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Newspaper
The Clermont Courier
Location
Batavia, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Oct 15, 1941
Page
8
Local agent states they are purchasing White Oak Walnut and Poplar and other woods. They offer in house cutting and hauling and request a written inventory of types and quantities available for sale.
Local notes report a Wednesday inspection at Locust Corner Grange with Deputy Master Mark Atchley attending. Social calls extend across nearby towns as families host visits and entertain guests including residents from Walnut Hills Williamstown Falmouth and East End.
PT Pleasant notes a well attended homecoming at Grant Memorial Church and a revival gathering Sunday night at Flat Rock. Miss Nell Salt hosted the Woman's Society of Christian Service at Good Samaritan Hospital and expects to return home soon. Mr and Mrs Wm Shilling and son Billy from Yellow Springs enjoyed the weekend visit. Mr John Keller underwent an operation here.
Instructions advise laundering quilts in warm sudsy water, rinse in clear warm water, and hang to dry in a shady place. Shake quilts several times during drying to avoid pressing.
The Courier previews health columnist Dr Nathan S Davis and notes a lack of major upcoming events this week. It imagines peace after Hitler and his clique without details, then records Mrs R F Murphy with granddaughter Georgia May visiting the Mays and others at Old Bethel Church and Sunday School.
Amid heavy wartime transport demand, the Middle West Soil Improvement Committee urges farmers to purchase fertilizer early to avoid delays and secure supplies for planting. The statement links rail and truck strain to increased fertilizer orders, noting fertilizer boosts per acre yields and soil fertility with nitrogen, phosphorus, and potash. It cites Ralph Budd of the Council of National Defense on car and truck shortages and the defense program's success depending on transportation and farm output.
Russian cities expand trolley network with trackless trolleys totaling 180 miles of routes. Officials cite improved urban mobility and reduced overhead as key benefits for residents and businesses.
To poach an egg, cover it with boiling water. Cover the pan and let stand for six minutes. The resulting egg is easily digested and ready to eat.
Spices lose flavor quickly when exposed to air. Keep containers tightly closed when not in use to retain aroma and potency.
Treasury Department reproduces the Minute Man statue by Daniel Chester French to promote Defense Bonds and Stamps. The poster urges purchases at banks or post offices as part of wartime defense preparations.
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