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Newspaper
The Clermont Courier
Location
Batavia, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Oct 03, 1928
Page
6
An austere collector called Nature gathers overdue debts from all through life. Youths who ignore wisdom pay in later life with disease and broken spirit, while the vicious end in prison walls. The piece cautions that every path sows tolls to be paid in pain, sorrow, and loss.
The piece argues that women need better husbands and critiques male conduct. It notes that vice is minor and virtue easily skipped, comments on dancing distance, calling a man a sap, and a rich man’s health being slower to heal. It ends with a remark about a high hat making a man look tall to a child.
The piece argues curiosity is a noble trait, not a vice, citing examples from Columbus to Edison. It contrasts petty snooping with the drive behind invention, noting that intelligent questioning shows interest and learning. It urges praise for admitting ignorance, like Sophocles, and ends with a note on a portable indoor wading tank.
A 1928 Western Newspaper Union feature lists simple kitchen ideas. It suggests sardines on buttered toast with French dressing and Worcestershire, mixed with onions or chives, and proposes Eggs De Lesseps. It also notes calf's brains sautéed in butter, a fruit pie with meringue, Madeira cake with citron, and buttermilk with a sandwich for a light lunch.
A talking horse recalls a picnic with his master during a busy day. They stop a moment for candy and cake, and the horse praises his master as brave, kind, and deeply devoted, noting the master's care for a girl saved from danger. The horse longs to tell others of his master's deeds.
Nora predicts a domestic quarrel as the husband laments wife skimping on delicatessen, recalling his mother’s purchases. The remark hints at changing family habits and intergenerational food expectations.
A compact meditation on speech and truth contrasts the living man behind the statue with self styled wise who debate and write. It urges concise, powerful speech and warns that excessive words obscure truth rather than reveal it.
An old health column urges flushing kidneys with water and four ounces of Rad Salts daily, claiming it cleanses kidneys, relieves bladder irritation, and prevents headaches, rheumatic twinges, and backache while promoting kidney activity. A local druggist notes many customers buy Rad Salts to address suspected kidney trouble early.
A new fishing reel design uses a spring mechanism to wind the line after a cast. The device retrieves lines fifty to sixty feet and features a lever to release the spring and prevent backlash.
A satirical remark presents a comedian author who toys with debunkers and audiences. The piece contrasts a man who lives to amuse with the demanding duty of crafting truthful, entertaining fiction. It hints at public appetite for clever subversion.
Mrs Charles Morgan of R F D 1 Tully New York says Lydia E Pinkham Vegetable Compound and Sanative Wash restored her strength after illness. She reports relief after four bottles and plans to continue with two more bottles, praising the remedies as worth their weight in gold.
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