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Newspaper
Mount Dora Topic
Location
Mount Dora, Florida, United States of America
Date
Feb 25, 1937
Page
6
On an island, Mary Ann organises a risky improvised surgical effort to save Dan with Doctor Greeding, Nancy, and Jerrell aiding. Amid fear and hope, Greeding finds purpose in life again and Dan survives the first vigil as Nancy stays by his side through the night.
Dr Greeding, Jerrell, and Professor Carlisle tend to Dan after the accident. Greeding admits the fault lies with him for firing the pistol and failing to check the chamber. The group reflects on responsibility as Dan lies between recovery and relapse while Nancy, Mary Ann, and others await his fate.
A narrator begins a southward trek in an elaborately equipped auto-trailer, traveling from St Louis via Route 66. The 19 by 6 foot 8 inch home includes two beds, dining space, wardrobes, a full kitchen, water supply, and electric lighting. Writing at 40 miles per hour, the author describes life on the road, safety features, air conditioning, and the compact lodging as a mobile residence.
Doctor Greeding steels himself and steadies his hands as he holds a razor blade. The tense scene shows him in turmoil yet physically firm, surrounded by Dan, Mary Ann, Nancy, Ruth and others awaiting his next command at the table.
Amateur crafters can finish a chair or buffet set with an easy cross stitch pattern featuring a peacock motif in natural colors or a two tone version. Pattern 5740 includes a 13 by 16 inch large motif and two smaller 4.5 by 6 inch motifs, color chart, key, and stitch illustrations. Send 15 cents to The Sewing Circle Household Arts Dept. in New York for transfer pattern 5740.
A Shakespearean musing notes that pride consumes the doer as the same act that earns praise becomes its own downfall. The proverb-like lines warn that boasting about deeds mirrors the deed itself and leads to self-destruction through vanity.
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