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Newspaper
The Clermont Courier
Location
Batavia, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Oct 14, 1931
Page
3
A 1931 Western Newspaper Union recipe collection notes quick desserts using crumbled cookies and cakes with caramel nut sauce. It lists Orange Bread Lemon Syrup Energy Salad and a ready lemonade style serve, detailing ingredients and steps for portable picnic treats.
A quirky 1931 item notes that a woman should wear red and yellow to catch a steady, pink and blue for fidelity, and black and white to hold him tight. It adds a moon and dog motif with a cat implication, in a light column tone.
Poem explores indifference to weather wealth and fate while asserting mutual care between lovers. Repeated questions probe what people truly value while concluding devotion remains constant despite circumstances.
Peter Rabbit fears Old Man Coyote plans to trap him after causing his torn tail. He hides in a bramble tangled night fearing discovery, while Sammy Jay alerts to the danger and Peter contemplates a way back to the Old Brier Patch.
Beige returns to fashion with bold color pairings. A tailored beige wool suit paired with a black hat bag and shoes, beige stockings, and a plaid beige and black scarf creates a refined, high distinction look.
Harriet Lee won the third annual most beautiful radio artist in America contest held during the radio electric world’s fair. The blond, stately actress has a mellow contralto and has been heard on Columbia network programs for two years.
The piece recounts the 1772 Gaspe raid ending in its destruction and abolition of British authority, led by Abraham Whipple, as a spark toward American independence. It also details Jacob Leisler’s 1689 rebellion in New York, his execution, and the lasting anti‑British sentiment that fueled later revolutions, linking Leisler to the birth of American patriotism.
In response to a declining female birth rate in the state the Kashmir ruler promises an acre of land to every father of a newborn girl. Pamphlets and posters warn against infanticide as a harmful practice long observed in northern India where daughters were viewed as less valuable workers.
Physicians note a common condition with childhood ailments and constipation. Castoria helps relieve digestive upset by cleansing impure wastes with a gentle vegetable preparation. It is mild, drug free, and trusted to work without coaxing children to take it. Real Castoria bears the name.
The passage promotes Phillips Milk of Magnesia as the standard remedy for excess stomach acid. It claims it neutralizes acid quickly, with a physician-approved dose in water expected to end symptoms within five minutes. The text urges readers to try it themselves and avoid crude methods.
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