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Newspaper
Mount Dora Topic
Location
Mount Dora, Florida, United States of America
Date
Dec 06, 1934
Page
3
Peter the squirrel notes the changing season as leaves fall and frost nears. A flock led by Honker the Goose travels from the Far North, signaling winter, and Peter plans to greet them when they rest by the Big River. The tale links Honker to the approach of cold weather and Winsome Bluebird to spring.
A cook for Chinese workers in Southern Pacific railroad camps created chop suey by mixing various ingredients and naming it chop suey. The dish remained largely unknown in China, surviving mainly in a few semi foreign restaurants.
A brooding portrait of a business boss who treats workers as pawns in a chess game. The piece notes his aloof stance and focus on gain, suggesting a future reckoning as power and cruelty are seen by a higher power. The piece ends with ominous affirmation of eventual checkmate.
A collection of humorous Q A exchanges from readers about dining delays lamp post signs horse loving wives finances and young romance with playful punchlines and a final note from the Associated Newspapers WNU B Service
A vintage western newspaper recipe feature urges weekly onion dishes and offers two ideas. Onion stuffed mushrooms baked with breadcrumbs and butter form a hearty main, with optional sausage. Lemon pudding blends lemon, milk, butter and egg whites baked in a hot water bath for serving hot or cold.
Ann Trammell of West of Athens Tennessee reports a startling marriage fact Mrs Nitey Mary has lived sixty years with her husband without a kiss. The item reads as a curious human interest note from a Tennessee source.
The piece argues Americans are united neighbors despite past conflicts with English Dutch and Spanish claims. It credits roads, rails, radio for lines of communication and praises work toward safe happy lands for children. It warns against boastful self promotion and urges humble use of abilities for common good.
A 90 year old North Carolina widow Mrs West recalls her long life with Cal and laments modern on screen kissing her husband and the idea of affection. She notes a lack of a kiss in a sixty year marriage would be odd and suggests several kinds of meaningful kisses in life and illness. Bell Syndicate WNU Service.
In the upper half of New Zealand's North Island the Maoris are celebrated for culture. Scientists rate them highly among South Pacific indigenous peoples. The majority work as farmers with some serving as doctors and cabinet ministers.
A household tip suggests using a solution of alum and water to keep hands dry and clean while sewing. Dip hands in the mixture before starting to sew and dry them thoroughly to avoid perspiration interfering with work. Provided by The Housewife column from Public Ledger WNU Service.
Curtis, just past five years old, delights in his kindergarten class. He loves games and drawing but music fascinates him most, returning home each day with new songs or snatches. He surprised his parents by singing a twisted version of Here We Go Around the Mulberry Bush.
A quotation from Sydney Smith declares that only hard work leads to success. The line emphasizes toil over talent and frames perseverance as the sole path to achievement.
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