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Newspaper
The Clermont Courier
Location
Batavia, Ohio, United States of America
Date
May 18, 1927
Page
7
Gwen Bry ant hides a secret shopping spree buying the world's best authors in ten green volumes. Her husband Arthur discovers the purchases were kept at the office until fully paid, exposing Gwen's deceit but ending with his reveal and her conflicted relief.
A dramatic tale relayed from Paris to Kansas City recalls a hurricane wind whipping debris as a large dog leaps from a fifth floor. The dog survives the jump but injures a passerby who becomes struck. The incident underscores absurd fears and odd accidents caused by flying debris and falling animals.
In a Boston Transcript anecdote G B Shaw and a coxcomb share a bath slab with towels over their faces. An attendant calls Shaw, the coxcomb rises proudly, tips with a sovereign, and asks why he was mistaken. The reply: the two men have the same shoe size.
Anthropologists note near Dapitan Mindanao along Iligan bay region the most primitive houses. They resemble nests on poles over water with little cross sticks straw and simple walls. A Moro "outside room with path" serves as a bathroom area while weather is warm and meals are rarely cooked.
A staged hold up ends with the inspector declaring the suspect must remain quiet to allow a chest and back muscle check. The act concludes as the examiner assesses the subject and requests payment of two units.
Path finder Magazine reports a study by Prof. 8. J. Holmes of the University of California concluding female infants are stronger than males. The 28 year study of 8,405,464 deaths finds infant mortality ratios of 100 females to 128.5 males.
Mrs Fuhrman of Cincinnati credits Tanlac with curing long standing stomach and nervous troubles that left her weak and run down. She recounts exhaustion after light exertion, inability to eat without pain, and a chest throat lump that vanished after taking Tanlac. She now enjoys her best health and endorses Tanlac fully.
Readers are urged to try Dave's Mentha Pepsin a pleasant elixir guaranteed by any druggist to relieve gas fullness and dyspepsia. The ad promises quick relief from digestion distress and a money back guarantee if not satisfied.
In Angora the inland capital regime bans loud goatherd calls and town crier cries while other noises are deemed civilized. The notice contrasts uncivilized sounds with tolerated din as part of a law driven order. An advertisement for Wright's Indian Vegetable Pills promises relief from indigestion at 372 Pearl Street, New York.
Popular Mechanics notes an English inventor's umbrella with a disappearing strap that clips at the bottom to prevent ribs from opening. The device folds to 22 inches closed and hides the strap when open, improving one‑hand use and storage.
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