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Newspaper
The Clermont Courier
Location
Batavia, Ohio, United States of America
Date
May 29, 1929
Page
3
Love and introductions in a tongue-in-cheek aphorism
A quip from American Magazine notes the social pace of introductions asking to slow down beginnings while praising patience. It adds a playful line about love, perception, and even a buckwheat cake awaiting its turn.
Dr Caldwell's Three Rules on Constipation Remedy
Dr Caldwell, after 47 years of observing constipation, advocates a natural mild vegetable remedy. He rejects drastic purges and promotes ar_per Pepsin for home use addressing constipation biliousness sour stomach headaches and fevers. He offers a free trial bottle by writing Pep sin Dept BB Onticello.
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Caldwell
Pepsin
Onticello
Remembering a Nation’s Service on Memorial Day
A memorial address reflects on national character shaped by past sacrifices and service. It honors brave men and women, the blue and gray, and the enduring heritage that binds Americans to a common duty. The speech urges recalling sacrifices and living up to citizenship.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arlington
Fritz the Bookshop Keeper and the Village Romance
Fritz, a gloomy Linden Street bookman in Greenwich Village, befriends Annette Abbey and Gerald Brereton. The trio, sharing meals and stories, plan a joint future in letters while Fritz hints at guiding their budding careers with counsel and a promised first royalties windfall.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fritz
Gerald Brereton
Annette
Heidelburg
Gerald
Sobersides
The Secret Lamp of Patriotism in War Time
A reflection on patriotism as a secret lamp that shines in crisis. The piece notes how deep sacrifice and generous emotion rise during trial, disaster, or death, enabling citizens to aid their country when normal life is disrupted. It cites the Great War as a momentous national experience.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Greenwich Village
Fritz
Annette Abbey
Annette
Weed
Greeley
Fraulein
John Galsworthy
Memorial Day as Sacred Patriotic Ritual
The piece argues that Memorial Day sustains gratitude for the dead and motivates continued defense of civilization. It notes memory fades with time, but ritual and churchlike ceremony rekindle respect and vow to fight for the nation’s ideals in future conflicts.
Memorial Day Remembrance Through Generations and Duty
May 30 marks the sixty first Memorial Day observed by the Grand Army of the Republic. Veterans age beyond four score recall Logan’s Order No. 11 while younger generations take the lead in solemn commemorations. The call remains to honor the fallen, protect the flag, and support widows and orphans.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grand Army of the Republic
Logan
Grand Army
Memorial Day’s evolution from Civil War tribute to national observance
A historical overview explains Memorial Day’s origins as Decoration Day for Union graves and its expansion after the Civil War. It notes added commemorations for Spanish American and World War defenders, the national conscription system, and the Stone Mountain tribute as signs of growing national unity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
South
Joseph Wheeler
Matthew G Butler
Fritz Hugh Lee
Stone Mountain
Accordion’s 100th Birthday Sparks Continental Fanfare
In 1929 the accordion marks its centenary since 1829 in Vienna with renewed prestige in France driven by jazz. The instrument, once set apart in streets and bistros, now headlines elite culture, while sailors and provinces cling to nostalgic tunes amid Montmartre revelry.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vienna
Damain
France
Montmartre
Jurisdiction Rules for First Degree Murder Death Penalty
The punishment of death for first degree murder applies when the crime occurs on lands and waters within the admiralty and maritime jurisdiction of the United States. This includes vessels registered under U S law on voyages on the waters of the Great Lakes and connecting waters.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
Great Lakes
American machetes dominate Brazilian market trends
Machetes from the United States prove most popular in Brazil where about 1500 are bought monthly. Hardware dealers stock sharp clean American made machetes imported for tropical cutting tasks and general use.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tropics
South America
Brazil
United States
Child Lilly Seeks Donkey Ride Amid Parental Plea
A child named Lilly insists on a donkey ride while a parent named John is urged to carry her so the family can find peace. The note appears in Le Rire Paris as a light caption.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lilly
John
One to Be Remembered First Man
The dialogue recalls a lesson by correspondence with two men, noting a change in behavior. The second line conveys the sober response that the speaker no longer writes to women, reflecting a shift in conduct or attitude.
Strangers Pay More for Your Work Than Family Fortunes
A saying contrasts market value from strangers with family ties. The line implies strangers may offer higher compensation than relatives like Uncle Peleg. It presents a social viewpoint on bargaining, money, and kinship in a concise, streetwise manner.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Peleg
Trousers Kept Straight by Daily Penny News
A humorous note credits daily newspaper for keeping a man’s trousers balanced with pennies, avoiding lopsided wear. The anecdote highlights practical thrift and quirky press-driven routine.
Hollywood magnate complains of foreign film trade friction
Conrad McGarthen, Hollywood producer, says international film trade is difficult and mixed with offense. He compares negotiations to courting, noting counterparts are unreceptive and dismissive, while he remains conciliatory amid the friction.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Conrad McG.herton
Kiddo
Nuptial Words Stir Officiant Debate At Ceremony
A couple's wedding ceremony sparks quiet disagreement over the traditional vow. The bride objects to the word obey while the groom supports keeping the line intact, arguing humor and equal partnership can coexist with the rite.
Gone Forever Mrs Askum and Bascom Bathing Beauty
Pathfinder Magazine recounts a tale where Mrs Bascom confirms her husband was lost at sea and notes a bathing beauty claimed the demise. The brief item frames a maritime mystery with a personal twist.
It’s Possible Some People Are Just Naturally Bad
The remark suggests that some individuals may be inherently malevolent or mentally unstable. It implies a link between natural disposition and dangerous behavior, raising questions about psychology and morality.
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