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Newspaper
The Clermont Courier
Location
Batavia, Ohio, United States of America
Date
May 23, 1928
Page
7
A American professor refused a $2,000,000 offer from a food firm for his vitamin formula. He feared a monopoly and aimed to keep the product accessible to all, prioritizing public benefit over personal gain.
The essay argues that failure shapes success and that hard paths forge true achievement. It contrasts scientists who accept big pay with those who seek purpose over money, noting the value of independent, costly sacrifice for humanity and future generations.
The author urges sober self examination and independent thinking as the path to progress. Citing Lloyd George as an example, the piece argues learning by oneself yields lasting leadership and the power to master difficult problems. It emphasizes thinking for yourself until truths are fully grasped and applied.
Timely hints on truth telling popular trends and caution against overreaction. Advice on peace with enemies and the need for talk to outwit a silent adversary. A quip on fearing poverty over a tombstone and maintaining wary diplomatic friends. Copyright notice included.
Britain now has sixty two forests in England and Wales and fifty in Scotland with many trees still small. About fifteen new forests are established by the forestry commission each year.
The Cabbage Butterfly Cecropia chats with a waking moth about a day in the city. The butterfly questions city life while the moth recalls soaring views, tall buildings, and the bustle of urban crowds before preferring the countryside.
A discussion on gambling superstition describes how players heed the grain direction of the table and cards. It argues sympathetic magic links wood grain to luck, with crossing the grain seen as inviting bad luck and harmony with the grain as favorable.
Practical culinary notes from 1938 detail cheese based dishes. Techniques include mixing cream cheese with American cheese, adding olives, and forming rolls to serve with salad or fruit cocktails. Also covers cheese and chicken scallop dishes, onion based sides for pork, and a rye flour poultice tip for colds.
Bob Shank, an early Hoosier airport proprietor and one of the first civilian airmail pilots, recalled a fogbound flight over New York. He said he thought he was low in the air and narrowly avoided crashing into the masts of a battleship, noting he passed by "the smell of a sock" to miss them.
A fragmented quotation discusses love and perspective with lines about affection, ignoring someone, and choosing optimism while considering both sides. The note attributes thoughts to Auerbach and presents a reflective mood on relationships and perception.
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