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Newspaper
The Clermont Courier
Location
Batavia, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Mar 06, 1929
Page
3
King Lion paces in his zoo cage and talks to his cubs about hunting, strength, and the wild jungle life. He urges Leo to grow into a king of beasts by roaring, believing the lion’s pride and presence define true power.
The piece offers social quips on relationships and marriage dynamics. It notes women’s preferences for men who are not fools, critiques interior decorators seen as male club pay, and jokes about gifts and timing in marriages. It also mentions a natural explosion of marriages and invitations from the engraver.
A McClure Syndicate piece argues that progress is the only worthwhile aim. It compares personal advancement to a ship's navigation using sun observations to determine position and insists daily self‑assessment of effort and results. The essay stresses continual effort, perseverance, and faithful pursuit of high ideals as the path to enduring success.
The United States Public Health Service announced that a three-state study found over a million people affected at once. A Washington conference with leading physicians resulted in three actions: continued study of preventive remedies, organized public fundraising, and published guidelines for prevention and treatment. Influenza framed as a community responsibility, with hopes for better control and eventual eradication.
Poet Douglas Malloch argues that real progress comes from action not speeches. He imagines a washday as a symbol of civic effort with a senate washboard and a tub, where soap and effort rub away grime, renewing the nation.
A column from 1929 offers recipes for tea treats and desserts. It lists a cheese sugar shortening cookie mix baked slowly, buttered crustless bread with raisins and lemon, a milk custard with eggs, and a long baked nut meringue style disk.
Ruth Logan negotiates a funds plan with James Olsen to cover a junior ball and wardrobe in a campus dormitory tale. A classmate suggesting men be humored leads Ruth to seek two hundred dollars, sparking a personal turning point as James professes love and a future.
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