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Newspaper

The Clermont Courier

Location

Batavia, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Sep 07, 1932

Page

2

Rabbit tale hints at danger to kingfishers and a Mink threat

In a children story segment by T. W. Burgess a young rabbit named Peter witnesses Billy Mink approaching a kingfisher nest. Peter hopes to warn Rattles the kingfisher, but Billy reaches the sandbank and enters the hole. The scene ends with Peter’ s tears as the danger unfolds. (1932) -WIN Service. Jim Bausch crowned leading athlete of the world in Olympic decathlon with 8,462.23 points.

Rabbit Rattles the Kingfisher Laughing Brook Billy Mink Peter Billy Birds Rattles Smiling Pool T. W. Burgess Jim Bausch Los Angeles Jim Kansas

Unusual Butters Add Flavor to Meat and Fish

Recipes for Herb Butter Horseradish Butter Green Butter use butter with parsley lemon juice horseradish green onion pepper grass and cayenne to season lamb chops steak fish and more keep in a cool place. The article quotes Matilda about girls and bathing as a light aside.

Kitty McKay by Nina Wilcox Putnam

A short note on the Nina Wilcox Putnam work Kitty McKay presented by Bell Syndicate via WNU Service in 1932. The fragment emphasizes the author and syndication context.

Kitty McKay Nina Wilcox Putnam Bell Syndicate WNU

Recipe Steps Then Butter Rest Time 1932 Western Newspaper

Instructions describe creaming all ingredients except butter, adding butter back in, mixing, and sieving through four sieves into a bowl. Chill in a cool place until needed. The note cites 1932 and Western Newspaper.

Western

Tom Wall’s Steady Will To Ride Out the Rain

A Douglas Malloch poem from 1932 expresses confidence in better times. Tom Wall stays hopeful despite storms, planning to store grain and endure until the harvest returns, proving grit in adversity.

Tom Wall Douglas Malloch WNU

Bread Joke Era Echoes in 1932 Bell Sv

A quirky 1932 note from Bell Sv ponders bread and the world. The line asks Pop what bread is and answers that bread is what the world has yet still kneads.

Bell

Boners and Wordplay From Exam Humor

Quiz book excerpt lists teachers jokes on phrases like watered stock and pitiful figures. It satirizes misread phrases as absurd definitions with comments on Romeo and Juliet as a heroic couplet. Published by WNN Service in 1932.

Bell Syndicate WNN

Velvet Hats Take Center Stage For Fall 1932 Styles

Velvet chapeaux rise in fashion notes for mid season wear. Velvet toques and berets in ruby red white and black offer versatile looks with brims cuffs and veils. Highlights include violet gray and sail or styles on crinoline frames with stitched or checkered finishes and exaggerated shallow crowns for a chic, modern Victorian touch.

Paris Western Newspaper Union

One Piece Frocks Rule Autumn Street Wear

Simple one piece knit frocks are set to be popular as election results roll in next November. Monotone schemes define the look with short or long sleeves. Boucle suits appear in younger moods as fall styling shifts toward rich wine woolen coats and detachable capes with metallic fastenings.

Kansas City Star

New Mosquito Proof Stockings Trend This Summer

Mesh stockings gain popularity but the latest hosiery idea offers mosquito repellent. The chemically treated stocking remains visually identical to ordinary ones, yet mosquitoes detect the chemical and retreat quickly.

Three-Quarter Coats Steal Summer Fashion Spotlight

Summer coats move to a new length between the knees and ankles. Muslins wool silks and linen fabrics plus striped cottons define the season while designers tout the smart practical silhouette.

New Length Jacket by Cherie Nicholas

The article highlights a definite new jacket length for fall suited by Cherie Nicholas. It explains three quarter length jackets dominate both tailored and fashion lines with a slender straightline skirt matching the look. The jacket buttons to the neck and features dolman sleeves signaling the season’s correct style.

Cherie Nicholas Dolman

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Thiepval France Somme Prince of Wales BY Thornton W. Burgess Matilda Girligag By Douglas Malloch Tom Idada Worsany Lady Macbeth Mussolini King George NG George England Royal Navy Royal Southampton Yacht Club Cowes By Cherie Nicholas
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