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Newspaper
The Clermont Courier
Location
Batavia, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jun 27, 1934
Page
2
Mrs Post advises on girl conduct in public spaces urging discreet verbal invitations and home visits rather than overt pursuit. She condemns giggling groups that block sidewalks and encourages modest politeness, self control, and appropriate public behavior.
A reader asks how to overcome regional voice limits for an eastern college post. Emily Post advises developing an acute ear for spoken sound, comparing vocal intonation to musical pitch and urging careful listening to distinguish vowel tones and speech rhythm for clearer pronunciation.
In England and France women excel in field hockey tennis netball cycling and swimming with track cricket and gymnastics also noted. Norway emphasizes skating skiing hiking swimming tennis and canoeing while Italy highlights camping hiking cycling swimming track and field and volleyball. Germany lists handball track baseball camping and more.
Clyde Barrow and Bonnie Parker, sought for numerous robberies and twelve murders, were killed when officers fired as they sped away at 85 mph near Black Lake Louisiana Texas authorities had tracked the duo through a long manhunt. Barrow and Parker had become notorious as outlaws with a string of robberies and killings spanning several states.
A four foot gopher snake in Pasadena survived being run over after vet Dr. D F Wyatt set its vertebrae and closed a deep gash with 12 stitches. Splints were applied and the animal began eating hamburger, with the vet predicting a full recovery within a month.
In Medina County, Ohio, Mrs. Amber Bradway refused exemption and joined the grand jury. The panel returned a burglary indictment against her son Clinton and another youth, Robert Eddy. Prosecutor Ashley Pelton failed to have her barred. Judge John D. Owen ruled he could not dismiss a juror willing to serve.
A chicken on Mrs. M. B. Perrier’s poultry farm in Hanford, Oallf, hatched with two extra legs behind its normal pair. The smaller spare legs lie behind the bird’s regular legs and may affect its movement.
Fashion pattern 9943 offers a dress with a curved hip line and cape, suitable for many occasions. Sizes 12 through 40 require 4 yards of 39 inch fabric plus a 4 yard contrasting, with pattern ordered from Sewing Circle Pattern Department in New York.
Harold explains Bob has an idea for an invention that could make him a millionaire. Bill asks for details and Harold reveals the concept as a cake of flying soap designed for shower baths.
Mendicant says he sometimes must draw on his capital to survive while reflecting on the ethics of begging as a livelihood in a passing show.
A dialogue explores how a mother feels about her children fibbing less than telling the truth at inopportune moments, highlighting parental frustration and humorous irony.
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