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Newspaper
The Clermont Courier
Location
Batavia, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Mar 28, 1934
Page
3
Poem by Ethelyn Jackson Vance praises women at the tomb on Easter day. It honors women’s faith and service, noting their courage, devotion, and role in spreading the message of life after death. The verse calls readers to worship with grateful hearts and incense of reverence.
An essay traces the daffodil as the so called Lent lily and explains narcissus naming. It recalls pasque flowers, poinsettias, and the rarely seen cerulean passion flower linked to Easter imagery and Christian legend observed by explorers and Dutch households.
A columnist argues against food faddism citing natural digestion, balanced meals, and varied diets with vegetables fruits milk eggs meat fish and cheese. Practical recipes like Cabbage and Apples Norwegian Salad Carrot Ring and Olives with sardines illustrate simple, nutritious options.
The Golden Gate bridge across San Francisco Bay is priced around 35 million dollars. It will span 6,450 feet with towers 740 feet tall above mean high water and a central clearance of 220 feet. Including approaches, total length reaches seven miles. Main cables measure 3614 inches in diameter and 7,660 feet between anchors, with center sag of 475 feet.
Advertisement extols Ferry's Seeds sold only in fresh dated packages and guarantees finest quality. Also promotes Dr. Pierce's Pleasant Pellets as the original liver pills for over sixty years. Mentions class with pests and pessimism contagion.
A pupil identifies three Shakespeare plays as King Lear, MacBeth, and Othello. A teacher names a trio of plays and challenges the notion of flaming youth in college culture with a local Kansas City Star quip about failing students.
A humorous dialogue where a child asks how to spell dictator and the father quips that the answer is W i f e, delivering a light domestic pun.
Oxydol promises thick suds by tailoring 3 inch suds to district water. It claims a 500 times suds expansion and potential 8 to 30 percent savings per load. The ad urges a test to prove it.
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