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Newspaper
Mount Dora Topic
Location
Mount Dora, Florida, United States of America
Date
Apr 18, 1935
Page
6
Gentle Farmer Brown Puts Evening Dress on Scarecrows
Local chatter describes Brown as a genuine farmer who tends his fields and, in a whimsical note, outfits his scarecrows with evening attire at dusk.
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Brown
Question on engagement with school teacher cited
The speaker asks why the engagement was broken with a school teacher and notes an evening missed with expectation of a written excuse signed by the mother. The line reflects social norms about punctuality and parental validation in a school setting.
Coffee Talk Triggers Brand Evaluation in Morning Chats
Mrs Leader pleads for coffee solutions while Mrs Newrich questions a brand’s quality. The dialogue hints at habitual morning routines and a search for a reliable, better-tasting brew among many tried options.
Winning Points Front and Back Frock Pattern 2174
A pleated sleeve and side pocketed front give a frock a fresh look with smart back buttons. Available in creams, pastels, checks, or candy stripes in washable fabric. Pattern 2174 fits sizes 12 through 40. size 16 uses 3 1/2 yards of 36 inch fabric. Include 15 cents and send name, address, size to Sewing Circle Pattern Dept New York City.
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Sewing Circle Pattern Department
West Seventeenth Street
New York City
Man Refuses Accident Claim Says Lady Is His Wife
A driver in a sports car spins out narrowly missing a lamp post in a suburb. A policeman notes the risky skid while the driver insists the woman in the car is his wife, adding a humorous twist to the encounter from Tit-Bits Magazine.
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Tit-Bits Magazine
She Earned It Attorney
A Pathfinder Magazine fragment recalls a woman named Mrs Gnaggs claiming she and her husband fought the entire four years of war and asserting entitlement to a pension, questioning the relevance of her service.
The Reason Mistress Why Water the Rubber Plant
A playful exchange between Norah and The Reason Mistress about watering a rubber plant. Norah jokes she assumed it was waterproof, revealing a light humorous domestic moment.
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Norah
Ended the Agony Alice
Mae asks why she married Dick after tiring of him living with her. The fragment reflects domestic strain and questioning marriage.
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Alice
Mae
Mad at 'Em What's the baby yelling at
A Washington Post style exchange shows a spirited scene with a child shouting from a high voice and an adult asking what the child is yelling about. The brief exchange captures family humor and domestic interactions.
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Washington Post
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