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Newspaper
The Clermont Courier
Location
Batavia, Ohio, United States of America
Date
May 11, 1932
Page
7
A tale in which King Eagle and Buster Bear contend for a big river fish caught by Plunger the Fish Hawk. King Eagle appears to seize the fish but none is found, leaving both birds puzzled and embarrassed as anger fades to foolishness.
A 1932 poem by Douglas Malloch asks whether a nation remains brave or retreats from Lexington, then shifts to a King Eagle and Buster Bear dialogue about a lost fish, exploring themes of pride, generosity, and quarreling. The piece blends historical reflection with a gentle woodland tale.
Granny Fox and Reddy Fox enjoy a fine fish dinner after Buster Bear and King Eagle quarrel over a fish they say Granny Fox grabbed. Granny Fox notes quarrels benefit others and advises keeping out of fights while watching to profit from others’ mistakes.
This account details the Sahara Desert air expedition that brought back Pere Yakouba’s authorized memoirs with historical notes on Timbuctoo. Capt Rene Wauthier led the four seat plane with William Seabrook and Marjorie Worthington aboard.
Tips show how a tiny plot can yield lettuce spinach radishes greens and onions. Steps cover soil care weeding watering and progressive harvests plus simple recipes for lettuce with bacon vinegar dressing green onions in cream sauce and spinach nests with eggs.
A brief note references Kitty McKay by Nina Wilcox Putnam with a line about friendships among men and implied dialogue about women. It includes a culinary aside for baking a dish with butter cheese cream and eggs served in baking dishes.
A vintage advertisement touts Dr Caldwell's syrup pepsin as a mild safe laxative for all ages. It promotes tonic benefits for liver and bowels, claims to prevent sluggishness, and urges keeping a bottle in the medicine chest to avoid chronic constipation. It ends noting James Melrose of York at ninety nine refuses cars.
An advertisement urges readers to stop worrying and use Fellows' Syrup to boost appetite and energy. It claims the tonic strengthens the body, improves vigor, and is commonly prescribed by doctors, recommending readers ask their druggist for genuine Fellows' Syrup.
The piece notes heavy taxes in Britain driving legal evasion, including yacht living to avoid taxation. Compton Mackenzie leases Jethou and Herm near Guernsey for about $1 weekly, gaining duchy privileges, while Herm’s lease has ties to Prince Blucher. The article mentions a unique tax-free status for tobacco spirits and gun licenses and ends with a note on English nurses left $175 each by the author.
In Sir Alfred Yarrow's will the shipbuilder, who recently died at ninety, criticizes women he views as leading useless lives and leaves legacies to a select group of women he deems have “justified their existence.” He condemns leisure pursuits and urges a moral hierarchy among his heirs.
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