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Newspaper
The Clermont Courier
Location
Batavia, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jun 14, 1933
Page
8
The Clermont Courier and Cincinnati Post share a year of publication listings with circulation notes. Other papers Cincinnati Times Star Cincinnati Enquirer and Courier show varied issue counts and dates in this archival snippet.
A mixed item notes poems praising homeland roses and lists local social and civic happenings in Batavia Ohio. Guests visit from St Louis and Louisville, World’s Fair coverage in Chicago is mentioned, plus Legion Auxiliary meeting and multiple family updates accompany town affairs.
Clermont County musicians plan an all county band for district events. Open to players 18 and over, with James B. Wasner of Batavia coordinating. All instruments welcome and strong leadership promised.
Cincinnati National Farm Loan Association at 614 Main Street Cincinnati Ohio issues notices about farm loan programs and loan processing. The item outlines loan availability and contact details for farmers seeking financing.
The Exeter Book, the oldest English poetry collection, is reproduced in a two edition limited to 250 copies. The 262 page illuminated manuscript, kept at Exeter Cathedral, was taken to London for preparation of the second edition after centuries away.
In a diary Thomas Campbell described Dr. Samuel Johnson as an idiot in garb with a dancing jig and paroxysms while praising his intellect. David Garrick depicted Mrs. Johnson as very fat with a florid red face, thick painting, cordials, and flamboyant dress and speech.
Street Commissioner Henry Reynolds oversees a crew patching Batavia streets with asphalt and chips after two weeks of heavy rain damaged the roadways and gutters.
Brown County selects Route 125 near Hamersville as the site for a 200 man reforestation camp. details on land use pending. In Marathon Ohio, Barbara Jean Jones was born May 30 1933 and died in mourning shortly after burial at Owensville Cemetery. The Jones family thanks friends for flowers and support, with Rev. Chaney offering consolation.
Franklin's Pennsylvania Gazette printed a cartoon in 1754 warning of dangers from French forces. The image showed a snake divided into eight pieces with the head for New England and seven parts for New York New Jersey Pennsylvania Maryland Virginia North Carolina and South Carolina. The depiction accompanied advice for Major Washington after reports of the fort's surrender at the forks of the Monongahela.
The article notes that Spanish estates of the Duke of Wellington, grandson of the Iron Duke, are not to be seized amid agrarian reform. An 861 grandees list had flagged lands for confiscation, but Spain had previously granted the original duke 4000 acres after Salamanca victory in 1812. The present duke offered to sell back to the republic, but tenants preferred his management and declined transfer.
The piece recalls the term pork barrel from early 19th century harbor bills and political patronage. It also tells of Yella Mataroa, a Maori giant over eight feet tall who died after an appendicitis attack when transport to a hospital failed due to roads and her weight.
A historical recipe describes staining a gun barrel blue by boiling a mix of 4% ounces hyposulphite or soda in a quart of water and 1% ounces acetate of lead in a quart of water. Clean the barrel, heat it, apply the hot solution with a sponge on a stick, then wash, dry, and finish with boiled linseed oil.
The Cincinnati Producers Livestock Cooperative reports May as the largest single month in its history with sales of 2,706 cattle 3,109 calves 86,879 hogs and 11,879 sheep and lambs totaling 781 cars and 87.71 percent of the month’s receipts. Farm Bureau leaders praise the cooperative’s role for regional agriculture while horse care notes advise shade rest water and cooler work hours. H N Wilson Co Agr Agent.
Family Theatre Milford Ohio runs a King Kong program web page listing show dates Thursday the 14th Friday the 15th and Saturday the 16th with emphasis on added features for audience appeal.
Batavia Presbyterian Church led by Samuel Huecker schedules Sunday worship at 10 45 with Sunday school at 9 30 and the sermon on The Dignity of the Commonplace. Monterey Presbyterian Church invites all to regular semi monthly service on Sunday May 18 at 1 pm.
The piece recounts how September 24 1869 earned the label Black Friday after Gould Fisk manipulated gold prices and the government bought bonds. It also notes May 11 1806 known as Black Friday due to the Overend Gurney failure and ensuing disaster. Historically linked events are presented with no graphic detail.
The article notes that hot weather causes horse deaths but can be mitigated. Proper conditioning prior to June makes horses resistant to sudden heat. Warning is given that off feed horses worked in sun face real death risk. Nutrition with oats, hay, and pasture supports condition.
The Farm Bureau notes experiments show a dust mix of gypsum and calcium arsenate effectively controls the striped cucumber beetle in crops. Regular dusting is needed, especially on young plants, to reduce wilt and disease spread caused by beetle feeding.
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