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Newspaper
The Clermont Courier
Location
Batavia, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Mar 29, 1933
Page
6
The article notes Sarazen’s use of an 80 ounce driver in practice to build hand and wrist strength, increasing endurance and smoothness of swing. He remained fresh in British and American Open rounds, and later used lighter clubs to gain distance while preserving control and touch.
A scrambled collection notes on antiques franchises telephone myths and a deceased cow burial for a poor family. It includes a claim about William Tell and an incorrect inventor attribution for anesthetics and esthetics. The River Youghiogheny means river that flows in the opposite direction.
In Thornton W Burgess style, Sammy Jay and the Old Orchard birds crowd the scene as Johnny Chuck faces Reddy Fox and Mrs. Reddy. Johnny shows grit and courage, pressing the battle to protect himself with a tough coat and fats guarding him, despite the foxes’ advantage.
A roundup of summer desserts and savory ideas from 1933 includes Cheese Custard with meringue, Lemon pulp for fish dishes, Asparagus With Mock Hollandaise, and Toasted Cinnamon Sandwiches. Simple, digestible fare suited for all ages per the Western Newspaper Union.
Bowser the Hound overhears a confrontation between Reddy the Fox and Mrs. Fox near Johnny Chuck’s home. Bowser leaps the wall, prompting the escape of Reddy and Mrs. Fox while Johnny Chuck retreats, licking his wounds after the fight in the Green Forest.
A reflective poem contrasts the ordinary dog and the ordinary man. It cheers loyal, untitled creatures and steadfast neighbors, naming a pup with plain manners and a town’s everyday folks who stand by us in hard times. The piece condemns pride and blindness, urging humility and common decency.
A vintage hat features small wings tucked into curls at the side of the head. The hat uses black fabric like material with wings crafted from celluloid as a decorative element.
The United States Bureau of Standards reports a record high temperature of about 5600 degrees Celsius produced by a carbon arc under pressure.
William Kite was sworn in as undersheriff in the morning and wounded in the afternoon. He sat in his car after receiving the gun, heard a noise thought to be a back-fire, then felt pain in his heel as his revolver apparently discharged. The bullet tore through the seat and lodged in his heel. He is the first casualty of the new administration.
In Bridgeport court Theresa Christiano testified that Greenwich heiress Violet Knott offered her a deal to marry her beloved Benjamin Tocco. The arrangement included a promise of divorce so Tocco could wed Theresa and have a child named in her favor. The couple wed April 16 after the alleged bargain. Judge John R. Booth reserved decision.
Libby Montana reports Ted Polette rode to a buck with horns locked to a dead rival. He jumped, threw the buck, freed the horns, and the deer ran off healing in time. Polette said the animal was near death from starvation.
Floyd Sommerfelt, a ten ton oil company truck driver, was pinned face down in mud when his vehicle overturned on a Coalinga highway. Realizing suffocation, he held his breath until nearby oil crew freed him from beneath the machine.
Pasadena man John Dally, 47, attempted to carbonate water with illuminating gas. He drank the bubble-filled solution and fainted. Fire department resuscitated him using two tanks of oxygen.
Frances D. Mc Mullen argues in the North American Review that the wife’s role has declined and needs a practical, businesslike approach. She urges women to complete chores reliably, avoid over polishing, and take responsibility to restore respect and self-respect in the home.
A historic advertisement touts Dr Caldwell's Syrup Pepsin as a safe laxative for women. It claims to ease constipation, headaches, poor appetite, and biliousness with a blend of laxative herbs and pure pepsin. The ad emphasizes experience and popularity with over a million women users.
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