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Newspaper

The Clermont Courier

Location

Batavia, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Jun 27, 1923

Page

6

Penelope’s Quiet Night Guards Aunty Wade’s Posy

In a southern town Miss Penelope, housekeeper to her brother Caleb, faces fear and loneliness as a masked visitor demands money. The intruder searches the posy basket containing 32 greenbacks raised by local church women, while Penelope diverts blame and the pair share a quiet, motherly farewell before she discovers the full contents.

Miss Penelope Caleb Penelope Wade Aunty Wade

Party Politics in America from Colonial Times to 1852

The text traces American political divisions from Whigs and Tories in colonial days to Patriots and Loyalists in the Revolution. It follows the emergence of Nationalists and Federalists, the evolution of Republicans and Democrats, and the demise of the Whig Party after slavery became a dominant issue with General Scott as its last presidential candidate in 1852.

John Adams Court Party Country Party England Virginia Pennsylvania Massachusetts General Scott Vermont Kentucky Tennessee

Evolution of Donkey and Elephant as Party Symbols

The Donkey and Elephant symbolized the Democratic and Republican parties, originated by Thomas Nast from a New York Herald article about animal escapes. Nast published a Harper's Weekly cartoon in 1874 using the elephant for the Republicans, then depicted the donkey for the Democrats weeks later. Bryan later referenced the donkey as a symbol of the Democrats.

Thomas Nast New York Herald City Harper's Weekly Nast Democratic Party Bryan Cleveland Plain Dealer

Old and Wise Meets Young Bachelor in Witty Exchange

A humorous exchange from the New York Sun shows an older, wittier gentleman remarking on marriage while a young bachelor protests that he has never been told such about wives. The banter highlights differing views on matrimony and bachelorhood.

New York Sun

Hats and Lace Adorn Summer Gowns in Elegant Display

A fashion feature highlights summer hats and gowns with lace, crepe de chine, and georgette. Descriptions include a Milan hat with black velvet trim, a lace edged gown with contrasting fabric, and various bonnet shapes, braids, and decorative flowers.

Sammy Sausage Reveals Greedy Pig Trick

Sammy Sausage shares a new trick with Grandfather Porky and Brother Bacon as they discuss greed. The farmer arrives with food and Sammy rushes to the trough pushing ahead of the others, prompting the others to revert to the old feeding method.

Sammy Sausage Brother Bacon Grandfather Porky Pig Grant Porky Grandfather Porky Sammy Grandfather Porky Pig

Essay Talk Sparks Hatchet Tree Debate

A classroom debate centers on how George Washington chopped the famous cherry tree. The dialogue shows a teacher saying a saw was used and a student correcting to a hatchet. The exchange highlights spelling and historical memory in the lesson.

Robert George Washington Hobert

One-Wheel Vehicle Riddle From Classroom

A teacher asks for a one wheel vehicle. Edgar replies that a wheelbarrow is the name. The exchange highlights a humorous misunderstanding from a classroom dialogue.

Edgar

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