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Newspaper
The Clermont Courier
Location
Batavia, Ohio, United States of America
Date
May 01, 1940
Page
3
Practical home hints cover camouflaging iron beds with slipcovers, using a long-handled dustpan, preparing horseradish mustard cream for meats, prunes with peanut butter as a spread, cookie dough cutting with flour, kerosene to remove kitchen grease, sun and leaf care for begonias, wiping lamp shades with olive oil, and washing machine tips on reducing wear, water changes, andNot overcrowding.
At the White House a group of farm leaders urged President Roosevelt to back the Jones bill to cut interest on government farm loans. He affirmed U.S. neutrality in Europe, warned against alarmist talk, and urged keeping a level head amid growing war concerns. He noted no fear from Nazi actions in Latin America if vigilance remains. The discourse touched on defense needs and Capitol roof safety jokes during a broader briefing.
A historical study traces how James A. Garfield emerged as a dark horse to thwart Ulysses S. Grant from a potential third presidential term. It contrasts Grant and Theodore Roosevelt refusals, noting party splits, conventions, and the outcomes that shaped late 19th and early 20th century U.S. politics.
A verse from Acts 5 16 describes a multitude from surrounding cities coming to Jerusalem with the sick and those troubled by unclean spirits and all are healed.
A set of ten trivia prompts covering horse height mythological gods timekeeping daylight saving the Bible female names ratio singular forms of dice first ladies nicknames Panama Canal capacity and the cradle of liberty hymn origins and U S national holidays created by Congress.
A list presents answers across topics including measurement sixty inches and Iris. It notes Benjamin Franklin in France in 1784, a claim about women at five percent, mortality, Dolly Madison as Her Majesty, daily ship counts, Faneuil Hall Boston, hymns in ancient Egypt, and the 1889 Centennial Inauguration holiday act.
A sun dew species traps insects with a viscid secretion on its tentacles and is so sensitive that it responds to the mere presence of meat. When a small piece of raw beef is placed within reach, the nearest tentacle extends and grasps the meat within an hour, Collier's reports.
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