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Newspaper
The Clermont Courier
Location
Batavia, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jul 29, 1925
Page
6
A vintage column offers kitchen tips and homey recipes. It includes fruit desserts like apple pie and apple canning guidance, tomato cocktails with peppers and dressing, fish pudding with custard, creamed eggs with onion, and Mexican eggs on toast. It closes with roll jelly cake instructions and notes on Duchess apples for early season use.
Wartime granite landmarks mark the invasion’s limit from Swiss frontier to Belgium sea. The Ypres league arranged seven stones in the salient with tin hat carvings and inscriptions in English French and Flemish declaring Here the invader was brought to a stand still. It also erected 40 iron posts naming sites famed in Flanders battles including Sanctuary Wood and Kitchener Wood with a soldier’s translation of Bois Ijue describing their origin.
A 1925 fashion column notes women seek practical yet pretty garments and footwear. It highlights silk fabrics like crepe de chine and georgette, pastel colors, and two color undergarment trends. Shoes labeled soft-kid, satin stripes, and diagonal strap designs suit afternoon to evening wear.
Long Island College Hospital reports that 30 of 60 paresis patients inoculated with malaria and given drugs have returned to work and shown marked improvement. Similar results from Ward's Island and other facilities suggest malaria therapy can induce remission in some cases, though not a definitive cure.
Professor Bern of Bonn University said at a German linguists congress that art began in Europe around 50 000 B C during the glacial period. He asserted Neanderthal peoples were replaced by early modern humans about 40 000 B C who had a cult of the dead and feared the deceased, often breaking bones before burial to prevent harm.
In School District 5 of Forestburg Sullivan County New York there is one class with a single student, Anna Hickey, taught by her mother Mrs Mary Hickey. The district’s land purchases by the Minnesota Falls Power Company for a supplementary dam caused the unusual year of a lone scholar after previously having twenty five pupils.
The University of Pennsylvania psychological clinic advances biochemical research in psychology. Dr Henry B Starr directs a course on metabolism and behavior, studying chemical changes in the body that influence emotion and fatigue.
Professor H H Nininger of McPherson College will lead a bird study trip from western South Dakota to Mexico City and back along the Pacific coast. The voyage, under the National Ornithology Society, aims to observe migratory and resident species, gathering data from both nations and sharing findings with universities along the route. The party travels in a house car to protect the study from cold weather.
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