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Newspaper
Mount Dora Topic
Location
Mount Dora, Florida, United States of America
Date
Aug 30, 1945
Page
3
Handy door mounted racks provide nearly three inch deep storage ideal for daily items hats and small articles. The lower rack includes a hanger rod and is suitable for children toys. racks can be cut from plywood scraps with a compass saw. Pattern 283 includes actual-size cutting guides illustrated directions and materials list. send 15c with name and address to obtain.
Mary Pickford is chosen by a Mutual contestant to share tea on Queen for a Day. Her influence spurs a 24 hour Cinderella concept for a Technicolor picture. News covers Monogram, Peter Cookson, Susan Hayward, Barry Wood, the Marx Brothers, and other Hollywood moves.
Cpl Michel Panai eff spends 30 days in Night and Day at Warners after Coast Guard service. Gig Young returns to Warners and was last seen opposite Bette Davis in an unnamed project. Fox re options Allyn Jos lyn for another year with Peggy Ann Garner in Junior Miss. Randolph on NBC’s Judy program signs for a role with Herbert’s son in Whats My Pop. RKO will not produce Danny Kaye color comedies in 1945 46.
Western Newspaper Union reports bold fall styling with deep armhole sleeves and wing sleeves, bloused shirtwaist options, and raglan cuts. Designers emphasize rounded shoulders, gathered waistlines, and belts or drawstrings. Glamour meets practicality across dresses, suits, and outsized coats.
Designers create bright felt novelty jackets hats bags and lounging booties for children. Practical sleeveless jackets appeal to mothers and kids love the cheerful colors with tailored edges and contrasting bindings. Matching bags and booties complete the set for cozy home wear.
The article extols gray flannel as the peak of suit fashion, praising its sophisticated simplicity and subtle charm. It notes gray with white hairline stripes as the smartest option and adds that such fabrics highlight the wearer’s finest jewelry pieces.
A stylish new belt features black suede adorned with multicolored sequins. It includes a bespangled suede bow attached in a bustle style.
A famed evangelist of fifty years mixed revival work with farm life in Northfield Massachusetts. He bargained for a cow from a neighbor who could not answer milk output, but the neighbor replied she would give all she could and was a mighty good natured cow.
Kay-Sure reports a performer who was dismissed for missteps while dancing in a chorus. The piece notes the odd phrasing and unclear context around the event.
Sarge questions a disgraced general as Louie asks about rumors of mistreatment. The exchange hints at a rotten leadership claim affecting the corps without detailing specifics.
A visitor notes the Black Hawk statue while discussing the famed chief and his son Tommy, highlighting an interest in the historical figure and tourist appeal.
A humorous dialogue shows a waitress asking how staff knew about a new dishwasher while a diner quips that fingerprints on the dishes reveal the change. The exchange implies a light mischief around kitchen updates.
A witty exchange contrasts aging and female agency as two speakers debate the inevitability of time. One asserts time cannot be cheated while the other counters that some women strike bold deals with aging.
Native notes visitors find few mosquitoes yet complains hotels sting with high prices and charges.
A humorous exchange as a small boy asks for beans and the grocer replies with the playful line Brand new. The snippet showcases light domestic humor and a toy shop voice without further context.
In a staged dialogue Jimmy asks Uncle to sing for a foghorn sound. Uncle questions the request and the boys explain they are playing sailors and need the horn effect for their performance.
A playful diner exchange turns on a joke about a sacrificed lamb to feed the crowd. The banter contrasts sympathy with humor as patrons remark on the price of a shared meal.
A playful exchange between a patron and a waitress about waiting for service highlights patience in a bustling diner. The humor hinges on the idea that those who hurry may receive quicker, though rough, attention first.
Dialogue about spouses and private thoughts where one partner jokes that the other talks alone and misunderstands being overheard. The exchange notes self talk and perceptions within a couple.
Mack tells a whimsical tale about a peacock, hinting at a fabled beauty. The exchange includes jokes and playful slang like a twip described as a wide on a twain, reflecting light dialogue between Jack and Mack.
In a playful classroom exchange Jimmy jokes about failing to grasp electricity while Johnny mimics resistance. The lighthearted moment captures students joking through a science topic as they tease each other.
Clown confesses to a trick gone wrong claiming responsibility for a failed trapeze act. The admission comes as officials review the incident and safety procedures. Local authorities have begun an investigation into the circus practices following the stunt.
The item presents a general knowledge quiz with eight questions. Topics include regional history, gold pricing, cardinal directions at the pole, a proverb completion, Florida acquisition, tailless cat breeds, Buffalo Bill's government role, and the unlikely user of the word hegemony among a mining engineer, a statesman, or a shemist.
The Western Reserve in Ohio is fixed in the United States by an act of congress only south to reach the bottom. By purchase from Spain, Manx cats, as a scout and pony express mail rider, statesman.
The British Aries conducted two flights over Boothia peninsula Canada between May 19 and 26 1945 to locate the North Magnetic Pole. Instruments show the pole about 250 miles north-northwest of long standing charted position and nearly 1200 miles south of the geographic North Pole.
The famed British merchant and sportsman Sir Thomas Lipton faced a low offer on valuable property. He feigned interest and teased the buyer by saying the price was ridiculous, then revealed that the offer had already entertained him. The exchange showcases Lipton’s sharp, humorous negotiating style.
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