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Newspaper
The Clermont Courier
Location
Batavia, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Oct 16, 1929
Page
3
A family doctor approves Dr Caldwell's Syrup Pepsin as a safe reliable laxative for sluggish bowels. The herbal preparation follows the original prescription and is pleasant tasting non habit forming, available at all drugstores.
The inter national beauty contest head James H Carrier proclaims the age of the flapper and comments on modern worship of girls, while sugar cane breeders in Louisiana report benefits from hardier varieties. A light adage warns to make haste slowly except when catching a train, and a quip notes misplaced pockets waste time.
A fashion note describes a forthcoming autumn winter trend with opulent fur garments and gold tissue brocade. The feature highlights a dramatic black and white civet fur ensemble and notable sleeve design as part of Dame Fashion’s elegant era.
Julia Bottomley outlines school wear for girls focusing on velvet coats with oversized collars and fur trimming. The piece highlights blue and gray color schemes, velvet coat ensembles, and interchangeable blouses in metallic weaves to elevate daytime and evening outfits for the young set.
At Birchfield Lodge on the Long Trail a party of young men and women notices Henry Lumbolt is missing after a night of dancing and bridge. Carol Darling discovers Henry on the veranda and they share a quiet moment before he slips away to a rooftop kiss under the stars.
The catalog lists Model 67 table radio with 7 tubes and 8 Screen-Grid at 77 with tubes, 55 for house-current use needing 6 AC tubes and 1 rectifier at 88, and 60 extra powerful with 7 AC tubes and 1 rectifier at 100. Electro Dynamic table speaker priced at 34.
A young scientist asserts a discovered force that negates gravity inspiring jokes in the London Opinion. Meanwhile comedians seek to use the idea as sales chatter. In a separate note, a child reports a funny bathing-suited horse at the park, prompting humorous family chatter.
The piece outlines the rise of the wholesale grocery business in England from pepperers and spicers in 12th century London to the first use of the term grocer in 1819. It notes the Grocers' Company of London founded in 1845 and rapid trade growth thereafter.
Mrs Reading notes a preference for older properties and asks about rental value for a famed colonial house, while Mr Flathunter responds he has not heard of it. The exchange centers on the real estate interest in a historic dwelling and its potential asking price.
The London Opinion notes the country’s first post office opened in 1635 and that pens of the era reportedly did not write.
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