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Newspaper
Mount Dora Topic
Location
Mount Dora, Florida, United States of America
Date
Jun 21, 1951
Page
3
An instructor explains a diagram showing a limping subject and asks Mr. Sneed what he would do. Sneed answers with conviction that he would also limp, reflecting the practical lesson.
Johnston warns of an economic time bomb and urges a firmer Congress role with stricter price and wage laws. He proposes a living-cost linked wage ceiling and immediate raises up to 12 percent for many workers as price wars sweep major cities.
Sears Roebuck mails its biggest ever sale catalog with 404 pages, up from 294 last year. It features hundreds of items including wading pools and wire records at knock-down prices and notes several appliances and auto tires no longer listed from last year.
Pattern envelope No 5313 offers complete crocheting instructions and stitch illustration for a fast moving Mile a Minute tea cloth. The ad mentions the Anne Cabot Album at 25 cents with dozens of crochet knitting and embroidery designs.
Easy derby project note suggests using rubber tired disk wheels for a soap box car or build from home scraps. Pattern 215 includes illustrated directions. Price listed at 25 cents.
Chocolate anchors U S military rations in Korea providing energy and taste for front line troops. From four bars daily in Arctic Survival packs to two one ounce bars per G I in Individual Assault rations, chocolate dominates 5 in 1 and Sundries packs.
In the home of an Oriental silk farmer the theme song Hush A Bye Baby plays as silkworms begin spinning cocoons. The family speaks softly and moves quietly since silkworms stop spinning if frightened, a common trait among silk raisers who live with their productive larvae.
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