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Newspaper
The Clermont Courier
Location
Batavia, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Oct 14, 1936
Page
7
A quotation by Arthur Helps extols accuracy as a vital habit taught through education. It argues that humility accompanies precision and that direct lies weigh less than the falsehoods born of inaccuracy, warning of its pervasiveness and urging emphasis on accuracy in teaching the young.
A newspaper ad invites boys and girls to read a Grape Nuts promotion in another column and learn how to join the Dizzy Dean Winners for valuable free prizes. The message emphasizes Faith's work and achievement.
A vintage ad extols Genuine Bayer Aspirin for neuritis and neuralgia relief. It claims tablets dissolve instantly on moisture, starting to work almost immediately, easing headaches and pains. The copy urges buyers to insist on Bayer Aspirin rather than generic aspirin and promises marvelous results.
A terse note argues that conviction arises from power acts rather than convention. The wording hints at challenging traditional norms and emphasizes decisive action over ritual or routine. The piece urges readers to seek authentic commitment rather than performative gestures.
Practical guidance on using covers for protection and decoration, including kitchen, laundry, and window coverings. Discusses washable versus fastened covers, ironing-board covers, draperies, and the effect of window treatments on views. Advises choosing colors, fabrics, and arrangements to improve appearance and light.
Edith M Barber argues science and art should blend in cooking to preserve flavor while honoring nutrition. She cites peas, soup, and sauce flaws and presents practical, everyday recipes using common ingredients to enhance taste and meal appeal.
The fall fashion scene highlights silk crepes, satins, brocades, and velvets in Edwardian inspired princess lines and modern twists. Bold accessories include crimson turban accents, velvet gloves, and jewelry with cloisonne influence. Swing skirts and metallic silks dominate daywear, with bright red taffeta linings and gun metal coats adding drama.
A recipe outlines broiled fish with a mushroom sauce and walnut stuffing. It also details very stuffed sweet potatoes with milk and butter, plus cheese toast fingers topped with Parmesan and paprika, baked in moderate heat. The recipe includes water, cream, and egg white elements, with steps for preparation and serving.
In Paris, Mme. Jéanné Lanvin unveils the horoscope dress featuring sleeve and bodice embroidery with astral signs and gold beads. The bold gowns captivate fashion circles, with stars and futures woven into stage wear as Lanvin redefines couture.
The article notes campus footwear trends with Galle and Pilon brands featured. It highlights ghillie shoes with rubber soles as a leading style for all-around activities including shopping in town. Green is cited as a dominant color for weekend jaunty wear, offering variety in the shoe wardrobe.
Readers note a shift in Paris fashion with conspicuous new headwear and elevated crown styles. Footwear also features higher soles, signaling a trend toward bold silhouettes in the latest season.
A compact list defines terms and phrases such as a tout prix meaning at any price and deceitful chevalier d industrie a swindler. Other entries include brutum fulmen inef fectual thunderbolt deus vobiscum god be with you in medias res into the midst mauvaise honte false modesty nil a toutvert to wonder pate de foies gras a pie of fat goose livers.
The Postum Company advertises a free full week's supply of Postum health drink to anyone who writes for it. The offer appears in another part of this paper and invites readers to request the product.
A reflective line on how fragrance and influence travel beyond perception, suggesting the outcomes of actions and effects are often unpredictable and unknowable. It compares the blossom's scent to a person’s influence, both moving where unseen.
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