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Newspaper
The Clermont Courier
Location
Batavia, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jul 30, 1930
Page
6
George Dorsey argues dreams arise from physiological sleep processes and brain function. He suggests dreams reflect physiological adjustment, cortical activity, and unresolved conflicts, noting some dreams reveal wish fulfillment and sexual thought while sleep steadies bodily systems.
A massive rock from Rock Canyon tore a hole six feet deep and one hundred feet long in the terrace gardens of the state penitentiary in Canon City Colorado. No injuries were reported as bystanders stood nearby.
Air pilots report a submerged rock ledge two miles off Peddie near East London where a wrecked ship lies visible at certain angles. The Waratah, a 10,000 ton steamer with 400 passengers and crew, vanished after leaving Durban on July 26 1909 en route to Capetown.
Irma Bruns a 32 year old German woman told the Heidelberg court her charms ruin men. Four of her six former husbands a author a professor a major and a captain died by their own hand. She fled Milan at fourteen and later led a life among thieves and fashion houses with Hans Lengefeld as her partner in jewel thefts across Munich Stuttgart and Heidelberg.
Rancher A B Close shot the famed Little Belt white wolf as it charged dogs nearby. He fired twice. one bullet hit the wolf’s head and the other its neck, ending a notorious Montana predator tale.
Rev. A. W. Flinchum, preaching at Massidonis church near Wentworth New York, told his congregation my time has come and died of a heart attack within seconds. He had lived in Spray New York for 80 years and was widely known in the area.
Olympia—Mrs. Robert Davies of Bucoda spent 58 dollars in a bid to collect 8 50 from Joe De Lisle of Chehalis. De Lisle won judgment for 58 dollars costs and attorney fees against Mrs. Davis.
A 1920 Western Newspaper Union column shows Dame Fashion noting linen hats rising in popularity at a summer gathering. It contrasts a traveler’s Far East purse scene with fashion insights on bows and hose, including advice on travel keepsakes and the appeal of non shiny hosiery.
Practical shorts and a shirtwaist blouse form a smart tennis outfit. The blouse features a turnover collar short sleeves peplum waist fit and generous belt line area. Shorts are dart fitted with a slim belt and side buttons in shantung cotton crepe or linen.
Fabric shoes emerge as a key summer fashion with cool, smart looks in cotton shanting and pique. Oxfords and pumps lead demand, available dyed in many colors and often embroidered. evening slippers pair with satin faille crepe de chine and coordinated gowns.
Women embrace bright rain outfits to fend off gray skies praising color over gloom. The piece notes a vivid ensemble seen with Bobby Jones at St Germain en Laye where a rainbow of hues brightened the crowd despite ongoing rain. One outfit features a rose crepe de chine raincoat with a star print and matching rose suede gloves with striped cuffs.
Sequin spangles regain favor in Paris fashion with boleros capes and formal gowns trimmed in shimmering embroidery and bands. Iridescent blues blacks and whites lead the palette as designers at several houses feature all spangle accents.
Revival of fashion features black gloves with light gowns for women now styling as ladies. Accessories advised include a black hat and a black leather belt to encircle pale frocks.
In a northern Canadian woods, Jackson and aging Burton struggle to find a way out as night nears and a storm threatens. Burton insists Jackson press on alone, but Jackson refuses, choosing to stay with him. They follow a mysterious light to a hunter’s cabin where Burton reveals the ruse and praises Jackson as a future manager.
An old advertisement touts Castoria as a pure vegetable medicine for children. It claims to ease colic soothe crying and help with diarrhea constipation and colds, noting the genuine product bears Chas. H. Fletcher’s signature and is sold in every drug store.
A brief exchange notes a character called White mocking a man who claims he gives everyone a neck pain and cannot think of a way to charge them. The fragment hints at a humorous or satirical scene.
The bureau of standards states that iron nickel and cobalt are metals attracted by ordinary horseshoe magnets.
European fashion creators embrace whale leather made from intestines for soft durable gloves. Style leaders tout the material as a revival after whalebone era, promising elegant yet long lasting wear amid evolving wardrobe trends.
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