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Newspaper
Mount Dora Topic
Location
Mount Dora, Florida, United States of America
Date
Jun 09, 1949
Page
3
Pair of amusing Colonial Cottage potholders promised to add gayety to kitchens. Crochet for gifts or personal use with red on white motif. Pattern 5917 includes fans mat, stitch illustrations, materials, finishing. send 20 cents with name and address.
The text lists questions about similes meanings birth eye color and weather basics with answers: finish the simile, wan derlust meaning the desire to travel newborn babies eye color blue, lightning precedes thunder because light travels faster than sound, and A Smith’s campaign song Sidewalks of New York.
Columbia coach Lou Little proposes hiring football players as baby sitters calling it no gag and guaranteeing 100 percent dependability. Reactions vary as parents weigh kids and football in a lighthearted clash of roles.
A shut in endures rain and gloom until a sudden sun, a letter from far away, a neighbor at the door, and a beloved voice lift spirits. A baby sitter who is a rugged football star eases parental worries about children alone at home. The piece also muses on the chaos of watching both horse racing and baseball on TV, switching between channels to follow the action. It ends with Elmer praising Mike's Pride at the track after a noisy day of sport and family life.
Inez Gerhard discusses career shifts as he moves from Broadway actor to radio writer and producer and motion picture associate director. The piece notes his work on My Friend Irma Life with Luigi and The Private Lives of Eddie and Anne plus Adam's Rib shooting in New York. Judy Holliday Tom Ewell and others are linked to ongoing productions and Capra discovers Dorothy Barrett as a singer for Copper Canyon.
Irby finds Polly Hayden crying after Black Fox loses a race. Kirby declares quitting racing and buys the broodmare I'm a Runnin with Colonel Stratton paying 50 000 for the horse while planning his law career in Miami New business on Flagler street follows and the pair share a tense send off at the stable.
In a heated scene, Kirby admits remorse over racing debts and reveals plans to quit. Polly Hayden responds with fear and eventual faith in his change, as he declares love and contemplates a future away from racing and perhaps buying another horse later.
Puzzle fragments list across and down clues with partial phrases. Items include organs, attitudes, materials, and descriptors mixed with stray letters and numbers, suggesting a damaged crossword page fragment with scattered definitions and incomplete entries.
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Sewing Circle pattern No. 8447 offers a dainty two-piece dress with a flared jacket and full skirt for girls ages 8 to 16. Includes size 10 requires 2 1/2 yards of 39 inch fabric with contrast. Price enclosures and a sample page inside the Spring Summer Fashion book.
The passage offers advice on maintenance and cooking practices such as preserving fabric with tissue patterns, inspecting a fireplace flue with a mirror and flashlight, using petroleum jelly to remove adhesive marks, waxing outdoor items in warm weather, serving meat broth as a year round starter, pricking apples before baking to prevent splitting, and cleaning suede items with vinegar and a wire brush.
A film star meets a producer on Hollywood boulevard. The star asks about business and the producer boasts it is stupendous colossal dynamic and unprecedented with gains expected next week. Onlookers joke about supper guests and a porch retreat.
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