avoiding adult medicines and recommends the genuine product with Chas H Fletcher’s signature.
Researchers at a Berlin university report training fish to recognize a bag by letters and to distinguish the letters R and B, claiming the fish can use visual cues to identify their preferred food.
Plenty of readers claim indigestion from rich meals is really an acid condition. Phillips Milk of Magnesia neutralizes acid fast to restore normal digestion and relieve sourness and gas after meals. It offers lasting relief unlike temporary soda doses and makes meals more comfortable.
Four dozen bottles of old English beer, about 150 years old, were discovered bricked behind a castle wall at Sudeley Castle near Worcester during restoration. The beer, found near the burial site of Katherine Parr, was tasted and deemed in perfect condition.
California farmer L. A. Gannon reports a one legged white Leghorn chick hatched in his incubator beside normal chicks. He notes that extra legs are easier to hatch than twin or double yolk freaks, with the one legged chick described as a rarity.
Levi Corliss of Rockland found a duck delaying an egg by sitting on a broken china cup. He created a nest of eggs and the duck kept sheltering the cup, pulling it under. Corliss admires the duck's ambition but doubts a breakfast set will hatch.
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