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Newspaper
The Clermont Courier
Location
Batavia, Ohio, United States of America
Date
May 03, 1933
Page
6
A 1933 Western Newspaper Union recipe column describes Southern pralines using sugar cream and nut meats, plus rhubarb conserve with rhubarb fruit, sugar, citrus rind and nuts. It notes optional berry additions to make flavorful jellies and preserves and highlights thrifty home cookery.
The article discusses Yuril Tolley’s renowned powerful drives and stresses keeping the address position consistent through the swing. It advises visualizing impact, resting the club behind the ball, and positioning the left heel opposite the club to encourage a relaxed backswing and reliable downswing alignment.
A collage of humorous lines and trivia from 1933 material includes jokey definitions, questionable social remarks, and a short note on chenille ribbon scarfs. It presents cultural oddities and light fashion trends with dated language and references to Bell Syndicate services.
A fable where Peter Rabbit learns the danger of thinking one knows everything. Happy Jack the Squirrel teases Peter about neighbors and a supposed Short-Tail the Shrew, revealing that some claim to knowledge hide ignorance. The tale emphasizes restraint and curiosity.
The note claims the word cowboy first appeared during the American Revolution describing Tories in the neutral ground around New York who plundered cattle from both sides. It cites DB 1933 McClure Newspaper Syndicate and mentions eight women forming an all female law firm in Cleveland as a historical aside.
Poem about valuing friendship over wealth and fame, urging that companionship lightens burdens. The speaker asks luck to take riches but keep love, insisting a friend’s presence makes difficult journeys bearable and turns dark days bright.
In this 1932 Western New Chapter Union piece the Senate is praised as the world’s greatest deliberative body due to its unlimited debate which slows war declarations and treaties. It contrasts Senate long view with House speed and notes senators’ national outlook and six year terms.
The Portland Oregon Journal offers a humorous new take defining a henpecked man as someone with lace curtains at the side windows of his coupe, a playful image reflecting social norms.
Hal G. Evarts argues in the Saturday Evening Post that New Guinea natives view long labor under whites as wealth. Primitive culture limits tools but a few months work buys steel adzes knives or cloth. three years yields status and power. Dr. Pierce’s Pleasant Pellets are advertised as original liver pills from sixty years ago.
A brief crooked note suggests that perception can mislead as many people encounter a crowd they struggle to trust. The text hints at disbelief in what is observed and reflects on human judgment without providing specific events or names.
An advertisement promotes Bayer Aspirin as the safest, most effective remedy for headaches and sudden discomfort. It asserts daily use year round is harmless and guarantees quick relief from headaches, colds, and similar pains. It emphasizes safety and reliable results with every tablet.
Mrs. Marsha Nevils of LaGrange Texas says she suffered for twelve years with large hard red pimples all over her face neck back and arms. After using Cuticura Soap and Ointment she reports being healed and notes prices and free samples offered by Cuticura Laboratories.
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