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Newspaper
Mount Dora Topic
Location
Mount Dora, Florida, United States of America
Date
Apr 22, 1943
Page
7
The catalog entry describes a doll wearing pantalettes hoop skirt and bonnet in gay colors. Pattern 7480 includes a transfer motif of 13 by 164 inches plus 12 smaller motifs with stitches color schemes and material lists. High demand and war conditions cause slight delays. orders should be sent to the address provided.
A jur y awarded $10,000 in heart balm after a dispute over love and loss. The fragment suggests a humorous yet legal mood with references to eve and Lubes in a cryptic OCR line.
In the cockpit scene a soldier asks about an ugly insignia on the bomber. A quiet reply explains the insignia is simply the commanding officer peering from a port hole.
A teacher asks a new pupil if they know the alphabet and what letter follows A. The pupil replies with a humorous twist that all letters come after A. The exchange highlights classroom humor in a brief dialogue.
A playful exchange unfolds as a milkman, entering military service, writes home about life in camp. He jokes that his bride will hear social remarks about tights and marriage for money, and he remarks liking army life with early mornings. The brief note captures light homefront humor.
A stern father disciplines his son to improve grades and behavior. The boy learns through strict correction, emerging with better study habits and sharper resolve.
A visitor mistakes a cropped haired war worker with a cigarette for a boy. The worker reveals she is a girl and the visitor apologizes, learning she is his daughter. The worker clarifies she is actually the mother.
A commercial traveler stays at a country inn. The next morning the landlord asks how he enjoyed the corner playing in the next bedroom. The traveler says he spent half the night pounding the wall to stop the cornet player. The landlord explains there was a mis understanding as the other guest had applauded loudly and played every piece five times.
The Army Air Forces plan an all weather room at Wright Field Ohio to simulate Sahara sand Arctic and equatorial climates. It will feature blowing sand water flooded floors and controlled sun rain fog and subzero temperatures to test equipment clothing and human reactions.
Soak All-Bran in buttermilk and sift flour with baking powder salt and soda. Cut in shortening until texture is like coarse meal then mix with soaked bran. Roll cut and bake at 450 F about 12 minutes. Sub sweet milk for buttermilk if desired.
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