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Newspaper
The Clermont Courier
Location
Batavia, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Nov 07, 1934
Page
3
A quirky family tale follows Jennie a harpist whose musical upbringing sparked fears and fame. She elopes with a zoo keeper’s assistant, becomes a harmonica devotee, and with her husband carves acorn ornaments while their son Earl studies atoms. The moral warns letting kids choose their path.
In Tahiti, William Powell recounts a voyage with Albert Berne to a taboo island famed for rich pearl beds. Native divers warned against overnight stays and water entry. Phosphorescent lights and a sulfurous shore fuel suspicions, yet the narrator wonders if any unknown phenomena truly occur.
A vintage ad urges readers to consider kidney function for backache dizziness and swollen feet. It promotes Doan's Pills as a kidney specific remedy distributed by druggists worldwide.
A narrator follows natives down a coast where at low tide giant human footprints appear on the cleaned sand. Locals claim the footprints are seen around the island at low tide, with some attributing the phenomena to taboo and sulfurous heats, while others offer alternate explanations.
A freight agent on a western road inspected a shipment and logged a comical report. The freight bill described a donkey as "one burro" and he noted, "Short, one bureau, over, one jackass," capturing the peculiar wording in his report.
A brief quotation from Prof. Kirtley F. Mather emphasizes education as essential to life, highlighting its foundational role in personal and societal development.
Italian researchers propose coloring road surfaces to reduce glare from sun and headlights. Different hues would mark routes to towns, with nonfading tints mixed into surface dressing to guide motorists without altering road texture.
A terse aphorism ties a harsh fate to peacemakers, noting discouragement as their burden and suggesting a moral stance on restraint and reconciliation amid adversity.
An ad for Mule for MAKE UP claims a single cream combines face powder and powder for all complexions, delivering a natural radiance and velvety skin with lasting makeup. Ten shades offered Evening Brunette Blonde Tan Natural Flesh Brown Rachel Dark Brown. Price one dollar per jar postpaid. Croft Laboratories 1252 Hollywood California.
A newspaper style advisory promotes Dr Caldwell's Syrup Pepsin as a safe liquid laxative for children. It argues against harsh dosing and outlines a three step method: choose a good liquid laxative, set a suitable dose, then gradually reduce until natural bowel movements occur. The article claims Dr Caldwell's is widely used and suitable for all ages.
Advertising blurb touts 500 practical spare and full time money making ideas and plans. It mentions L Atelier Box 681 Detroit Michigan and a sulphoderm product with money back offer. The copy is promotional and lacks coherent news content.
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