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Newspaper
The Clermont Courier
Location
Batavia, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jun 09, 1937
Page
7
Dr Barton discusses acne causes and treatments, emphasizing diet changes. He warns certain foods worsen pimples, recommends avoiding pastries and sweets, and suggests limited fats and refined carbohydrates. Internal remedies include arsenic, liver extract, and vaccines, with X ray therapy often most effective. He links overweight to health risks and outlines diet and exercise plans for weight reduction.
Eleven year old Hattie McLaughlin of Iowa resisted a madman who entered her home to poison a pot of beans. She thwarted the intruder, was injured protecting her mother, and helped detain the assailant until police. The man had escaped a Southern institution for murder.
A Montreal Star writer notes the crocus as spring’s first gem. Legend says an English pilgrim stole a bulb from Kashmir, hidden in a staff, returning to Walden Essex. The bulb sparked saffron flowers and gave Saffron Walden its name. The crocus dyed linens in India and Britain, despite Henry VIII’s ban.
The Maxwelton House estate in Dumfrieshire, long linked to the Annie Laurie ballad, has been in the Laurie family since 1611. The property spans 4000 acres above the Cairn river with four reception rooms, two boudoirs, fifteen bedrooms or dressing rooms, two baths and staff quarters.
Wade Millman, 88, conducted his own funeral sermon before about 5 000 people at a Canaan church in Coatesville Indiana. The farmer spoke for 42 minutes in a weak voice, joked, told stories, and apologized for not wearing a collar while sipping orange juice and water during the service.
Pittsburgh policewomen explain why youths leave home with girls often fleeing after late parties and fearing parental reprimands. Ida Rickenback details that fear leads girls to seek friends’ homes, stay out all night, and dodge returning home, while boys tend to run away with another boy.
Dallas police seek a well dressed youth who attempted a department store holdup. Twenty two year old cashier June Heffington saw the man loitering for hours, blush, then approach with a pistol and apologize offering money. He fled after she screamed.
Vera and mother model youthful designs for summer sewing projects. Patterns 1297 1998 and 1307 show sizes 14 to 46 with yardage needs and trimming requirements. Orders to The Sewing Circle Pattern Dept Room 1020 211 W Wacker Dr Chicago Ill 15 cents each.
Birds use wings for more than flight. J. W. Sugden of the University of Utah notes wings aid in balancing display and courtship drumming sheltering young striking weapon helping climb stirring fish and supporting the body as a perch substitute.
A brief quotation notes that pleasure arriving unexpectedly is warmly welcomed, attributed to Rogers.
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