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Mount Dora Topic

Location

Mount Dora, Florida, United States of America

Date

Jan 30, 1936

Page

6

Ambition and romance in a San Francisco newsroom

Antoinette Taft, a twenty three year old aspiring writer, lands a society reporting job at CHM after a stint interviewing Lawrence Kerr Jamy of the Journal of Commerce. She grows amid newsroom hustle, romance with Larry Bellamy, a thwarted engagement to Barney, and a suspenseful mid winter carnival story that tests loyalty and a major deal with the Examiner.

Antoinette Taft San Meansco Brenda Cliff Bruce Meg Lawrence Kerr Jamy Journal of Commerce Barney Kerr Ton Mr. Green- Wood CHM Ony Tony Jos Burke Bellamy Bess Cutter Fitch Bess Cutter Piedmont Patterson Antoinette Duncan O'Connor Taft Larry Ruth Poppet Duncan Greenwood Mollie Mackay Journal Examiner Lawrence Bellamy

Ocean villa interlude fuels a budding flirtation

The group enjoys a sunlit coastal retreat with breakfast by the sea and a glamorous evening. Tony draws attention from Duncan O Connor as Ruth and Larry juggle golf, bridge, and late dancing while planning an early swim and breakfast the next day.

Larry Tony Ruth S. End Warnine Santa Barbara Alice

Autumn by the Sea A Near-Death Escape and Return

Tony survives a highway crash with Larry after a terrifying near miss. She stays with relatives in a shabby apartment and resumes work at the newspaper, while memories of the ordeal mix with office gossip and a mounting emotional pull toward Larry.

Tony Santa Maria Larry Santa Barbara Fulton Street Meggy Sally Ruth Mollie Mae Ethyl Muzzy Arch Slosser Mae Spike Illyan Bess Cutter Frank Fitch Greeny Spike Health Bureau Mae Muzzy Van Miss Muzzy Joe Burke Fitch Greenwood

Barbers and Surgeons Separate Professions Emerged

The text notes England's Edward IV charter in 1461 creating a barber guild and France's barber surgeons under Louis XIV. It mentions 1745 English laws dividing barbers and surgeons into distinct corporations, while the striped barber pole remains a symbol of the ancient trade.

England Edward IV France Louis XIV

Four Boys Outwit by Backfiring Jersey Plan

Frank, Jim, Charlie, and a fourth lad attempt to sell an old watch to fund a Jersey trip. A police chase and rapid arrests ensue, but a street cleaner identifies the boys as being with the quartet seen near the crime, saving them from jail.

Jersey Holland Tunnel Frank Jim Wall Street Charlie Jersey City

Eighteenth Century Clockmakers and Their Crafts

The clock maker of the eighteenth century was a versatile craftsman combining foundry, blacksmith, engraving, cabinetmaking, and machinist skills. Many built cases for movements and produced wooden clocks noted for ornate designs and reliable timekeeping.

Bermuda Islands Landmark History Through Centuries

Bermuda islands display historic scenes and figures from discovery by Juan de Bermudez before 1511 to first colonization as a self governing British colony in 1612. Admiral Sir George Somers and Virginia colonists shipwrecked in 1609 near St George, then Somers died and Bermuda was later colonized.

Bermuda Islands Juan de Bermudez Sir George Somers Virginia St. George Jamestown Somers Bermuda

New York City Population Says Indians and Farms Remain

Homer Croy notes in Esquire that New York City still has Indians and farms despite urban growth. He cites 3 million residents on the island and Bronx, with two five story below street level buildings, one store per 76 people, one physician per 545 residents, and 365 farming families milking 2 400 cows daily.

New York Bronx Manhatt L . Kellys Lve New York City Los Angeles Homer Croy Esquire

Wheat cargo dangers cited as deadly as dynamite

Wheat is described as an especially dangerous cargo for oceangoing freighters due to shifting weight causing list and damp grain generating explosive gas in holds. The piece notes shipwrecks including the British steamer Antinoe which sank in the mid Atlantic in 1926.

Mid Atlantic Collier’s

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