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Newspaper
The Clermont Courier
Location
Batavia, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jun 09, 1937
Page
3
In street talk two girls discuss breaking off an engagement after Jack’s criticism of attire, interference with friends, and constant demands. One reveals she left him after he married another. A second line notes a bratty boast about a brother’s engagement to the teacher.
Firestone promotes its Standard Tires featuring a wider non skid tread and two Gum-Dipped cord layers. The Gum-Dipped construction bonds tread and cord body to resist internal friction and heat, reducing blowouts. Dealers and Firestone Auto Supply stores invite customers to join the Save a Life Campaign by purchasing a set.
A National Geographic bulletin highlights diverse immigrant pockets in the United States. Holland Michigan hosts an annual tulip festival shaping a Dutch community. Tarpon Springs Florida showcases Greek sponge divers and Greek Cross Day. Erie Pennsylvania houses Old Believer Russians.Finns cluster in Michigan Minnesota Massachusetts and Washington with lumber work and education focus.
A new politician in London aims to impress constituents with a lengthy speech warning about war and the need for a large army. He pauses for a quotation then reframes a proverb, urging not to wait for a house fire to call the fire brigade.
The quote urges viewing work as a vital, honorable duty that shapes career success. It contrasts money focus with pride in one’s role and suggests wholehearted effort earns respect and indispensability. The message centers on attitude, perseverance, and self worth.
The article notes Dalmatian and Yugoslav heritage in American ports and labor, detailing Dalmatian seafaring and fishing along the Dalmatian coast as well as Pacific fruit growers from Santa Cruz to Santa Clara. It highlights Yugoslavian English-identified communities in Watsonville and Portuguese fishermen in Provincetown, with surnames like Silva and Costa appearing in New England directories.
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