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Newspaper
Mount Dora Topic
Location
Mount Dora, Florida, United States of America
Date
Feb 03, 1938
Page
6
Garden experts note some flowers prefer poor soil while others need rich dirt. Nasturtium love lies bleeding calendula hollyhock thrive in poorer soils whereas zinnia petunia salvia do best in rich soil. Heavy clay soils suit sweet peas pansies and many perennials, retaining moisture and remaining cooler.
Joyce and Dirk Van Sutart navigate danger and distrust at a Mexican hacienda. Dirk earns trust by tending the estate’s horses while Joyce tests his resolve and plans a cautious future. Their rooftop moment hints at a fragile bond amid perilous intrigues.
The notice promotes home sewing patterns for the family during winter, promising economy and new outfits. It highlights dresses for Big Sister and a little girl, plus a slimming princess coat frock, with fabric suggestions and yardage details. Patterns numbered 1347 1454 and 1448 are listed with sizes and material needs. Orders go to The Sewing Circle Pattern Dept. in Chicago.
Collier's Weekly notes that over two millennia China endured six invasions by Tartars Turks Kians Jurchens Mongols and Manchus yet remained China by absorbing and converting its conquerors.
A Detroit News writer notes the world’s first chinchilla farm in Inglewood California founded by M F Chapman now houses 1108 animals valued at 1600 each. The herd is guarded after a prior theft and fences include burglar alarms while pelts fetch up to 30000 for full coats.
Federal land grants to help states establish agriculture colleges were begun in 1863, enabling higher education expansion.
A series of quotations highlights views on youth focus, action over plan, and evolving gender roles. H G Wells on wars as horrors, Mary Lewis on absorption in action, Mrs. F D R Roosevelt on softness relative to ancestors, and Leopold Stokowski on women's changing capabilities.
Millions rely on Calotabs to treat colds by cleansing the intestinal tract of mucus and toxins. A single or two tablets the first night purges waste and purifies the blood, acting as both a purgative and diuretic to relieve cold symptoms. Strong value claimed for economical trial packages.
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