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Newspaper

The Clermont Courier

Location

Batavia, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Sep 27, 1933

Page

6

A Shade of Doubt Delivers Witty Public Powwow

In a brief flash of dialogue Miss Cayenne weighs women in politics and propriety. She agrees women should run affairs but cautions about public attention to their 80 pace.

Miss Cayenne

Husband suggests derrick and jacks to raise bread idea

A light exchange portrays a new bride unsure how to raise bread. The husband under his breath proposes a crude solution using a derrick and a couple of jacks.

Gossip and jokes in a plainspoken market column

The fragment shows humorous banter about marriage, bargains, and punctual habits, with a quip about Gladys Real Estate and a light note on jelly making. A brief exchange references a teacher asking about news and a girl answering about jelly jars.

Quip Dialog Clipped by Nonsense in Frat Scene

A dialog fragment features Mrs A and Mrs B debating a husband’s bowling average while a senator notes an influence and promissory notes. Edith hints at a breakup, and a frat scene hints at vanished money as a punchline.

Umpire Struck By Aphasia Joke Memorable Line

A baseball anecdote stars a dejected player who jokes the umpire suffers aphasia, forgetting words except strike. The banter features a companion’s quip about the disease causing him to lose speech.

Grief over sudden death during dress fitting

A lighthearted sketch from Everybody's Weekly notes a sudden death as Mrs Johnson tries on a new dress. The page humor hints at sympathetic chatter and fashionable mischief surrounding the incident.

SQUARE SHOOTER Stray Stories fragment captures a luncheon charge

A dialog fragment from Stray Stories Magazine shows a pompous man at luncheon asking for the bill and the waitress replying that the bill is 75 cents. The exchange hints at honesty and prudence in business.

No Financial Bureau Stray Stories Magazine

Jellies of All Sorts in Order

Homemakers seek thrifty, novelty jelly ideas using wild berries and fruits. Instructions cover wild cherry, elderberry, and wild grape jellies with juice extraction, pectin option, sugar ratio, boiling times, skimming, and sealing in heated glasses with paraffin for airtight preservation.

Why Liquid Laxatives are Back in Favor

A 1920s style health note touts liquid laxatives as easy to dose and gentle on kidneys. It endorses senna as the best laxative for most people and promotes Dr Caldwell's Syrup Pepsin as rely­ing on senna for regular bowels within weeks.

Richer Pectin Needed for Juice Jellying

The note says richer pectin is needed to insure juice jellying and that no apple juice is required. © 1933 Bell Syndicate. WNU Service.

Bell Syndicate WNU

Age of the Earth and Geological Time Scales

The article contrasts historical beliefs of Earth’s age with geologists estimates. It notes a shift from a 6,000 year timeline to Cambrian begins around 60 million years ago and up to several hundred million years for major eras, highlighting the vast scale of geological time.

Earth Usster

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