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Newspaper
The Clermont Courier
Location
Batavia, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Oct 23, 1940
Page
6
Homemaking note by Ruth Wyeth Spears presents frilled curtains to modernize windows. The guide explains a diagonal dart for fullness, smart lines, and coordinating tie backs and valance in rose and plum chintz with lining. Each window needs one yard of each fabric.
A notice states that Bedford Hills collects ten cents for each book ordered. The item specifies payment alongside the book order and directs recipients to return forms with payment.
A magistrate forced a schoolteacher to write I must not break the speed limit a thousand times. In Woburn Massachusetts an abusive judge sent habitual drunks to be carted in an aluminum lion cage behind a decrepit horse. Prisoners were then dressed in pink rayon panties and paraded before peers to enforce order.
Lynn confronts Chuck with her testimony about Helen Austin and Buddy. Mortimer pressures Lynn to truthfully reveal months with Helen and the baby while Chuck resists, vowing to reclaim the child. Lynn declares Helen a decent woman and pleads for fair treatment as emotions flare.
Lynn reveals aSouth trip as a maid with a woman who cried at night, and Chuck presses for the truth. Lynn seeks mercy to play fair, naming Helen and Buddy as companions, triggering Chuck to vow pursuit with police.
The notice outlines the October 27 lesson focusing on council procedures and administrative topics. It emphasizes governance, decision timelines, and standard meeting practices within the municipal framework.
The lesson urges living fully now through righteousness and peace in the Holy Spirit. It highlights John the Baptist and Jesus as models of normal growth, balanced living, and fundamental rightness, warning that intoxicants stunt growth and corrupt character.
The king commanded to throw Daniel into the den of lions but declares that Daniel’s God whom he serves will deliver him. The passage states the king’s words and Daniel’s unwavering faith despite imminent danger.
A reflective verse from Matthew 16 26 underscores the value of the soul against worldly gains. The line cautions that obtaining the world offers no true prize if the soul is lost. It appears as a biblical quotation suitable for devotional use.
A Chinese dictionary project seeks to define each word in all its compounds and usages with a four volume index. The note cites Yi with 11 000 listings and mentions color varieties of natural substances and symbolic cross imagery atop Ethiopian temples.
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