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Newspaper
The Clermont Courier
Location
Batavia, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jul 16, 1930
Page
3
Nellie Maxwell surveys kitchen favorites with a ham loaf recipe using smoked ham and pork, eggs, milk, onion, crumbs and a mushroom or tomato sauce. Also shared are date bars, a rich sour milk pancake, a gelatin drink with ginger ale, and fruit garnishes.
A humorous sketch describes the French Doodlepog as an enduring doglike creature in Nat History style. Details portray a pair on a south France elephant hunt, seven months to bury the elephant bones, and a quirky note on hors d oeuvres hunting.
A Chicago judge questions alimony linking it to divorce rates and asks how large payments affect wives like Edith who supported family life while husbands pursued success. The narrative contrasts a failing marriage, a faded wife, and a judge’s take on alimony’s perceived unfairness.
The article notes Kant never left Konigsberg yet travel expands with autos, ocean liners, and planes. It cites rising American tourism and urges travel as a defining industry fueled by restlessness, curiosity, and wanderlust across social classes.
Ito, a boy living with his parents on a distant mountain, dreams of the sea. His father travels to Enoshima to find a home for the family, bringing back a sea lantern made from a balloon fish. The lantern links the family to the sea and the Tree of the Slender Fingers as they await a hopeful future.
Horizontal clues include warmth source in winter and garden option. Teeth, between meal item, bush flowers, baseball tool, pronoun, and more. Vertical entries cover preposition, start of malady, photo appeal, boy’s nickname, identity, doctor abbreviation, donkey family member, possession of hand, and a children favorite item.
Instructions describe turning a cereal box into a working two bucket well toy. Cut two window-like openings, insert a cross stick with a wire handle, attach acorn cups as buckets, and wind a string to create opposite movement, lifting and lowering one bucket as the other descends.
Poem by Douglas Malloch from 1930 declares the life truth that success lies in following one's best talent. It argues that choices like art or plumbing hinge on individual passion and fit, not prestige or pay, urging each person to pursue what they inherently do best.
An elderly widow, Mrs. Rankin, in a spring town, buys silver high heel slippers and later injures her ankle at a dance. A doctor visits, revealing family tensions with her son’s marriage to a Braithe. Rankin’s loneliness drives her to relive youth until she finds contentment in granddaughter Nancy’s wedding.
A brief quote from Woman's Home Companion argues that those who desire perfect clock accuracy seek an unattainable standard, reflecting on optimism and expectations.
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