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Newspaper
Mount Dora Topic
Location
Mount Dora, Florida, United States of America
Date
Aug 31, 1939
Page
7
Instructions describe sewing a twine bag hung over a table with a French seam. bias binding at top and bottom, cords for drawstring, and a small bottom opening. The piece ends bind with a single cord. Promotes the new Sewing Book No. 3 priced at 10 cents postpaid by Mrs. Spears of Chicago.
Wild tigers are deemed an economic necessity and thus protected by law on Sumatra in the Dutch East Indies. Previously tigers were killed in large numbers, letting wild boars multiply and ruin palm trees whose oil is Sumatra’s chief income.
At a county fair in Old Country five pounds was offered for guessing a cow's weight. Many tried, and Old Garge guessed the exact weight offhand. He quips he would have done better if he had been trying.
An officer challenges a recruit who points a gun, insisting on handling the weapon safely. The recruit reveals the gun is loaded, escalating the moment and prompting caution.
Landlady Frump repeats last year terms for student boarders. She describes applicants as bums loafers no-goods and dead-beats, signaling strict, unchanged conditions for now.
Fashion note touts No. 1800 and No. 1716 patterns with slim lines and flirty bows. Fall frocks in faille crepe rayon jersey silk and wool promise flattering fits for multiple sizes with yardage and trim details, and orders via The Sewing Circle Pattern Dept Chicago.
Two bearded explorers meet by a brushwood fire in the wilderness. The first speaks of fleeing drab towns and polluted air to seek raw nature and new horizons. The second replies that his wife is taking vocal.
A concise meditation on sorrow passing like clouds. Dark moments are brief. after they pass, the sky returns to a radiant view seen as garments of God in purple and gold. The piece contrasts transient gloom with lasting beauty.
For over 70 years Wintersmiths Tonic has been widely used across the South for malaria relief and general tonics. Millions have trusted Wintersmiths over four generations and the ad urges readers to buy a bottle today to be convinced.
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