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Newspaper
The Clermont Courier
Location
Batavia, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jun 11, 1930
Page
3
A 1930 Western Newspaper Union item offers practical health hints. It promotes beets as a blood purifier, asparagus as a kidney tonic, onions and garlic for circulation, and garlic to combat arterial hardening. It advocates daily exercise, deep breathing, lemon water, and simple recipes like baked corn and tomatoes for easy nutrition.
Betty and Bobby sit for breakfast only to find cantaloupe on the table. Father warns about swallowing seeds. Mother suggests washing seeds to dry and string into a necklace like Hawaiian seed crafts.
An old text claims the Old Testament contains five thousand six hundred forty two distinct words. The figure reflects lexical diversity and is cited in discussions of biblical language variety.
The passage describes children cutting seed and paper shapes, assembling pictures and objects with paste, and voting on the best creation. Bobby and Betty string beads and seeds into a necklace while Mother suggests painting a seed-decorated box, turning scraps into a decorative box or jewelry piece.
A simple DIY setup uses a shoebox mirror and a comic strip reel. Cut a lid opening for a rectangular mirror, tilt it to reflect light onto a screen, attach comic strips end to end on a dowel roller, and operate via cranks to wind the strips for a self made miniature stage show.
A reader recalls a humiliating summer episode sparked by mistrust of a maid. Misread motives turned ordinary acts into suspected schemes, ruining confidence and loyalty. The letter warns suspicion boomerangs, eroding both worker trust and personal relations.
A man claims to drive a mile daily to an ice house to save twenty cents per hundred on ice. He boasts of frugality but ignores gas, car wear, possible fender scratches, carpet moisture from melting ice, and the time spent making the trip.
The passage argues people save a few cents by petty practices while ignoring larger future losses. It contrasts penny wise behavior with wasteful habits, noting short sighted thinking and self deception. It cites envelopes cut for scribbling and urges efficiency experts to correct flawed thinking.
A reader reflects on small family mishaps that spark happiness. The note celebrates patient humor in marriage, recalls misadventures like bringing the wrong minister to supper and buying store tomatoes when home gardens exist, and suggests gentler flaws beat perfection.
A reflective piece notes how old places linger in memory beyond forgetfulness. The heart preserves impressions from every path and doorway, suggesting the past remains vivid even when the mind does not.
In a St Louis park John McCluskey fifty two and Pearl Bounds twenty eight were accosted by a lone robber who demanded money. Pearl handed over her belongings and the bandit grabbed their shoes to take a dollar from each. The thief fled as the couple searched the bushes.
In Los Angeles, P T Quaderkirk publicly whipped Ervin Radous near a Santa Monica Boulevard corner after accusing Radous of pursuing Mrs. Knox. The event centered on Knox and her 17 year old wife Loretta at 1319 North Gordon Avenue with Knox unaware of the affair, and the father stated the whip would be displayed in a glass case above the door as a warning about fidelity.
Sanford reported two American youths robbed him at Topanga Canyon Road summit south of here. They took 6.50 dollars and his 15 dollar watch then debated killing him before deciding to let him drive away.
Critics challenge a Croydon airport rule that blocks alcohol sales after 3 a m for arriving international passengers. They argue planes from the continent arrive late and after a cold journey travelers seek a drink, noting liquor is sold all day at cricket matches and urging government welfare for shivering humanity.
A prank freed 128 of 130 rabbits meant for whippet racing. Tulare coursing park manager A J Elliott organized an impromptu rabbit drive with his posse and captured 55 jackrabbits in the countryside.
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