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Newspaper
Mount Dora Topic
Location
Mount Dora, Florida, United States of America
Date
Jan 09, 1941
Page
6
Petite girls can wear Barbara Bell Pattern No. 1269 B in velveteen or taffeta with a white pique collar. The design features adroit side gathers, a scooped waist, and a piquant skirt flare in multiple fabrics. Sizes 11 to 19 and busts 29 to 37. Send order to:
Joseph C. Grew ambassador to Japan rose from tiger tales to a long diplomatic career with posts in Cairo, Mexico City, Petrograd, Berlin, Vienna, Copenhagen and Bern. M. De Sieyes, World War ace and De Gaulle envoy, joins as representative rallying free French in the United States.
A kitchen guide suggests thrifty meat options to diversify meals. It highlights pork sirloin roll, picnic shoulder, lamb shoulder and lamb shoulder chops, plus rolled lamb breast with sausage and other creative flavorings. It includes recipes for stuffed pork chops, rounded steak Western style, boneless sirloin pork roast with apples, and cushion style pork shoulder with spinach stuffing.
The piece highlights Eleanor Howe's Cook Book Easy Entertaining with party food ideas for ages from three to teens. It notes January birthdays can use the menu and recipes and invites readers to request a copy by sending 10 cents to Easy Entertaining care of Eleanor Howe at 919 North Michigan Avenue Chicago Illinois.
A man threatened to kill himself after being rejected by a girl. He sent a note declaring his body would float down the river and urged her not to cry, claiming he had always loved her. The girl fainted while the boy pressed for an answer.
A reflective line from Richter on loving all humanity. It argues a cheerful state is needed to face life and others, while suffering remains a prerequisite to deeper self insight.
Virginia Vale notes Priscilla Lane frequents neighborhood cinemas within ten miles of her home and questions theater managers about films. The piece covers Flight Command stars Robert Taylor and Norma Shearer’s Mary Dugan remake, new ice technology, show broadcasts on CBS, and tips from Lurene Tuttle and Helen Hayes.
Warner Brothers rereleases Here Comes the Navy 1934 with Cagney and O’Brien as Burns and Allen renew their pledge to support a set number of youths at Boystown Nebraska. Donald Crisp ends six month vacation returning in Winged Victory. Kitty Foyle marks Ginger Rogers forty second feature with Sean featured. Kibbee takes title role in film at the author’s request.
The piece discusses how obituary praise should reflect a man’s true value without expectation of reward. It contrasts planned gratitude with delaying joys and notes that joy should not be postponed indefinitely. The text uses aphorisms about morning joy and timely action.
A collection of maxims on forgiveness and resilience. It urges gladness on a prodigal's return but cautions overestimating him. It highlights finding the grin in grind and prefers giving over receiving as a memorable guideline.
A compact reflection noting that unsolicited guidance amounts to meddling, while consented counsel is useful. It contrasts ugly sin with beauty culture and observes that a man’s claimed reasons often resemble excuses.
A New York Times note recalls da Vinci’s 15th century dream of human flight and Columbus era prophecy. It asserts the Wright brothers’ shop in America as a landmark linked to bold doers who shaped aviation and exploration, with Henry Ford’s collection emphasizing their legacy.
A short compilation of aphorisms and maxims. Notable lines include a mule's eyes set to see behind, love as the true poverty, choosing lesser gain at times, writing as a master art, and the miser's paradox of want. Each reflection offers moral insight from varied voices.
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