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Newspaper
The Clermont Courier
Location
Batavia, Ohio, United States of America
Date
May 16, 1923
Page
6
Harland H. Allen reviews kitchen table choices with emphasis on durability, heat resistance, and sanitation. He ranks wooden tops versus oilcloth zinc, galvanized iron, and enamel tops, noting enamel's improving reliability and heat tolerance as a preferred option for modern kitchens.
Shoppers ask if patent leather cracks as it wears. The gloss comes from multiple varnish coats baked and oxidized to form a flexible finish that may crack when leather expands with heat and moisture. Coltakin hides yield firm patent leather. new varnish coatings are more pliant and less prone to cracking.
A Health Culture writer notes that hearty laughter stimulates the nervous system and affects the viscera, digestion, respiration, and heart action. Habitual laughter is praised as beneficial, quoting a wise man about a merry heart bringing continual feast.
Four charming bridesmaid hats are featured with options from silver tissue and ostrich to changeable taffeta gowns. Designs include a new bodice and cape, embroidered batiste frocks for the maid of honor, and wide brim hats in straw with crepe trim and butterfly feathers.
Scientist commentary on the disputed age of humanity driven by recent fossil skull discoveries in Patagonia Jersey and South America. Dr Woodward notes Neanderthal remains as earliest known humans with uncertain dating and hints at a early Asia precursor form.
The Cincinnati Times-Star notes that American films influence international tastes, with audiences in Buenos Aires admiring outfits and heroine gowns. Viewers conclude they want American-made clothes, showing trade follows the film as fashion spreads beyond entertainment.
In a large boarding house a man recalls a lunch hour mishap when he, rushing to mail a letter, returns to the dining room and discovers his hand has slipped into a silk jersey petticoat instead of a woolen skirt. The amusing blunder unfolds before luncheon.
Mrs Gussie E Hansen of 916 West 52nd Street says Tanlac cured her stomach trouble nervousness and run down condition. She reports improved appetite back pain relief and better sleep after starting Tanlac and notes the product is sold by all druggists with over 87 million bottles sold.
The word bungalow derives from bongla or bonglaw signifying Bengali or Bengal style. It refers to houses built in the Bengalese manner and linked to East Indian design traditions.
Local disease Catarrh influenced by constitution. Hall's Catarrh Medicine consists of an ointment for quick relief and an internal tonic acting through the blood on mucous surfaces. Sold by druggists for over 40 years, F. J. Cheney Co. Toledo O.
A short exchange from the Christian Register notes a man saved from danger refused a full gift. The saver offered thirty cents, the recipient accepted only ten with twenty cents change returned. The gesture shows tensions over nominal rewards.
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