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Newspaper
The Clermont Courier
Location
Batavia, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Mar 23, 1932
Page
2
An old advertisement touts Castoria for babies and children, claiming gentle regulation of delicate organs, no harsh drugs, safe use for colic, fevers, and digestive upsets, and insists the product bears the genuine name Castoria.
A London premier and his daughter were said to confront a shopkeeper over Danish butter. The incident reportedly arose from a price dispute, but a lookalike, Dr H Collis of the University of Wales, led to confusion and a potential political stir.
Alan Baker and Bill confront bandits on an Arctic island after learning of a plot to abduct Joyce MacMillan. A captured bandit reveals Jensen’s hold over the operation and the motive tied to Dave MacMillan. Joyce escapes with Pence, sending a note to warn of danger while Alan follows clues to the likely capture site on the Alooska.
The article discusses how ballroom lighting reveals skin flaws such as enlarged pores and blackheads and urges readers to examine their skin in daylight. It offers home beauty regimes, health tips, and inexpensive aids like a rubberized headband, disposable tissues, and a new nail whitening pencil to improve appearance.
Dr. Robert W. Kelso defines poverty as a condition where an individual or dependents consistently fail to maintain a living standard that ensures bodily and mental fitness for permanent work, allowing decent community function and self-respect.
An aphoristic note on inner steadiness suggests comfort comes from resisting trivial irritations and focusing on enduring principles. The brief statement frames suffering as optional by choosing calm over frayed concerns.
A motivational note using Cicero to urge striving for high rankings, valuing the honor of reaching second or third place as a commendable achievement. The message stresses effort, perseverance, and noble ambition in competition.
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