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Newspaper
The Clermont Courier
Location
Batavia, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Oct 23, 1929
Page
7
Poem contrasts early dawn discipline with modern busy life. Observes morning as source of labor, nature, and spiritual value. Reflects on dew, birds, skies, and the blessing of waking early, warning of a life missing the morning. References 1929 by Douglas Malloch and a note on European masonry furnaces akin to blast furnaces.
The piece explains batik as a fabric coloring method using melted wax to resist dye, describing its origins among Dutch East Indian natives and its use on velvet and velour in Europe. It notes the Malay root of the term batik.
Ada Patterson argues women hate men for alleged unmanliness and vanity. The piece counters that many men show real courage and loyalty, while womanly behavior hinges on realistic expectations, not godlike perfection.
A short verse asks what a child wants to know about sight and light. It ponders how nothing appears instantly and how a tiny space lets light travel to show objects. The piece ends with a playful mock copyright note.
A seaside tale follows small waves as they tirelessly climb a sand heap on a calm beach. A young sea gull mocks them but the waves persevere until the pile disappears, proving persistence beats apparent odds and teaching a friendfully optimistic message.
The article explains how to make a paper bag family with smiling faces, arms, legs, a cotton head, and a draw string waist. It includes tips for turning bags into a house and a four legged pet, with accompanying pictures.
A vintage cooking snippet by Nellie Maxwell details stewed rabbit and rabbit pie methods, notes on stock from stewing young cabbits, and a tomato sauce recipe. It also explains musical term allegretto, its usage, and its musical context with references to Beethoven.
A Manila investigation into laziness among farm workers found moral judgments unfounded. Undernourishment from a diet deemed sufficient was corrected by an improved diet, which rapidly increased vitality and work capacity.
A reader learns that many cases of so called indigestion are acid discomfort that can be fixed in minutes with Phillips Milk of Magnesia. The product neutralizes stomach acid, relieves sourness and gas, and offers lasting relief after heavy meals.
Bayard Swope related Joseph Pulitzer’s luncheon tale about how the famous editor sorted reporters by knowledge of golf. He recalled Pulitzer directing three writers to cover a major early tournament to educate readers and engage a broad audience.
A compact reflection on how love binds the soul to humanity and how opportunities arise in a person. It also notes that hidden secrets may retain their shade even after disclosure.
Textile makers tout Diamond Dyes as first to offer home dyers a plan to recolor silk and wool. The Blue Package claims clearer, more brilliant colors than all purpose dyes and equal ease of use, featuring high quality anilines. Each package priced at 15 cents in drugstores.
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