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Newspaper
The Clermont Courier
Location
Batavia, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jul 10, 1929
Page
3
Castoria is advertised as a safe vegetable remedy for babies and young children. It promises quick relief for fretfulness, colic, constipation, and related discomfort. The ad urges keeping an extra bottle and notes it is suitable for older children as described in the accompanying book.
Pawhuska Oklahoma report describes Herd as a near ghost town after an auction at the county courthouse. Sheriff sale settles mortgages and taxes with a Sedan bank acquiring five blocks twenty five lots and half a land allotment. The Easely estate once envisioned a railroad linked city before rail access failed. A Pawhuska buyer pays 5 dollars per acre for 415 acres. Other lots fetch a dollar fifty to seven per lot.
National University of Mexico expands its summer school faculty with scholars from the Americas. United States, Chile, Costa Rica, and Ecuador will send professors. Lectures include Waldo Frank on United States Spain and Spanish America, Gonzalo Zaldumbide on America and the League of Nations, and Pedro Prado on Chilean literature and American political action.
A lone gunman escaped with 1100 dollars in mutilated bills from the Bank of Montreal main branch after presenting a note to teller B. Dunn demanding cash. Dunn slid the mutilated bills back to the robber, saving thousands. a customer attempted to detain him but failed.
In Cassville Missouri three prisoners from the city jail were released by Judge Emery Smith to pick strawberries as the strawberry season runs in the Ozarks.
W D Verschoyle seeks British patent for a gravitation based air machine that could lift vertically and reach 600 miles per hour, enabling London to New York in under five hours. He proposes electricity to control gravity, removing the need for conventional runways or aircraft.
Washington reports Curacao, a Dutch Caribbean island, endured a night raid June 8 by 500 attackers who seized forts and police HQ, commandeered an American ship, and took hostages. The National Geographic bulletin notes the event mirrors centuries of harbor disputes and colonial strife.
A humorous exchange features Mr Gander-Money claiming abundance and Mrs Gander contrastingly denying being the source of golden eggs. The brief dialogue captures a playful regional flavor in the Stray Stories vignette.
The Brooklyn Eagle quotes a line on wealth and choice in credit. It notes the aircraft industry now employs 75,000 workers in the country, up from 5,000 seven years ago. It also mocks fashion as a sign of character, saying clothes reveal the woman more than the man.
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