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Newspaper
The Clermont Courier
Location
Batavia, Ohio, United States of America
Date
May 22, 1929
Page
7
dainty patterned dresses for girls feature small vivid figures and bright color mixes. designs include white gowns with black, navy and red accents and sleeveless basque styles with scalloped hems, lace yokes, and plaited skirts. fabrics such as canton crepe and crepe de chine are suggested for party wear and everyday summer frocks.
Grace Roe, a nurse, helps Dr. Ingraham while watching his engagement to Felicia Mayland fall apart. The doctor admits the loss, and Grace contemplates a future as his ally and partner both in work and life as they face a lonely, complicated romance.
European geologists led by Prof. Walther Gothan argue ice age cycles returned. Fossil plant sequences show alternating interglacial and glacial periods with beech forests giving way to birch and pine, then tundra, signaling a future cold era.
A prospective tenant inspects a flat and is told he cannot rent because he has children. He explains his youngest child is married in Australia and others are in America, but the porter replies that orders forbid letting to anyone with children. Pearsons reports.
Maine maintains 380 game sanctuaries protecting birds and animals. Over the past decade more than 200000 acres have been set aside for refuges with most counties holding sizable tracts. These havens are invaluable to the state and fur bearing species rebound in large preserves.
Harvey Mounts of Ben Creek, Williamson County, reports a lightning encounter during a torrential rainstorm. He survived unhurt, but his pipe burned to ashes and a gold ring melted into his horse’s neck, leaving a small wound. The evidence is on display for verification.
New York report: Jules van Stem of New York, 29, stows away on the ship American Legion after presenting an American passport and Harvard background. He works as a deck hand to earn passage back to New York, exchanging his fine morning dress for work clothes. Captain Hilton notes the unusual passenger's dedication and bids him farewell at the port.
In Akron Ohio fifteen year old Basile Conterecer faced juvenile court and received a unique punishment. Judge J Spicer ordered a haircut after Basile pleaded to keep his five inch long hair. Basile was charged with playing hockey from school and the barber soon shortened his long brunette tresses.
Prague police credit a Czechoslovak consular official in Paris with solving a two year old murder case involving three natives. Rudolph Skalsky, 33, a mechanic, confessed to shooting Machorovksi Kilka and Mueller after they attacked him. He was stopped by examining his passport signature.
Billy Sherman of Springfield is described as the champion food consumer of Missouri after reportedly eating 24 sandwiches 15 doughnuts 24 fried eggs two T bone steaks french fried potatoes and a whole cherry pie He stands six feet two inches tall and weighs 854 pounds.
A nostalgic catalog style ad touts Castoria as a staple in five million homes. It promises gentle relief for colic constipation and diarrhea in infants, claiming doctors endorse it over stronger medicines.
Louisiana reports 10,000,000 trees planted in 1928 29 season by forestry division. Hand planted forests and wood lots cover 28 000 acres with about 25 000 000 trees. Nurseries operated by lumber and paper firms contribute 2 590 000 trees.
The page features vibrant advertisements and ornate copy that give the issue its distinct themed styling. The writing blends playful witticisms about bets and fortune with colorful phrasing to attract reader attention.
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