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Newspaper
The Clermont Courier
Location
Batavia, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Sep 17, 1930
Page
3
A 1930 column recounts a wealthy elderly woman who lay in bed for forty years out of spite after a quarrel with her husband. The piece argues spite backfires, as many people, especially women, act from petty grudges and harm only themselves.
Poetic couplet reflects on enduring potential and the idea that what might have been remains a guiding, though unseen, presence.
An article from 1930 suggests pleasing autumn fruit displays using foliage as a garnish. It details Strawberry Flamingo and Peach Supreme desserts with berries, peaches, tapioca, and whipped cream, and notes serving fruit with green leaves for attractive presentations.
In a Merrie England village children gather hawthorn boughs and prepare a Maypole as night falls. Gossiping about who will be Queen of the May, the tale follows Marion and Helen, while Granny secretly plans a rescue dress for the girl in need, foreshadowing a hopeful dawn.
A long whimsical tale contrasts a spotted leopard who seeks a new identity with a black leopard that prefers concealment. The spotted leopard tricks himself into becoming a black leopa rd and ends up a pen wipe after an ink accident. Marion in a village May Day tale becomes Queen of the May amid festive pageantry.
A crossword style puzzle lists horizontal clues with numbers for hurried abbreviation era poetical word a fruit and vertical clues including a game first letter of a fruit not far everyone female deer and more. The mixed clue set invites solvers to fill a grid and reveal thematic connections.
A humorous sketch by Hugh Hutton describes the opsie a lethargic biped living in eastern Brazil among Amazon delta trees. Natives trap it by burning sauerkraut under trees forcing the bird to move until it lands on ordinary limbs where it falls. The article playfully details its anatomy using nuts and beans as body parts with a waldorf salad end.
The piece contrasts aging rural labor with enduring craft and credits ancestral plowing for current skill. It notes 1930 poem by Douglas Malloch about humility and lasting work, then explains flour classifications patent and short patent, detailing typical percentages and uses for bakers.
Duncan Hodges finds that reminders from fudge sauce trigger memories of Jane Cobham, the woman he once planned to marry. After reconciling with Jane, he reveals he is now engaged to her, confirming the power of scent and memory in romance.
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