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Newspaper
The Clermont Courier
Location
Batavia, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jul 11, 1928
Page
6
A compact urging to abandon verse and read nature itself. The poet says rivers mountains and a single green blade reveal more truth and hope than years of written words and invites the reader to seek God’s book in outdoors scenes.
Butterflies and moths offer exquisite beauty and fascinating life stages for photographers. Nature Magazine notes they provide rich, camera ready subjects for any enthusiast eager to document growth and change.
A reader critiques a sermon by a respected clergyman who asserts science and religion can co exist but uses many facts from a single recent book without naming its author. The writer urges intellectual honesty, noting scientists rely on writers to publicize work and praising the book’s educator who presented the material with proper attribution.
A reflective essay urges self examination to curb fault and grow virtue. Readers are advised to sit quietly, scrutinize personal frailties, and pursue moral and humane aims, arguing that success comes from self knowledge and disciplined will, not blaming others.
A tale contrasts cautious applicants for a chauffeur job with a bold final candidate who declines a dangerous curve unless necessary. The piece argues half of risks are avoidable and urges minimizing risk to protect friends, reputation, and money while noting haste drives many poor choices.
A critic argues a pastor was wrongly credited for a modern investigation's achievements. The author asserts the scholar’s work, not the pastor, deserves the recognition, emphasizing misattribution and ethical duty of citation.
Viola Brothers Shore uses sharp witticisms on love and justice. The passage contrasts genuine passion with theater and truth, noting how tears leave no trace and a lie harms less than a convincing imitation of truth.
Billie Brownie visits Tree Sparrows and Red-Breasted Nuthatches to learn how to tell the two Nuthatch families apart. The sparrows describe their winter habits and appearance, while the nuthatches explain blunt tails and pointed bills, noting the white-breasted cousins.
Leon Nicolas, Paris champion baker, showcased at a salon under the International Bakers' Institute patronage. He shaped and prepared four minutes of dough into five long loaves, two round loaves, six long rolls, six crescent rolls, and five round rolls.
A landlady chides a student for three months of unpaid rent while asserting the place should feel like home. The student defends the arrangement as homey. The remark on neglect as an easy rest cure implies a critique of avoidance, with a wry note from Berlin Der Wahre Jakob.
Citizens question the appeal of a harmless diversion, arguing that what looks like a good time can mask emptiness or mischief. Critics urge restraint and responsibility while supporters defend freedom of enjoyment and social bonding.
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