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Newspaper
The Clermont Courier
Location
Batavia, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Sep 11, 1929
Page
3
A vintage recipe row detailing waffles and griddle cake methods using electric irons or hot griddles. Includes batter ratios for two egg yolks, milk, flour, baking powder, salt, and shortening, with notes on greasing, fold-in whites, and serving tips. Also covers a puffed rice brittle and storage guidance from 1929 Western Newspaper Union.
A fragment notes the modern girl tells stories while humor appears as comic strips. The line contrasts spinning tales with visual humor, suggesting a witty, playful take on contemporary womanhood.
A playful Sandman story features Miss Shoebill, Tawny Frogmouth, and Swan family at a zoo. The Shoebill jokes about its odd face and ironies, while Tawny Frogmouth praises modesty and swans boast their elegant appearance. The dialogue highlights each bird’s home origins and self image.
The piece explains ancient fears of thunder and lightning as natural phenomena. It argues storms reveal nature’s laws, offer lessons in self control, and end with a call to step outside after a storm to listen for a rainbow promise.
A wise reminder that words spoken in anger create lasting grudges and misperceptions. We learn that anger cannot end disputes but often starts new ones as others read our words as true feelings. The piece cautions to weigh the price before letting things out.
A short quotation attributed to Emerson stating that true respectability in men comes from how they treat others, not inherent status.
Poem by Douglas Malloch reflecting on life’s pranks. The speaker recalls losing ships at sea and a changed love life. The verse contrasts misfortune with personal loss and renewed affection, ending with the line about losing ships and finding lips.
Howard Chandler Christy prepares to sail to Romania to paint Queen Marie. He muses on modern beauty spending and jokes that Shakespeare would adapt the Seven Ages of Woman to fit contemporary cosmetics and aging.
A wry dialogue captures Miss Gushington’s view on poverty and desire as she confronts love. The debate turns to a punchline about marriage to an ideal, revealing humorous social satire of romantic expectations.
In 1885 Dr. Caldwell sought a harmless effective laxative. He developed a gentle syrup that avoids griping and habit formation. His syrup pepsin became a world famous laxative, praised for relieving biliousness headaches and low energy, suitable for women children and the elderly.
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