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Newspaper
Mount Dora Topic
Location
Mount Dora, Florida, United States of America
Date
Dec 14, 1939
Page
3
Collier's notes that Japan has long produced the best writers who are women while men have produced few works of merit. The piece contrasts male authors' scarcity with a rich female literary tradition spanning more than a thousand years.
A fragment quotes La Rochefoucauld on virtues and self interest, noting streams and sea as metaphors for losing selves. The brief reflects a reflective, aphoristic tone without additional context or attribution.
Pattern No. 8587 designs a high waistline dress with a puff sleeve top and full skirt for ages 2 to 6. Includes panties and simple trimming ideas. requires small fabric amounts and 15 cents for order to The Sewing Circle Pattern Dept. in Chicago.
Lord Davies president of the University of Wales urges a federated Europe backed by an international navy and land forces if needed. He forms the commonwealth society with Churchill and argues force backed unity is required, contrasting Streit’s individual-centric approach.
Aged 35 Crown Prince Humbert of Italy shows aloofness to Mussolini’s regime and with Marshal Badoglio appears to drift away from the axis. Reports say he and the king may steer away from Germany, while he remains popular and well educated with a military background and a Belgian wife Princess Marie Jose.
Icing tips prevent run off by sprinkling cornstarch on cakes. Do not stir salads. blend dressing lightly. Add molasses to pumpkin pies for a richer tint. Baking soda soothes burns with immediate relief whether applied wet or dry. Clean tiled hearths with hot soap and polish with furniture cream then a soft duster. Vinegar can remove grease or soot stains from water.
The care of human life and happiness, not its destruction, is the first and only legitimate object of good government. Jefferson emphasizes humane governance and the protection of rights as core political purpose.
The remark ponders how thin the line can be between careless action and deliberate cruelty, noting the harm even when intent is unclear. It contrasts casual disregard with intentional harm, urging reflection on responsibility and empathy in daily choices.
A guide for New Year celebrations suggests Cuban inspired decorations and foods including arroz con pollo and garlic bread, plus a separate Italian “Help Yourself” concept with spaghetti and fresh fruit. It details coffee styles, decaffeinated options, and party favors like maracas and castanets to evoke a festive abroad mood.
Next week Eleanor Howe will dedicate an entire column to planning parties for younger family members. The piece promises ideas and guidance tailored to entertaining children and teens with practical tips.
Reader can obtain a prepared leaflet titled Holiday Recipes by Eleanor Howe featuring Christmas cakes cookies plum puddings and confections. Send 10 cents to 919 North Michigan Avenue Chicago Illinois care of Holiday Recipes via Western Newspaper Union for a copy.
Interior woodwork lasts longer and looks better with frequent cleaning. Dust removal and preventing grease buildup are key. Use mild soap and avoid harsh solvents or abrasives on varnished or painted surfaces. If paint is damaged, resurface the woodwork.
Perishable items should go into the fridge promptly. Wash raw fruits and vegetables under running water. Wipe milk bottle exteriors with a damp cloth. Cool leftovers before storing in clean tightly covered containers to prevent odors and flavor transfer. Keep strong smelling foods like cheese on the top shelf.
Crochet pattern 2051 offers directions charts and illustrations for a thick piled rug. Squares make it a simple project and it lists required materials. Send 15 cents to The Sewing Circle Needlecraft Dept 82 Eighth Ave New York NY for the pattern.
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