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Newspaper
The Clermont Courier
Location
Batavia, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Sep 17, 1930
Page
7
Autumn 1930 styles feature fur cuffs and half fabric sleeves in coats, with tweed and black and white textures. Long sleeves push to elbow or beyond with fur accents, spiral fur borders, and Russian tunic influences shaping the season’s look for both young and mature wearers.
A father and son tale on coaxing cooperation in a garden ends with a natural mutual switch in effort. The piece shifts to a fashion section noting coats with fur yokes, wide borders, tunics, and military collars plus a trend toward dramatic muff accents in late model styles. Julia Bottomley signs this Western Newspaper Union column.
A teacher observed boys playing with a live toad using a baseball bat and striking it, then shamed them into stopping. She later taught a history lesson about human cruelty, urging kindness and warning that cruelty harms future behavior, advocating vigilant parenting to curb such acts.
The official designation for the United States lowest denomination coin is the one cent piece. The term penny is common but incorrect in formal usage.
An all electric rolling mill in western Pennsylvania processes steel strip from 30 feet to 1500 1800 feet in seconds. The strip enters at speed up to 2400 fpm and exits hot, guided through serpentine turns to save cooling space.
Rinso claimed as all you need for tubs or machines with hard water. No bars, chips, powders, or softeners required. A small amount produces rich lasting suds. The makers of 38 washing machines endorse this safe soap. Musab. DTA.
A section of the market shows strength labeled a hard spot due to substantial purchases. Analysts cite brisk demand and rising prices amid renewed investor interest. The term signals a pocket of activity contrasting with broader slowdowns.
The piece reflects on the nostalgia for old wood stoves and baseburners as a symbol of warmth and home life. It muses on how chimney stoves appeared after the discovery of fire and contrasts ancient baths’ hot water with homes lacking chimneys.
Arthur Kimball of Augusta Maine owns a century old watch built on the chain-drive principle before stem-winders. He found it between walls in Ferrisburg Vermont during a teardown and a paper inside the case named the maker with a note showing the sale date September 15 1827.
In Hickory Flat Mississippi a crepe hung on the door of J. C. Simpson grocery drew pedestrians and shoppers into the store to inquire about a grocer’s family death. Simpson explained it was just business and shoppers started buying to revive trade before the crepe was removed.
The largest pipe organ in any church was dedicated at St Patrick's Cathedral, New York. It cost $250,000, took three years to build, and contains 11,000 pipes. Installation required steel reinforcement for the cathedral.
Berlin shows slow change with 14 Kaiser Wilhelm streets still in use. only one has been renamed since the war. The piece notes poker party bravado contrasts with lack of friendliness in social circles.
Real dyes offer the richest colors for every home with Diamond Dyes praised for high quality anilines. They produce soft bright hues for dresses drapes and lingerie and apply smoothly without spotting or streaking. Colors stay deep and bright after washing and wear. Sold at all drug stores.
Spain honors the living dramatists the Brothers Quintero with statues in Seville as their works gain popularity. Their recent play El Centenario has been translated into English, illustrating renewed cultural impact. If reincarnation exists, returning would be a pity if one revived less bright.
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