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Newspaper
The Clermont Courier
Location
Batavia, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Sep 19, 1928
Page
7
A guide offers simple methods for preparing cabbage cauliflower and carrots with practical tips. It includes serving ideas like mayonnaise dressing for salads and a watermelon cocktail with lemon syrup, plus a caramelized potato and chestnut bake using brown sugar and a ginger syrup.
A clipped exchange features Viola Brothers Shore and an unnamed man discussing jealousy wealth and pride. The speaker mocks feminine judgment and implies money lies in having nothing more to desire, while noting dirt has a useful side to a street cleaner.
A dated note warns a driver to refrain from boasting about mistakes. It contrasts with doing right, implying silence is preferable. The text adds a line about fiddle learning being unlikely. It cites 1926 Virginia infant mortality statistics reported by Dr. W A Flecker, registrar.
A McClure Syndicate column argues social environment shapes moral, physical, and intellectual development. It warns against bad company and praises contact with superior minds to gain nobler ideals, comparing practice to piano and sewing machine skills.
A lighthearted exchange from New York Central Lines Magazine contrasts long term planning with a birthday present moment. The quip highlights a playful tension between future concerns and current celebrations.
Penitent Penelope comments that the broad road to ruin offers space to turn, signaling caution about choices and consequences. The remark frames a moral reflection on opportunity and danger.
The piece extols reading a dictionary beyond casual use to improve exact word use. It urges habitual half hour sessions, notes how accidental word discoveries expand awareness, and stresses examining meanings, derivations, and quotations. Readers are advised to keep a dictionary at their desk and explore many words to improve speech.
The Monarch reflects on life from the milkweed and Sunny sky As he plans to depart for the south he bids farewell to Sir Clouded Sulphur Butterfly and jokes of a milkweed home sign. He praises Mr Sun and ends with a playful sunlit vow.
The poem reflects on aging and the oncoming night as the sunset hour. It contrasts youth’s drive for triumph with age’s quest for peace and beauty in the western sky. The speaker says the old near the gate while youth must wait.
Mae Martin promotes Diamond Dyes as the easy way for women to refresh outfits with fade resistant colors. The ad touts home tinting and a free 64 page Color Craft book from Mac Martin at Diamond Dyes Burlington Vermont.
In Schoolfield Virginia Mrs J Cene testifies she was nearly unable to stand before using Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound. After five bottles she reports renewed energy, can perform housework, sewing, and farm chores, and feels better than in years. She signs Box 249 Schoolfield VA.
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