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Newspaper
The Clermont Courier
Location
Batavia, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jul 19, 1939
Page
3
Dr. James W. Barton notes cancer remains unexplained despite progress in diabetes and pernicious anemia. Biopsy and early treatment are urged, with strong cures for lip cancer and improvements for tongue and cheek cancers, while biopsy confirms cancer.
A period piece on cooling beverages with recipes for iced tea lemonades spritzers and punches. Includes methods for brewing tea chilling syrups mint sprigs and garnishes and a selection of cold drinks such as spiced syrup frosted grape juice ade and bowling green punch for entertaining in warm weather.
A short health note extols simple postoperation exercises to improve circulation. It cites a Manchester study by Drs. Shaw and Richards showing fivefold embolus risk reduction when patients perform light movements after surgery. The regimen involves lifting arms overhead and drawing knees to the body.
An inexpensive cook book titled Better Baking promises old fashioned and modern cake recipes plus cookies breads and pies. It includes baking hints to help readers improve their own recipes and asks readers to send 10 cents to Eleanor Howe at 919 North Michigan Avenue Chicago Illinois to obtain a copy.
Upgrading unused upstairs space into a modern laundry is easy with paint and affordable curtains. Trendy floor plans show off the kitchen trend toward off the kitchen laundries with compact equipment and self-emptying washers. Ironing remains an upstairs task with practical table tops for small kitchens and kitchen sized washers.
The article celebrates electric vacuum cleaners as a modern labor saver that replaces outdoor beating methods. It notes reduced dust and faster dusting, portraying vacuum cleaning as a major advance in home upkeep.
The article advises pre deciding which foods to store or remove, to keep temperatures steady. It warns that leaving the door open raises temperature and cooling cooked foods before chilling prevents heat and moisture from increasing the interior heat.
A lighted bed room adopts daffodil yellow walls a paler yellow ceiling and white woodwork accented with thin orange lines to enhance brightness and contrast.
Use a medium sized cork dipped in scouring powder to polish paring knives and other cutlery. This method helps keep dishcloths clean and protected during kitchen maintenance.
The lesson compares 900 B C divine principles to modern life. Asa’s reign shows trust requires upright living, preparation, prayer, and faith. Prepare with care, pray with assurance, and act in faith as God guides and empowers. The piece urges revival and responsible national stewardship grounded in biblical trust.
A Beecher quote on true consecration urging believers to use all powers for God's glory in daily life, not merely within church walls. The statement emphasizes active faith and public witness as essential to sanctification and devotion.
A theologically charged line argues that no one can overstate God’s goodness except by portraying Him as a benevolent but powerless grandfather.
A reflective piece on mindset and civic duty. It urges taking initiative for a cause, marching in parades if needed, and contrasts thrift with taxation. It notes that others' consciences affect you but do not harm you, while some people borrow trouble and assume to borrow everything else.
The Sewing Circle offers No. 1763 in sizes 34 to 48 for women with a princess line shirted vestee and soft collar in silk crepe georgette or chiffon. No. 1765 for tots includes playsuit pinafore and bonnet patterns for ages 1 to 5 with fabric needs and notions listed. Send orders to The Sewing Circle Pattern Dept Room 1324 Chicago.
A reflective note on nurturing talent and kindness through sympathetic words and appreciation. It emphasizes religion as a powerful delicate influence that warms life and inspires growth when nurtured by sincere praise and faith.
A set of trivia questions covering topics from solvents to colonial carvings and literary terms. Questions include identifying the greatest solvent, explains acorn symbolism on Colonial houses, defines the great American novel, attributes architecture to frozen music, clarifies the meaning of corm, and asks why birds tilt their heads when drinking.
The text lists properties of water as a universal solvent and notes its hospitality symbolism. It references an unwritten American novel dream and Goethe’s quote on architecture as frozen music. It also contrasts national grains and ends with a quip about swallowing and pigeons drinking by suction.
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