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Newspaper
Mount Dora Topic
Location
Mount Dora, Florida, United States of America
Date
Feb 04, 1943
Page
6
We have borrowed April's tulips to showcase a charming apron design featuring a gathered skirt and cross straps. The item blends playful florals with practical vintage styling, offering a fresh take on an everyday kitchen garment.
Ann Lee and Cole Cody arrive in Bald Eagle after Early Bill Cole's death. Aunt Jenifer accompanies Ann, but ranch host Rance Waldron, posing as Old Bill's nephew, signals hostility. A quarrel erupts when Cole Cody joins, and Ann orders him off the property.
Ann Lee confronts Cole Cody over a will and a ranch lock key mystery. Cody asserts he is heir to Early Bill Cole as they clash with Aunt Jenifer and Rance Waldron watching. Ann reveals a two lock iron box and a matching key, hinting at a concealed fate to unfold.
Memo style text notes the early spring mood and Valentine decorations. It suggests planning a Valentine themed party with red and white color schemes, a festive yet simple menu centered on a chicken with cranberries, and a cake included as a small party feature.
A Valentine party menu features Cupid's Cake and Jellied Chicken with Cranberry Loaf serving six. The plan includes a cranberry mixture with gelatin layered with chicken, cream cheese sandwiches, light muffins, Cupid's Cake with a lemon strawberry filling, and a frozen strawberry cake filling, plus a recipe for Graham Gems and serving tips.
The column predicts rationing will limit canned and frozen foods and meats while fresh produce remains available without rationing. It advises budget and market awareness, highlighting turnips carrots beets citrus fruits and apples as bargains and notes concentrated canned soups and dehydrated options offer value and vitamin B.
Army Navy Marines and Coast Guard Service Stores show Camel as the favorite tobacco, with Camel cartons popular as gifts to servicemen anywhere. Local dealers promote Camel cartons for sending to men in the armed forces, reflecting a long standing salute tradition.
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