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Newspaper

The Clermont Courier

Location

Batavia, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Jun 08, 1932

Page

2

Feud fuels confrontation as Wilson McCann faces Stark rival

Wilson McCann, a young Arizona rancher, clashes with Jasper Stark over family enmity. Julia Stark aids Jim Yerby while Ann Gifford and the Stark sisters stir tensions as threats loom, a will dispute and possible gunplay shadowing a fragile peace.

Wilson McCann Arizona Jim Yerby Julia Stark Matthew Stark McCanns Julia Wilson Jasper Yerby Ann Gifford Ethel Peter McCann Matthew Nester Nora Los Angeles McCann David Betsy Murdstones Barkis Dickens Andy Gifford Matt Stark Vas Juliet

Renaissance Period of World's Great Advance

The Renaissance marks a transition from medieval to modern Europe sparked by Petrarch and the Fourteenth Century humanists. Its spread, aided by Constantinople’s fall and printing, touched Italy France Britain and Germany, shaping painting sculpture architecture literature and religious reform influences.

Richard Jebb Europe Petrarch Italy Constantinople Greece America France Louis XII Francis I Britain

Snakes Seek Winter Shelters Among Rocks

Snakes hibernate in rock fissures during winter and survive cold best at sites never dropping below warning temperatures. They endure inactivity yet freezing point poses real danger, guiding their instinctive shelter choice to avoid lethal cold.

Conventions Rule Presidency Through Public Opinion

The piece argues national conventions govern the presidential selection without statutory law. It notes Democrats and Republicans depend on public opinion, making conventions sovereign. It recalls John Quincy Adams forecasting tragedy from multiplying conventions, yet conventions have remained supreme.

John Quincy Adams

As Old as His Creed

A Boston Transcript anecdote recalls a young rector challenged by an elderly parishioner after a sermon on church character. He replied in surplice: I am 1,900 years old, asserting enduring church continuity and authority.

Boston Transcript

The Way of a Woman in Seattle Police Question

Seattle police questioned Mrs. Bessie Ingram after a shot incident next door. She replied she did not investigate because she had a roast in the oven to think about.

Stark Carl Circle Cross Matt Jasper Gitner Fletcher Phoenix Supreme Court Lone Star State Jas Hans Dad Phil Julia Will McCann Dave Stone Seattle Wash Bessie Ingram

Beauty advice for youth and fear in 1932 era

An advice column urges readers to replace worry with healthy routines to build resilience and beauty. It counsels natural youthfulness, sensible hygiene, light makeup, and moderation for sixteen year olds, warning against overemphasis on appearance and aggressive dieting while promoting health, cleanliness, and self confidence.

Bell Syndicate WNU

Man With Vision Initiative Inspires Quest for Better Ways

A curiously phrased profile credits a driven forward thinker who rejects the status quo in pursuit of superior methods, products, and opportunities. The portrait centers on relentless improvement and a constant drive toward progress.

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