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Newspaper
Mount Dora Topic
Location
Mount Dora, Florida, United States of America
Date
Jul 27, 1939
Page
6
Baldy and Jane aid a mysterious passenger who leaves a suede bag with money and a ring. Frederick Towne arrives, torn between duty and affection, as Edith Towne disappears amid a storm of rumors and a hidden past.
Jane Barnes, living with her brother Baldwin in Sherwood Park near Washington, finds echoes of a broken engagement in Edith Towne’s tale of Delafield Simms leaving her at the altar. She soon meets Evans Follette, a discouraged neighbor who has long loved Jane, as Baldwin helps a tall lovely girl in distress on his way to Washington.
The article explains how trainers in the circus world teach lions to walk swaying tightropes and how seals are trained to ride horseback. It details a step by step method used by Charles Gay at his El Monte California lion farm, including gradual progression from wide planks to steel cables and high rope lines.
A physiologist asserts that smart individuals can perceive in darkness using hearing. He notes that blind people exploit the ear’s latent potential more than sighted individuals.
A brief note outlines the July 30 lesson focusing on selected scripture passages and themes used by international religious groups. It emphasizes study aims and context for attendees.
The piece argues obedience as a divine and practical virtue illustrated by Jehoshaphat. It outlines five aspects: as a good son, capable administrator, true worshiper, wise educator, and respected ruler. It links obedience to blessing and national strength, urging personal spiritual experience and faith in God.
A pithy quote attributed to Sir Thomas Browne argues that wisdom lies in what we do not comprehend as much as in what we think we know, praising humility before mystery. It emphasizes the limits of human understanding and the vastness of the unknown.
A concise reflection on drawing strength from faith, urging daily reliance on divine grace to meet life's demands and serve others in God’s work.
This 1779 pattern describes an afternoon dress with v neck and slim skirt that suits women’s sizes, plus options for short sleeves and long sleeves. It notes fabrics like voile, chiffon, georgette, silk print, or thin wool and includes size details and yardage for No 1779 and No 1783. It invites orders via The Sewing Circle Pattern Dept., Chicago.
Practical household notes offer baking hints with lattice crust pies taking less time, fridge storage for oils, using leftovers for stuffed peppers, reading canned labels, removing cigarette stains from brass, avoiding overstretching knitted garments, care steps for bread boxes, and summer cleaning advice for pantries and shelves.
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