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Newspaper
Mount Dora Topic
Location
Mount Dora, Florida, United States of America
Date
Dec 31, 1942
Page
3
A quiz-like prompt lists five famous quotes and asks who said each. The phrases cover views on life, tyranny, preparedness, liberty, and national duty, with a note to see answers below. No explicit individuals are named in the fragments.
A pantry friendly guide highlights Split Pea and Salami Soup using green split peas onions celery and salami with milk and pepper. It notes serving suggestions with melba toast and cheese toasted rye garnish and a Brown Onion Soup variation with butter stock bread and cheese. Also mentions fish soup as a substantial dinner option.
This menu features Split Pea and Salami Soup Celery Bread Sandwiches and a haddock chowder. It includes Black Bean Soup Celery Slaw and Chili with serving ideas and preparation notes. Nachos and dressings are suggested with tips from Lynn Chambers via Western Newspaper Union.
Plan a festive Twelfth Night gathering with bean sorting games using uncooked beans and toothpicks, word and trivia puzzles, gift guessing, and resolutions. Include box gifts, clues on tags, and traditional mince pie or plum pudding for luck, as advised by the Western Newspaper Union.
A Chicago newspaper identified the typical Miss Victory among 80 000 defense workers. Mary Hoffman was named the winner after the contest. Kay Ashton Stevens, who announced Miss Victory to radio audiences, is noted as another winner.
A reader asks about borrowing clothes and personal items from a friend. The author advises it is not rude to refuse lending, since the borrower is the one who oversteps. Suggest saying, I’m sorry, but I’d rather not, with no explanation, and wait for the owner to offer.
A furnace heats the basement and enables a cozy gathering area at low cost. For homes without recreation rooms facing fuel shortages, clean and paint the basement, add simple furniture, and use it as a family gathering space on cold winter evenings. The furnace room often becomes the warmest spot in the house.
American troops in the Southwest Pacific feed morale with improvised musicals at New Caledonia and New Hebrides, enjoy Red Cross led movie outings, and run mobile picture units in Australia bush areas. Soldiers keep pets and birds, organize softball leagues, and share duties with local crews while improvising stages and spotlight effects with limited gear.
The Marine Corps offers seven general branches for new recruits aviation line mess musician paymaster quartermaster signal and radio. Assignments depend on aptitude and vacancies after basic training with aviation not guaranteed flight training. Musicians must be high school graduates ages 18 to 25 and pass physical and musical tests.
The Science Talent Search names forty top young scientists as delegates to the Science Talent Institute in Washington February 21 25 with all expenses paid. At least ten scholarships range from 400 to 2500 dollars. The program, run by Science Clubs of America, is funded by Westinghouse, now in its second year.
Quick beauty tricks from Gabrielle guide daily routines for hair and brows. It suggests brushing hair 100 strokes daily and polishing with a silk stocking, warming mucilage for eyebrows, using a lip brush for a clear mouth line, weekly mask cream, and matching fragrance products.
A list attributes quotes to Samuel Johnson Edmund Burke George Washington Thomas Jefferson and Horatio Nelson with life spans. The compilation presents prominent figures from literature politics and naval history alongside their celebrated statements.
Lynn Says outlines stain techniques from the American Institute of Laundering. Cranberry stains respond to hot water poured from height. raw cranberries weaken fabric more than cooked. Coffee cocoa and fruit juice lift in cold potassium permanganate, then warm sodium hydrosulfite if needed. Milk cream and ice cream stains soak in cool suds before hot washing. Candle grease requires carbon tetrachloride sponged on gently under blotter.
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