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Newspaper
The Clermont Courier
Location
Batavia, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Oct 22, 1930
Page
2
A New York furniture dealer urged that the home’s charm relies on refreshed furnishings rather than the old horsehair sofa. The piece argues a well set parlor fosters better mood and family life, noting small, affordable updates can transform daily living and keep young people at home.
A guide note on child nutrition stresses simple well cooked meals and attractive serving to foster palatability. It covers daily portions milk fruit vegetables cereals fats and liquids with emphasis on growth bone and tooth building, while warning that malnutrition stems from undernourishment illness or poor rest and air.
A collection of short maxims and reflections on life character and behavior. The quotes touch on humility generosity temper pride and work ethos with humorous asides and occasional misprints. The voice imitates aphoristic proverbs about human nature and society.
A fragmented quip notes that people with an itch to write are likely those who use scratch pens, attributed to Imogene. The remark hints at a playful critique of overzealous writers and scribbling tendencies.
A playful item notes a girl’s surprised scream when her sheik appears, signaling she will soon twist his solitaire on her orange blossom finger. The quip, credited to the McClure Newspaper Syndicate, reads as light humor.
A Tulsa woman recalls sheltering a wounded American soldier in a German occupied village. To hide him she improvises a whip from nettles to leave red marks, then a German officer sees a quarantine sign on the door and departs. A week later Allied forces recaptured the village and the soldier was saved.
A man wandered on a Vancouver street when a bar of soap struck him. Attached was a business card and a note begging hotel staff to send help to unlock a bathroom door. A bellboy led a relief effort to reach the bathroom and aid the trapped man.
A reflective poem from 1930 by Douglas Malloch speaks of enduring life’s unkindness. The speaker accepts rough treatment, forgiving friends, trusting the sun will rise again, and life resuming its hopeful arc after sorrow.
A playful mock review describes a fictitious creature from Hawaii, likening it to a poorly trained biped similar to a West African Tom Tom and Jersey Kowbell. It notes its inability to learn, lack of ears, off key singing, and lists comical, edible materials used to craft the creature as a pet attraction.
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