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Newspaper
The Clermont Courier
Location
Batavia, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jul 24, 1929
Page
7
Lola ventures on a wind swept lake wearing a raincoat and swims back to shore after the canoe capsizes. She clings to the raft like side stroke with clothes on, then returns home to relieved family as the raincoat shrinks.
A reflective piece compares daily scrutiny by peers to a cat watching a mouse. It urges personal self examination to resist unhealthy gossip, urging integrity, faith, and honest effort to endure social judgment and finish with flying colors.
A 1929 Western Newspaper Union recipe feature on simple hot weather meals. It covers outdoor dining, meal planning, and easy dressings. Recipes include a celery egg salad with walnuts, cauliflower bacon with cider vinegar, and a potato with smoked herring, all served on lettuce and flavored with paprika cayenne and mayonnaise.
The poem reflects on aging and memories. It contrasts youthful seeking with mature understanding, noting that aging clarifies joy as memories, friendships, and the present moment gain value. It ends with the idea that life’s shrines built by God reveal joys not seized in youth.
The hazel, famed in Europe and the U S for divining rods and magical uses, is linked to Thor and lightning. It is valued for fruitfulness and as a love divination plant, though in America it remains a shrub with a mystic aura.
Vi o la Brothers Shore writes about love and art in life and marriage. The author argues passion enriches two people while hate enriches none and notes a strong woman faces criticism but can balance marriage and career.
The article notes that some authorities connect the hazel to lightning in Norse belief and suggests lingering superstitions in parts of the country. It cites the McClure Newspaper Syndicate as the source.
A narrative notes how factory mechanization raises dangers as workers become mere machines. It warns that overproduction risks unemployment, market oversupply, and calls for fair wages and shared prosperity beyond a five day week. The piece cites a Federal Trade Commission leader on price controls to curb excess production.
The passage promotes Castoria as a trusted vegetable remedy for infants and children. It claims widespread use in five million homes and urges mothers to keep a bottle for colic constipation diarrhea and restless babies. It warns against stronger medicines for babies and highlights doctors' recommendations and universal availability.
Readable fragment cites Horace Bushnell on nature and society. No clear event or context, appears as a quotation about remedies for sin and nature’s limits.
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