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Newspaper
The Clermont Courier
Location
Batavia, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jul 11, 1934
Page
7
Mrs. Post voices that refusing a blind date with a stranger was prudent and proper. She notes choosing to go with a known group was sensible, while insisting on respect and amiability matters in social refusals.
Aleister Crowley known as Beast 666 loses a second defamation suit in London courts as judges dismiss claims of character damage. The case revisits his notorious O T O love cult and amid testimony recounts his flamboyant persona and controversial activities in Greenwich Village and Cefalu.
The dialogue has Senator Sorghum admitting ambiguity about money problems while stressing their value. He says they offer mental engagement for people with surplus time and implies they serve as a distraction from idle hours. The exchange highlights a cynical view of public concern and priorities.
Chester Morris in Topeka Kansas is serving two life terms and has asked the governor to pardon him from the first sentence so he can begin serving the second. Pardon attorney Judge A S Foulks notes Morris seeks commutation for fairness since he did not expect to live to finish the first term. He argues a second term cannot start until release from the first.
Guy Diltz, an engineer at the Logan waterworks plant, was badly burned by escaping steam and scalding water. Unable to reach others by telephone he set off a siren to summon help while police found him firing the reserve holler to keep the plant in operation.
In New Haven Connecticut a cat named Tabby, grieving after the drowning of her kittens, adopted seven white rat infants. Tabby cared for the newborns as if they were her own, with maternal jealousy noted by locals.
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Senator Sorghum argues that buying votes is not a purchase but a gamble, reflecting regional views on electoral influence and the reliability of votes as delivered. He emphasizes that the outcome depends on uncertain delivery rather than a definite exchange.
A customer asks for a dog drinking trough and the clerk offers one inscribed For the dog. The woman replies she does not mind the inscription because her husband never drinks water and the dog cannot read.
A humorous quip notes a scientist claims tactile color distinguishing is possible. The line uses a playful scenario of slapping a man and his yell to imply color via sensation, reflecting humorous observational wit rather than scientific claim.
In a brief Stray Stories exchange a man asks if his present income would suffice for marriage. The reply pivots to prudence and then redirects to a sharper joke about choosing Mary as the partner.
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