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Newspaper
Mount Dora Topic
Location
Mount Dora, Florida, United States of America
Date
Jul 01, 1937
Page
7
Cool versatile dresses for all ages highlight chic summer styles from The Sewing Circle. Princess and mini dresses promise comfort and easy sewing with patterns for sizes 6 months to 20 years and 14 to 20 bust, with yardage details and ordering address in Chicago.
An old tired tramp along the canal bank asks a passing boatman for a ride. The bargeman agrees but stipulates the tramp must work for passage by leading the boat horse along the bank.
A child sketches Franklin as born in Boston and moving to Philadelphia. He meets a woman who laughs at him, marries her, and discovers electricity, capturing a playful, simplified arc of the famed figure.
In a classroom exchange Japie explains his drawing of a dog with an unusually long tail. The teacher had asked for detail, prompting Japie to justify the exaggerated feature as fitting the instruction.
Mrs J H Taylor of Lenoir North Carolina shares a Southern spice cake recipe. Instructions cover sifting spices, creaming shortening and sugar, adding eggs and sour milk, folding in floured raisins, baking in two layers, and icing with walnuts.
In hot weather digestion and elimination slow, causing gas, belching, heartburn, and restlessness. Biliousness brings coated tongue and dizziness. Calo tabs promise relief, delivering the effects of calomel and salts. ten cent package, twenty five cent family pack at drug stores.
A compact excerpt contrasts Balzac and Dickens on exaggerated misfortune and happiness. It highlights Balzac’s caution about overstating woe and Dickens’s tender regard for children, who return love to their guardians as gifts from God.
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