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Newspaper
The Clermont Courier
Location
Batavia, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jun 09, 1937
Page
2
Hugh and Kezia spar over care for their ailing mother and a possible job for Jerry in Hugh’s plant. Kezia pressures for a favor in exchange for home help while the brothers and sister face a slowly failing household. The chapter drifts through weariness, wanderlust, and familial duty.
Kezia and Jerry banter in a car about work layoffs at a plant and a job lead with Kelly Burns. They flirt while debating marriage on twenty five a week as they drive toward Brookline, with Hugh Marsh praised as a fine fellow and Cousin Gavin mentioned. The scene ends on a cliffhanger.
Betty Wells describes model rooms shown in London that match a bride’s personality. From a blue ice room with mulberry accents to a neutered corn colored suite for a brunette and delicate pink powder rooms for silver-haired women, the designs stress personal style over family practicality.
A columnist surveys regional fried chicken methods from Maryland Virginia and Kentucky cookbooks. Variations include dredging in flour or batter using butter lard or mix, half cover or deep fat frying, and finished with ovens or cream sauces.
A design idea splits a combined living and dining space with a low white dado and matching white bookcases extending into the room. The corner becomes a dinette framed by a brown carpet contrast, sand colored upper walls, and natural dark walnut furniture with bleached accents.
Palestine laborer Red Micheaux reports a bolt struck a cottonwood near him while four men worked on a Boy Scout lodge. Water spilled from his hands and he claims he was cussing when Marcus broke the shovel. afterward he vowed never to curse again, believing the strike was a sign from on high.
In Paris the Marquis d Urre d Aubaus bequeathed 60000 to the French post office with unusual conditions. His embalmed body was to lie in a glass faced room on the Mediterranean shore with a radio, portraits, and a view of the sea. A life boat and signal radio were named after him at Carro port. His final request to seat the body facing the sea was denied.
Popolo d Italia says revenue police uncovered a large currency smuggling scheme with 52,000,000 lire fines. Milan Genoa Biella and Legnano industrialists and bank officials plus a noted foreign figure implicated. Thirty four held. sixteen charged with hoarding and transfers abroad. Twenty million lire in foreign currency and gold seized. Twelve Italians sentenced to domicile. six foreigners including the prominent person expelled. Foreign currency to be handed to the National Exchange institute.
Windsor Connecticut story notes that New Haven railroad locomotives trigger false fire alarms as firemen dash to posts when the whistle siren is heard, mistaking it for the fire horn. The piece highlights a need for accord on whistle signals between the railroad and Windsor volunteer fire department.
Cooper's Landing resident C. J. Lincke reports his meat-eating moose named Sookie stole a mulligan stew of low bush senna from a shelf and ate the entire dish.
Blandford Massachusetts faces legal red tape to access the $284 annual income from a trust set up by Mrs. Jane Taggart in 1907. The town now finds it possible to use the funds for school purposes.
The text declares advertising as a privileged channel that delivers labor saving devices and birthmark concealment applications from distant manufacturers. It argues advertising makes industry audible to all, allowing rapid access to innovations without waiting for news.
A vintage health ad warns against using harsh alkalies for gas and bloating. It blames constipation and bacteria in clogged bowels for gas pressure on the heart and lungs, urging Adierika as a quick cleansing tonic sold by leading druggists.
A brief quotation from Lavater on making every day distinct through a single act of love. The line emphasizes daily kindness as a moral standard.
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