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Newspaper
The Clermont Courier
Location
Batavia, Ohio, United States of America
Date
May 08, 1935
Page
7
In a tense scene Ben El Hot fights rivals while Dawn faces scandal and Aunt Em negotiates a path to peace. Lydia, the damaged woman, joins Dawn as Able and Em plot a way to shield Ben and end the feud. TO BE CONTINUED.
Able Armitage, the old justice, hurries across the snowy street to hail Ben as he unblankets his team, signaling a tense exchange amid a troubled scene.
Ben Elliott arrives in Tincup with Don Stuart who soon dies after a beating by Nicholas Brandon. Elliott survives a setup, rebuilds a blown railroad bridge, delivers logs, and faces false charges from Lydia as Dawn McManus’s past is revealed. Red Bart Delaney is the suspected killer in a tense climactic arc.
In New England hay-wire slang signals something gone wrong yet Maine's North Woods treat hay-wire as a temporary, clever repair. For lumbermen, using hay-wire denotes resourcefulness, while habitual use marks shiftlessness. The piece notes hay as bound in bales and the practice of saving hay-wire for emergencies, akin to carrying an ax or pail for a toter.
A concise survey traces luck to finding pins in early markets when they were costly, and to horseshoes and roosters in historic warfare. Crickets and rooster crows feature in ancient omens, with Pliny noting crickets as bringers of good news. The rib claim about humans stems from a Genesis misreading. men and women share the same number of ribs.
The Postum Company invites readers to request a full week’s supply of Postum health drink at no charge. Send a request to receive this complimentary trial as part of a promotional offer advertised in the newspaper.
Verified dialogue contrasts a claim that salt saves lives with a statement about an old salt who saved several lives, highlighting a folk wisdom juxtaposed with personal testament.
New Zealand asserts its education system is the cheapest among civilized nations with a stated cost of one and a half cents per child per day. It pledges high instruction standards while urging use of Pierce’s Pleasant Pellets to maintain health and regulate liver and bowels.
Two girls recount a humorous moment as the first notices George's mustache and laughs. the second admits it tickled her as well.
Herbert B. Skyles of Wintondale Pa describes a rapid rash spread on his face that burned and itched. After trying various soaps he used Cuticura Soap and Ointment and the rash disappeared. Potters Drug & Chemical Corp. Malden Mass advertises Soap 25c Ointment 25c and 50c talcum 25c.
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