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Newspaper
Mount Dora Topic
Location
Mount Dora, Florida, United States of America
Date
Apr 04, 1935
Page
6
Folding the back yoke and sleeves into one piece the dress shows a slimming half belt and patch pockets. Pattern 2083 offers sizes 14 to 44 with 3% yards of 36 inch fabric for size 16. Instructions are included and orders go to Sewing Circle Pattern Department New York City with 15 cents.
A quip about arguing with a wife turns on a man who admits he talks back only mildly. He explains that refusing to speak actually provokes her more, delivering a dry domestic punchline from a lighthearted exchange.
Henry N. Peck replies he only talks in his sleep when his wife is asleep at the same time, revealing a jocular exchange about sleep talking.
A quoted exchange depicts Jim boasting of being worth his weight in gold, while a foolish boy asks who hears it as creditors listen to the taunt. The dialogue spotlights debt and reputation.
A playful exchange compares marriage to golf, with quips about seeming easy to outsiders and the need to rest one’s weary feet after life’s rounds. The dialogue captures lighthearted reflections on partnership and effort.
A humorous exchange from an old Mountaineer page features a villain hoisting a girl and mistaking a girdle for something else. The banter shifts to a mock Arctic explorer tone and a quip about food shortages and rising prices for boots and eggins.
A pair exchange witty lines about appearance and wardrobe in a playful domestic moment. The bride boasts of ten new gowns while the groom comments on looking the same, revealing lighthearted tension and affection.
A Toronto Globe quote contrasts eating forest preserves with eating traffic jams, a satirical line reflecting urban resilience and tension in city life. The remark underscores environmental and transport concerns in a municipal context.
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