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Newspaper
The Clermont Courier
Location
Batavia, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jun 26, 1935
Page
3
The Boston Lawrences arrive in California with the gold rush but their fortune wanes. On a 4000 acre ranch the holdings shrink to a small farm and the family home in Clippersville. After their poet father dies the three eldest work to educate Sam and Ariel.
Gail Lawrence reunites with Van Murchison and faces news of his illness while a lively dinner at the Lawrence home reveals family dynamics. Phil, in love with Lily, dreams of a better life as Dick Stebbins, a driven law student, observes the shifting currents of a town marked by heat, gossip, and growing aspirations.
Mary G. McCormick outlines simple rules for good health in homes and schools. Emphasizes proper eating with milk fruits vegetables bread, regular outdoor exercise, 9 to 12 hours sleep with naps, and cleanliness. Stresses home practices shape lifelong habits and the role of parents alongside schools.
Government bulletin warns that the house fly is a major carrier of disease and death. It lists tuberculosis sleeping sickness typhoid fever cholera and dysentery as illnesses proven to be transmitted by flies and notes eradicating the fly is the sole effective method to reduce risk.
The article notes ongoing efforts to support a continuous campaign using reliable fly sprays to combat death carriers and keep files safe. A mist of the liquid is described as deadly to flies and other insects, signaling a decisive control measure.
A brief note urges balance in politeness avoiding excessive suave behavior. It emphasizes courteous conduct that remains genuine and respectful in daily interactions and formal settings.
Al Jenkins piloted a 5000 pound car on Firestone Gum-Dipped Tires across Utah salt beds covering about 3000 miles at 127.9 mph. Temperatures peaked near 120 degrees as he completed the run with no tire trouble, touting blowout protection as a key proof.
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