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Newspaper

The Clermont Courier

Location

Batavia, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Oct 23, 1929

Page

2

A Red Button on His Cap

Natalie finds a red glass button and returns it to Hal Merton of Independent Cleaners, who explains the button came from a hotel guest’s ceremonial coat. The reward plan prompts Natalie to face rumors as Buddy worries about classmates laughing at his cap.

Atalibe Natalie Hal Merton Hal Buddy Bill Myers Jimmie Durante Durante Eddie Cantor Long Island

Fur Trimmed Coats and Hats Dominate This Season’s Fashion

Fashion notes no limit on fur trims or hats this season with fur as beaver and broadtail featured in luxurious coat designs. Articles highlight oversized collars bold hemlines with fur borders and varied cuffs while hats blend lace, leopard, and white fur accents, urging multiple hat purchases for coordinated outfits.

Notable Fashions and Urban Anecdotes From New York

A column blends light social vignettes with fashion notes. It recalls gifts to a writer's newborn, a pawned stolen camera linked to Edmund O'Brien, and Jimmie Durante's golf mishap amid train onlookers. Also notes New York City church steeple decay from atmospheric chemicals and a fashion preview praising millinery artistry and lace insets.

Dairying Urged to Speed Up Industry Upgrades

Agricultural expert K L Hatch argues dairy farming must become a business with clear costs and efficiency. He notes farmers lack data on labor and depreciation, while manufacturers rely on inadequate plants and ignore consumer demands, urging national research backed progress to cover true production costs.

K. L. Hatch Agricultural Extension Service University of Wisconsin

Man Shots Out Tooth in Astillero Toothache Relief

A laborer in Astillero Spain used a revolver to remove an aching tooth shooting the molar out. The blast killed the tooth but also penetrated his cheek, yet he reported immediate relief from pain.

Santander Spain Astillero

Women Name Cushing Man Model Husband

Dwight Buell of Cushing Oklahoma was named the model husband by the town's Women’s Professional and Business club. The club presented him a silver loving cup for his balanced habits and steady nature.

Cushing Okla Cushing Women's Professional and Business Club Dwight Buell

Potato Flavor in Cream Not Caused by Feeding

North Dakota Agricultural College experiments show potato flavor in cream stems from exposure to air carrying potato odor rather than cows being fed potatoes. Potatoes given before milking plus air with potato odor in storage caused flavor within hours. flavor could not be removed by pasteurization or ordinary treatments.

North Dakota Agricultural College

Roughage and Legume Hay Ration for Heifers

Heifers should receive strong roughage with silage and legume hay forming a satisfactory base. Add grain tailored to roughage quality, using a mix of ground corn oats and barley. increase to four to six pounds per day for heifers within three months of calving, adjusting by condition.

Dairy feeds and pasture praise in farm notes

Dairy Hints: barley rivals corn for calf finishing gains and cream separators under 0.04% butterfat cheat farmers. Grass boosts milk but overreliance on pasture is common. cows thrive on natural pasture during the year. A separate dialogue snippet follows about a town pedestrian clash and a mistaken injury assumption.

Doctor Roll Grows Washington

The United States Bureau of Education reports Americans have more doctors than any other nation. The survey finds 149,521 physicians practicing in the country with numbers rising each year across the states.

Washington United States Bureau of Education America

Courteous Mistress Debate in The Retort Scene

A fragment from The Retort presents a dialogue where a mistress questions a servant about Janet’s last place. The servant hesitates, suggesting uncertainty and lingering doubt in the exchange.

Janet

Jinks Say A Bird Can Lend Money And Remain Friend

A humorous quip suggests a bird can lend you money yet keep a friendly relation. The remark plays on lending and friendship with playful wordplay. It reflects a lighthearted tone typical of light gossip or humor pages.

Jinks

Heaviest Young Canadian Sends to Toronto Hospital

Gertrude Restoule, sixteen, of Sturgeon Falls Ontario, weighed 450 pounds when she went to a Toronto hospital for treatment to lose weight. Her sister, at 375 pounds, will also be admitted. The parents are of normal weight.

Gertrude Restoule Sturgeon Falls Ontario Toronto Canada

At Last Use Is Found for Old Razor Blades

The London Evening News reports a solution to the old razor blade problem. Road contractors are incorporating discarded blades into foundations, alongside tins, an old umbrella, and bed springs found in a London road under construction.

London Evening News London

Lion Tamer Fears Dog Aid Despite Urgent Help

A dog trainer seeks an assistant quickly and asks the lion tamer for help. The lion tamer refuses noting his boy fears dogs, a cautionary line from the Louisville Courier Journal.

Louisville Courier Journal

Jelly Contrasts With Fermenting Fruit Juices

A reflective exchange about fruit juice fermentation and jelly making contrasts with the speaker’s view of happiness. The dialogue hints at self-pity, envy, and time to reflect on personal pursuits and outcomes.

Woman credits Lydia E Pinkham tonic after hardship

Mrs Gerrauds Burrs of Mt. Carmel Pa writes that after her husband fell ill and died she was exhausted and weak. She says starting the fourth bottle of Lydia E Pinkham Vegetable Compound restored her strength and energy for housework and dressmaking and she recommends it and will answer letters.

Mr. Carmel Lydia B. Pinkham Mars Gerrauds

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