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Newspaper

The Clermont Courier

Location

Batavia, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Jul 17, 1940

Page

2

Notable Editor Dr. C. P. Cooper Recalled In News Memoir

In New York, Dr. Charles Phillips Cooper, longtime Columbia journalism professor and former New York Evening Sun editor, is remembered for his sharp eye and blunt desk style. The piece traces his 1889 Sun start, 24-year rise to editor, and his view that modern papers fare better, alongside anecdotes of press room life and a nod to historical military figure Adna R. Chafee.

EW York Howard Lindsay Charles Phillips Cooper New York Evening C. P. Cooper Sun Columbia University Clarence Day Mr. Lindsay Russell Crouse Charles A. Dana Park Row Cooper Arthur Brisbane Richard Harding Davis Woodford Patterson Cornell University Nelson Lloyd O'Neill ‘ Sevier George Cartaret Stephen French Whitman Homer St. Gaudens Adna R. Chafee Army Corps Sierra Madre New Mexico Chafee Junction City Kan West Point Europe

A Florida to Georgia ramble with Lynn and Rene

Lynn, fleeing a vanished employer in Palm Beach, teams with Rene Bouchier to drive north in a trailer. They share meals, work on sketches, and face car trouble near Kingsland and a Lovell farm, where a tow and a night's stay are arranged.

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The Steak Night and Wild Austin Gossip

Rene and Lynn share a quiet meal after escaping a perilous night. Lynn questions why the mysterious Austin is called Wild Wild Austin as Rene recalls conflicts and a breach of promise suit. Lynn explains she fled after his accusation of being an adventuress and their ongoing escape with Rene.

Rene Lynn Austin McNair Excity

Unclear visitor sparks offer in rural trailer scene

Lynn and Rene face a cautious welcome from farmer and wife as their improvised living situation becomes a topic. Mrs Lovell offers milk and pie while Rene assesses painting work on the trailer and garage as car trouble delays them.

Lynn Rene Melvin Bouchier

Roosevelt Keeps Third Term Secret At Democratic Convention

Roosevelt remains silent on a possible third term as Democratic leaders and insiders guess at his plans. Farley is the only one who claims to know nothing, while Hull is floated as a successor. The piece notes internal party divisions over isolationist versus antiwar planks and the chaotic preconvention jockeying for vice president. The post office and census plan alien registration, with the justice department expanding Americanism education for foreigners. Bascom Timmons covers as a reporter and proxy for Jack Garner.

Sphinx Roosevelt Franklin Roosevelt Jim Farley Farley Roosevelt Cordell Hull Morgenthau Hopkins Sherman Minton New Deal Bays Indiana Hoosier Convention White House Chicago Philadelphia Burt Wheeler John L. Lewis Iowa Herring Washington Bascom Timmons Jack Garner Post Office Department Census Bureau U. S Justice Department Charles McNary Vermont Warren Austin

Job's Repentance And Restoration

A sermon analyzing Job 42 1 13 emphasizes that true suffering answers come from knowing God not just debating pain. It outlines renewed fellowship restored usefulness and returned prosperity as Job is humbled, rebukes his friends, prays for them, and experiences material blessing paired with spiritual joy.

God Job Lord Jesus Christ E. L. Douglass Heavenly Father Christ

Death of Saul and his transgression

Verse from I Chronicles 10:13 notes Saul’s death as punishment for disobedience to the Lord and for seeking guidance from a familiar spirit, marking the consequences of his actions.

Saul

Temptation Tests Honesty in Repeated Lapses

A proverb-like reflection warns that resisting temptation once does not prove honesty. It suggests ongoing self-control is needed to demonstrate character and integrity over time.

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