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Newspaper
Mount Dora Topic
Location
Mount Dora, Florida, United States of America
Date
Jul 25, 1946
Page
7
A lighthearted wedding gag ends with the groom unable to pay the notary. The justice of the peace cites cash terms and a misrepresented age between a bride nearly forty and a groom who believed she was twenty six. The bride pays five dollars, preserving the union.
A consumer caution column notes bargains may come with hidden costs or penalties. It warns buyers to read fine print and consider total price, not just the advertised sale, and to beware add ons that raise the final bill.
A captain struggles in a Louisiana maneuver scene as his unit is pushed back. A private captured during the exercise later escapes and reports the enemy is retreating, prompting the captain to question the sight of a retreat.
Betty Jane three year old crawls behind the sofa while Mrs Moore and her aunt converse. Betty Jane declares she is looking for sympathy for Mrs Moore reflecting a playful domestic moment with a dash of humor.
A young bride asks for tree seeds and a guarantee from a shop clerk. He confirms seeds will grow tall and thick trunks. She purchases the seeds and adds a hammock to the order, completing the brisk bargain.
A wife, tired of her husband's thrice weekly drinking, creates a ghostly illusion using a sheet and a floor lamp. She shakes him awake and asks if he wants to wash, to which he softly replies. The man mutters quips about the devil and a bride, revealing the odd domestic scene.
A stylish two piece teen frock features a square neck and yoke with rac edging and two bows over peplum pleats. Includes straight skirt and Plan No 8033 with sizes 10 to 16 and fabric guidance.
Tins not badly stained can be polished with brown paper moistened in vinegar. Hang towels to dry immediately after use to prevent mildew. Do not leave a damp towel in the laundry bag or in a heap on the bathroom floor. When washing hollow handled knives avoid prolonged soaking to prevent loosening. To clean a soured sponge rub with fresh lemon and rinse several times in lukewarm water.
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