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Newspaper
The Clermont Courier
Location
Batavia, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Mar 08, 1939
Page
3
A dated column offers advice for women in their forties seeking to maintain appeal to men amid concerns like hot flashes and nerves. The piece blends self-help guidance with cautionary notes, reflecting period attitudes and informal humor about electricity and weather metaphors.
A humorous exchange about science and exams in a clipped newspaper style joke. The student jokes about stew and telephone topics while the teacher asks for the connecting link, and a later quip references wars and history. A stray line notes a patient missing his watch while a doctor checks a temperature.
The Houston Post notes a star football player did not graduate last year but renewed his contract for another year. The item highlights ongoing career plans and questions about academic status.
A speaker explains hoarseness after talking through a four door vehicle to avoid straining the voice. The incident links voice strain to driving conditions and air quality as a contributing factor.
Classified notice promotes starting a business independently through Ford Business Service Department 61 Bakerstown Pa. Includes instruction and mail contact for prospective entrepreneurs.
Bills may be introduced in either house except tax bills which originate in the house. Similar or different bills on the same subject can be presented in both branches. When no agreement is reached a conference committee is formed to negotiate a compromise. All bills must pass both bodies before going to the President.
Quote from Temple warns that men often treat health and life as carelessly as clothing showing the peril of reckless behavior.
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