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Newspaper
The Clermont Courier
Location
Batavia, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Oct 05, 1938
Page
7
A small boy fronts a grimy note to a butcher requesting ten cents worth of fresh dog meat to avoid papa’s illness. Washington est. The Truth Will Out. A hostess teases Mr. Harper about singing after the performance. The Usual Way and Taken for Granted conclude with quips about misfortune and blame.
Classified notice offers agents to sell lifetime metal social security cards with a claim of easy ten dollars daily. Names William Hament and Wm Lex Bale of Maryland appear as references. Advertisement adds jobs for boys and girls to sell bundles with new method and no investment, urging readers to write D. D. Lowery in Yorkville, Ohio for full particulars.
A home baking note lists ingredients for a flour shortcrust cake and a caramel frosting. It covers dry mix steps with sugar, shortening, eggs, molasses, and coffee, plus a baked 10 inch square cake at 375 for 25 to 30 minutes. Then a caramel frosting is prepared by boiling sugars and milk to a soft ball, adding butter, cooling, and spreading.
A new Goodyear farm program began September 26 via 48 NAB stations. Fifteen minute daily Midwest regional broadcasts air 1 15 to 1 30 pm EST, 12 15 to 12 30 pm CST, and 11 15 to 11 30 am MST to farmers from the Atlantic to the Rockies and Texas to Canada. The shows follow the Farm and Home Hour and feature weather, shipping, prices, and crop conditions with regional news gathered by local offices led by farm experts.
The quotation condemns or praises a man’s posthumous fame, noting his radiant influence in life and enduring reverence after death. It reflects classical sentiment and Horatian voice on fame and mortality.
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