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Newspaper
The Clermont Courier
Location
Batavia, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jun 02, 1926
Page
3
A reflective column on social behavior, honesty, and thinking. The writer critiques hypocrisy, urges fair criticism, and notes the differences between country and city life. He recalls family influence, gossip in small towns, and views on punishment and progress.
The piece explains how radio shifts from entertainment to a practical farming tool. It cites Secretary Jardine and the Agriculture Department, detailing weather and market broadcasts, farm news digests, 50 Farm Flashes, and youth programs. It notes farm radio boosts profits by informing livestock sales and improving farming practices across states.
An English motorist collapsed between Chertsey and Staines and was rushed to a bungalow. Neighbors dialed for an ambulance and found him conscious and eating after the scent of frying ham and eggs revived him. The owner of the bungalow explained the dish’s restorative odors.
The passage contrasts motives for advancement among seaman, clergyman, and prince. Each seeks higher rank not for duty but for being addressed as captain, my lord, or your majesty, revealing pride in title over service.
In a barnyard tale, Mrs. Indian Runner, brown and white unlike the white peers, declines water after encouragement from Mrs. Wobble Duck. The Indian Runner family reportedly dislikes ponds, yet the pair share a friendly invitation to join for bugs.
At a birthday party for Jack, guests arrive and present presents. A boy offers a coin, and Jack, unaware of its value, tells him he would have brought more if he could.
Doris nearly three calls for mother when her baby brother tips and struggles on his face. The child is described as fat and unable to right himself, causing distress in the household.
A humorous exchange where Johnny admits he ate jam after his mother and Frank question him. Johnny claims he said yes to eating jam and denies having the face to lie about it.
A fragment from a classroom exchange centers on a student asking if a father wrote an essay. The response notes the mother did the work after the father began it, highlighting the collaborative and choreographed effort in completing the assignment.
An advertisement promotes Cuticura Talcum Powder as an antiseptic scented dusting powder for face skin baby and perfume use. Markets as economical and part of the Cuticura Toilet Trio alongside Soap and Ointment.
A fragment from a dialogue shows a witty exchange where a woman rebukes a flatterer and a man gently proclaims admiration. The scene centers on attraction, intellect, and social banter.
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