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Newspaper
The Clermont Courier
Location
Batavia, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jun 06, 1928
Page
3
In Syracuse New York fifteen sticks of dynamite were toys for William J Cook Jr and companions for days. They tossed the packages and hid them under the Cook home porch. Father William J Cook Sr. alerted Capt. Jeffrey Malone as the boy found more dynamite in a nearby field and an investigation was ordered.
Mary Moross, wife of E A Moross, remains in Hillsdale County Jail refusing a $500 bond after rocks were thrown at the Moross home and she fired a shotgun while pursuing masked figures. Moross reports an effigy hung on his property and ongoing threats tied to gang activity as he battles to keep his property. The related assault-with intent to kill case against Moross is pending in Hillsdale Circuit Court.
New York police recovered many thousands of dollars worth of loot from about forty Staten Island homes in the last eighteen months at the home of Stephen Keiper a 29 year old mounted policeman Deputy Inspector Ernest Van Wagner said Keiper confessed to the burglaries His lavishly furnished home contained items including a furnace and heating outfit taken from Cedar Grove summer homes All robberies occurred in the New Drop precinct where Keiper served on mounted patrol and he had reported many to his superiors
In Clinton County Pennsylvania a mother bear sheltered two cubs from a forest fire under a rocky ledge. While guiding a third cub to safety the fire shifted, enveloping mother and cub. The cub was rescued by a section crew, the mother vanished, and the three cubs are now hand raised at a game refuge weighing four pounds each.
Rev. John Pohlen of Altoona urged mercy for Otto Fletschock who confessed to three robberies at Holy Angel Catholic church in Brackett. Two counts were dropped and Fletschock received a three to four year sentence at Green Bay reformatory.
The article lauds Robbie Jones for mastering temper and self discipline after early tempers with a putter. It argues self mastery precedes leadership and success in any field, citing his intellect and determination. It calls Jones a model for youths, noting his pace from impulsive reacts to steady control.
A compact collection of practical recipes including mackerel with cream, dried beef with cream, veal meatballs in tomato sauce, roast beef with gravy, and a chicken stock soup with lettuce and peas. The notes mention serving styles and timing, reflecting a period kitchen guide.
To reopen a sealed envelope place a wet cloth over the flap and press with a warm iron or heat source. This loosens glue allowing the flap to lift without tearing the paper. Use gentle heat and test on a corner first.
A McClure Newspaper Syndicate essay urges readers to combat selfishness as a core evil. It argues selfishness causes wars, poverty, and broken hearts, and envisions a world of peace, art, charity, and shared joy when individuals choose selflessness. It appeals for strength to resist selfishness and help the vulnerable throughout life.
A whimsical tale presents a lamb roast and a cast of kitchen objects arguing their roles in a dinner. The water, stove, match, dampers, coal, kindlings, potatoes, bread, butter, jug, gravy, apple pie, tea, salt, sugar, milk, flour, baking powder, and Fairy Ybab each claim how they contribute to the meal and warm conversation around cooking. The scene centers on cooperation and the making of a pie crust and dinner.
A narrative about a dinner where various parts and flavors are praised for unity. The tale emphasizes that every component, from seasoning to the cook, contributes to a successful meal and shared happiness. Fairy Yhab exits as the supper is served.
A Weed of Plantain shows a mythic presence in folk medicine and superstition. The piece traces its history from Asia and Europe to North America and England and links legends of metamorphosis to the plant's persistence along human trails across the world.
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