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Newspaper

The Clermont Courier

Location

Batavia, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Oct 05, 1927

Page

7

Story for Kiddies at Bedtime Becomes Beaver Wedding Tale

Miss Betty Beaver proclaims engagement to a skilled builder and vows to marry today. The beaver couple plans a joint home to withstand floods and avoid disturbance, praised by friends for teamwork and lasting devotion. The tale ends with the couple celebrated by the Beaver Meadow community and a rhyming benediction on their enduring love.

Betty’Beaver Miss Beaver Bett Beaver Beavers Betty Beaver Mr. Beaver

Mothers of Men Poem and Hotel Lipstick Costs

A McClure syndicated poem about mothers of men contrasts fragile blossoms with a daisy. An Atlantic City hotel manager report notes rising maintenance costs from lipstick use by women, including napkins towels and tablecloths, requiring bleaching to restore whiteness.

McClure Atlantic City

Chestnut Bread and Seasonal Dishes Featured in June

A weathered note extols seasonal foods and presents a recipe for New York Chestnut Bread using graham flour and pastry. The passage contrasts June skies with October weather while listing autumn delights and nut season dishes.

New York

Date of the Earth's Birth by F A Walker

The essay discusses the earth's age with estimates from French astronomer Moreaux and earlier calculations by Sir William Thomson. It argues the earth spans hundreds of millions of years with life emerging long before humans, citing cave formations in Virginia and ancient skulls to support deep time. It ends urging continual seeking of knowledge and progress for humanity.

Moreaux Observatory of William Thompson Luray Virginia Engis Cro Magnon

Thoughtful Children Milk Time Then Icebox Duty

A neighbor asks if children are thoughtful. the mother proudly says they bring in the morning milk and place it in the icebox for her. The exchange highlights domestic kindness and child obligations in a household setting.

Old-fashioned Gingerbread and Chestnut Turkey Stuffing

A 1927 Western Newspaper Union recipe segment presents two gingerbread ideas and a chestnut stuffing method. Gingerbread uses brown sugar, butter, eggs, and spice to bake soft cakes. chestnut stuffing blends chestnuts with bread crumbs potatoes and herbs for turkey dressing.

Turkey Western Newspaper Union

Throwing Old Shoes After Bridal Couples

An old shoe throwing custom linked to bridal transfers is traced to ancient property practices. The practice appears in Jewish and other ancient societies, with footwear used in rites of sale or transfer and symbols of authority. The piece notes superstition, origins, and possible Egyptian roots.

McClure Newspaper Dr. Scholl Po Scholls

Lindbergh's legacy: courage ethics and mind and body

The American Magazine notes Lindbergh's lasting impact by praising his courage ethical conduct and disciplined life. The piece argues these qualities remain the greatest tribute to the aviator and reflect on what Lindbergh represented to American values.

Lindy Lindbergh

Real Trouble Hub Dialog About Finishing Sentences

A humorous exchange between a husband and wife. The husband jokes that listening too fast is the real issue. A rich man builds a palatial home to stay away from two thirds of his time, illustrating irony about time and fortune.

Hub

Long Terms of Service in Abingdon Lodge Origins

The John Cutler lodge A M and A F organized in 1859 at Abingdon Massachusetts named Erastus Nash treasurer for 36 years. After Nash’s death his son Alfred Nash filled the role and now completes his thirty first year as lodge treasurer. A quoted aphorism about fools and wisdom follows.

John Cutler A. F A. M Abingdon Mass Erastus Nash Nash Alfred Nash Lodge

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