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Newspaper
The Clermont Courier
Location
Batavia, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Oct 24, 1928
Page
2
The advertisement touts Castoria as safe for infants and useful in emergencies for constipation or colic. It emphasizes vegetable composition and doctor approval, urging mothers to keep an extra bottle for the house and noting benefits for older children.
John Sloan dines with a Fifth Avenue millionaire and in the art gallery he is asked if a huge canvas is a Titian. Sloan replies with a dry remark that the work is a genuine repetition rather than an original masterpiece.
The American Bankers Association says 1918 had 10,000,000 savings accounts and the number now exceeds 40,000,000. The piece notes a national push as used car week, reflecting busy motor trade and shifting consumer habits. It ends with a remark that necessity may know no law, though appeals fail against its decree.
Mrs 8 E Steey of Pratt West Virginia says she was bedridden and weak at 30 but after three doses of Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound and two bottles she recovered and can work again. She urges others to try the remedy and offers to answer letters.
The piece argues that loud boasts do not prove courage and that bullies are not necessarily cowards. It notes that real courage shows in actions rather than noise and cites examples like O Henry and John L. Sullivan. It warns readers to avoid overconfident judgments and accept the risk of real confrontations.
A collection of salad recipes including Rice Salad with orange juice and almonds served with pineapple and cottage cheese, and onion cups stuffed with ham breadcrumbs and parsley then baked with butter. Accompanied by a lettuce cucumber carrot arranged platter and a cabbage wall centerpiece.
A recipe describes filling a cabbage head with cooked meat one cup of tomatoes thinly sliced carrots and chopped cabbage. Season well tie in a cloth and steam until tender. Serve on a chop plate cut into pie shaped pieces.
A simple salad combines shredded Chinese cabbage with diced pineapple orange pulp and seeded grapes. The mixture is laid on blanched lettuce and served with mayonnaise as a light dish from 1928 Western Newspaper Union.
A Kingsley saying distinguishes two freedoms the false freedom to act as one wishes and the true freedom to act according to what one ought. The line emphasizes duty over self indulgence.
The article argues that modern leaders stay fit by prioritizing rest sleep and disciplined routines. It urges young people to adopt simple methods to strengthen weaknesses and prepare for greater responsibilities. It emphasizes mental clarity and physical steadiness as keys to success.
A paradox seen with selenium compound slanting toward flame proofing. Dilute solution applied to braided telephone wire insulation reduces flammability. Authors note the paradox is not clearly explained but report similar behavior in other chemicals.
Brief poetic inquiry about lightning striking the ground and powering the earth. Mentions how some thinkers link electric shocks to plants and trees' birth, reflecting curiosity about nature and electricity.
Illie Brownie dreams of speaking with the loon or Great Northern Diver to test the saying crazy as a loon. He plans a careful opening about foolish acts and wonders how to begin the conversation without sounding coached or rude. He ponders whether the bird has ever done anything silly.
Billie Brownie chats with a nervous loon who explains family dispositions and a need for space. The loon says confinement in zoos drives “crazy” and that being free is essential, ending with the loon diving off as Billie leaves, having his question answered.
A satirical column by Viola Brothers Share offers homespun wisdom on marriage, neighborly friction, and gender roles. It quips that love alone often fails as marriage's basis and notes how a woman’s talk reveals her thoughts while urging restraint in shouldering others’ burdens.
Birds travel more swiftly during spring migration after a carefree winter, while in fall they are tired from summer family cares.
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