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Newspaper
Mount Dora Topic
Location
Mount Dora, Florida, United States of America
Date
Jan 07, 1937
Page
7
A short time after marriage Proposition Stas returns home with a large washtub a washboard and a three foot mirror. Liza questions the haul and Stas offers a stark choice either work with the tub and board or sit and watch himself starve as he holds the mirror.
The teacher warns Bill that his younger brother Henry must wash up. Bill defends Henry saying he washes regularly but struggles with drying to a good color. The brief exchange highlights domestic routine and a child’s defense.
A terse exchange hints at workplace friction between a foreman and a guardsman. Joe responds with caution while the boss notes progress and time. The dialogue reflects tension over project pace and leadership roles.
The article cites Fannie Hurst on dieting and the challenge of losing weight versus gaining it. It notes that weight loss is harder, discusses calorie control, and advises monitoring by scales. It warns against public dieting and provides two recipe-like mixtures and a mayonnaise variation.
Detroit Free Press recounts Elk and Torch lakes near Elk Rapids along Lake Michigan as creations of Paul Bunyan. The legend says Michigan was scooped to serve as a log pond and Babe the blue ox aided in hauling timber, with a slip on greasy ground leaving the lakes as lasting monuments.
The ad promotes Bayer Aspirin tablets to ease early cold symptoms. It advises taking the tablets when a cold is coming, and using crushed tablets dissolved in water as a throat gargle for temporary relief. The text claims quick, effective relief and suggests asking for Bayer Aspirin by full name.
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