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Newspaper
The Clermont Courier
Location
Batavia, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jun 13, 1934
Page
7
Proper introductions in social etiquette notes
The column advises polite introductions for children and adults. It suggests: a parent introduces a child by name and title to an adult, and an adult introduces themselves to a child. For meeting a neighbor, wait for a friend’s introduction or consider a note explaining the parental connection. For business hosts, greet buyers with appropriate posture and prior contact. When introducing women guests, the elder or more senior name may come first, though formality can vary.
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Mrs. Post
Mystery Killing Still Unsolved After Ten Years
Harrisburg, Pa. Major Lynn G. Adams holds a bullet and shell found in the top drawer of the state police desk as the only clews to a 1924 double murder in the mountains north of Marysville. Harry Ganster and Leah Ellenberger were killed in a single shot. the rifle has never been found. Police questioned scores of suspects but no one was ever charged.
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Harrisburg
Lynn G. Adams
Pennsylvania State Police
Leah Ellenberger
Hollidaysburg
Marysville
Ganster
Miss Ellenberger
Joseph Ganster
George Albright
Lamb’s Gap
Albright
Broccoli Origins and Relation to Cauliflower
The term broccoli comes from Italian plural broccolo meaning sprout, a diminutive of brocco meaning splinter. It is a hardy variety of cauliflower, which is a type of cabbage with a head comprised of condensed thickened flower clusters.
Mare That Lost Her Colt Adopts Motherless Calf
East St. Louis Illinois Rosie a motherless heifer belonging to J L Edwards East St. Louis after weeks of orphan age has at last found a foster mother a mare Dollie belonging to Edwards neighbor Edwards bought the heifer when it was three days old in tending to put it in the maternal care of his cow Blackie however would have nothing to do with the strange calf Several days ago Rosie broke loose in a neighbor s field she descried the mare Dollie was staked out for grazing and trotted over to get acquainted Dollie who had just lost her colt welcomed and befriended the lonesome little heifer and when Edwards went to look for the stray he saw his feeding problems were solved Rosie is thriving and Dollie treats her adopted calf with perfect maternal solicitude.
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East St. Louis
Ill
Rosie
J. L. Edwards
Dollie
Edwards
Blackie
Colf
Cat Adopts Rat Family in New Haven Story
In New Haven Connecticut Tabby the cat adopts seven baby rats born to her owner Andy Kovach. Tabby shows maternal jealousy and cares for the litters as if they were her own after the drowning of kittens from Tabby’s maltese owner.
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New Haven
Conn
Andy Kovach
Tabby
Morning dress pattern offers versatile frock designs
The Sewing Circle Pattern Department promotes pattern 1782 for adaptable morning and afternoon dresses. It can be made in printed wash silk or solid pale blue green or rose cotton with wing sleeve options. Sizes 14 through 44 available. size 16 uses 3 1/2 yards of 36 inch fabric. Include 15 cents and address to 243 West Seventeenth Street New York City.
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Sewing Circle Pattern Department
West Seventeenth Street
New York City
Foods Essential
A teacher asks James about essential foods for physical welfare. The boy replies that breakfast, dinner and supper are the three foods needed.
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James
Flood Drama Draws Credit To Musician Couple
A Ottawa Citizen tale recalls a flood when a wife credits her musical skill with saving their lives. The husband floated on a folding bed down the street until rescue, while the wife joined him on the makeshift craft during the disaster.
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Ottawa Citizen
A Dreamer What is a debtor pa What is a creditor
A light dialogue in a Boston Transcript snippet defines debtor as a person who owes money and creditor as the person who expects to collect it. The exchange is concise and humorous, reflecting everyday notions of debt and credit.
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Boston Transcript
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