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Newspaper
The Clermont Courier
Location
Batavia, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jul 25, 1934
Page
3
The piece discusses forgiving enemies, cites a French estimate on marital happiness, and contrasts 1816 with 1982 in a city of 500,000. It reflects on marriage, nagging, and the desire to improve personal happiness while noting Lincoln Emerson and Ibsen as cultural touchstones.
Peter Rabbit and Veery Wilson's Thrush share a peaceful dusk encounter in the Green Forest near the Laughing Brook. Veery sings a bell like tune that stirs Peter with life’s mystery and joy before Owl’s hunting call ends the moment.
Prince Edward Island with 88 000 inhabitants has had only one divorce in nearly 400 years. The island is near Boston by train and embraces American habits yet remains divorce free. The governor’s explanation, quoted by William Dutton, is noted but not given here.
A brief devotional prayer pleads for divine rain to ease drought and heat. The speaker asks God to fan clover blossoms, save roses, and send shade and cool breezes over city streets and rural roads, blessing a thirsty land.
A critique argues marriage is treated as a failing job and disgrace yet proclaimed by some as all for the good. It warns that blanket judgments misjudge individuals and warns against both excessive freedom and extreme suppression as dangers.
A vivid Molyneux creation, this Paris hat features bright yellow taffeta and a black velvet bow trim, epitomizing contemporary fashion flair.
In Arctic regions people can talk a mile apart as cold dense air and smooth ice aid sound transmission.
Emily Post defends offering guests first choice at meals even when a cake is contaminated by red ants. She suggests if staff mis serves are likely, the hostess may present dishes herself but maintains the rule of giving the guest of honor first choice as a basic courtesy unless kitchen mismanagement makes serving unreliable.
Advice column discusses marking clothes for dorms using woven embroidery tapes in various colors. Emily Post suggests tapes let ownership be shown without indelible ink and notes availability at dry goods stores. The piece also covers etiquette for introducing a fiancée to foreign‑born parents and managing family meeting plans.
The phrase Be of Good Cheer appears in Matthew 9 2 where Jesus heals a paralytic, Matthew 14 27 when he walks on water, and John 16 38 at the Last Supper before the dispersion and betrayal, reflecting comfort across scenes.
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