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Newspaper
The Clermont Courier
Location
Batavia, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Nov 11, 1925
Page
3
A lifestyle feature on lace curtains replacing heavy drapes in modern homes. It explains flat lace panels for living room windows facing streets, use of filet net and marquisettes for bedrooms, and how side draperies create interior harmony while preserving light and air.
Readily available ready to assemble built in china cupboards shown in a room layout. The furniture is designed to be fixed into wall spaces by carpenters using maker dimensions, with colonial designs favored for a harmonious paneled room and built in sideboards to match.
During a voyage of the steamship The Fast Thinker a torpedo boat was sighted causing panic among soldiers aboard. A sudden call by a Black passenger asking if anyone would buy a gold watch and chain pierced the tense mood as fear spread through the deck.
Weds Canadian stage and screen star Catherine Calvert to Col. George A. Carruthers of Montreal a well known millionaire sportsman and horse breeder. Calvert was formerly married to playwright Paul Armstrong and is now widowed.
Lili, a three year old resident of the Near East Relief orphanage at Sidon, received a perfect health and mental rating from physicians of the organization. She was found in Tripoli as a infant with a caravan of Greek refugees fleeing Turkey. four other children in the group died.
A survey of 1,000 Midwestern college girls suggests 65 percent favor a cave man in a refined form as ideal husband. The piece notes expectations include muscular build, abstinence from drinking or smoking, and limited flirtation, with qualifications and training deemed possible before marriage.
A man who posed as the bishop of Warsaw and lived off boards alms and favors across Europe for over ten years has been arrested in Rome. Tarwoski, born a peasant in Lemberg, used a smooth tongue to deceive victims while posing as a cleric, but Vatican denouncements and police pursuit led to his capture.
Frank Harris recalls a hostile reception to one of his books in New York. He cites ignorance and misunderstanding as critics. A gallery anecdote about misreading a label under a painting of Adam and Eve illustrates the point with humor.
The late Max Hirsch hosted comedian Michael Allen in New York where Allen recounted his life story and quipped about waking up famous. Hirsch laughed and corrected him with a playful punchline about becoming famous first and waking later.
A narrator recalls returning from vacation to find a muddled set of files and an embarrassing exchange with the boss who insists the files were his responsibility. The Chicago Tribune quote emphasizes the awkward moment and authority at the office.
A toddler darted onto railroad tracks as a freight train in Monroe Louisiana approached. The engineer could not stop the long train and avoided a catastrophe as the child was extricated with only a fright and no injuries.
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