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Newspaper
Mount Dora Topic
Location
Mount Dora, Florida, United States of America
Date
Jun 27, 1946
Page
7
A three year old uses a powder puff, while a five year old sister scolds him for using it and insists only ladies use powder. A comic exchange follows about a wife trying to look like her latest photograph and a man questioning her appearance.
Jones claims a new idea to stop roosters crowing. Smith doubts it until Jones mentions chicken soup as the supposed remedy.
Pattern notes describe flower motifs for towels scarves and bow-cases with bees and pastel borders. It outlines two embroidery methods the outline stitch and ee stitch for durability. The text mentions a six month averaging size and requests orders.
The article lists five quiz questions about animals science and history. The provided answers note that raccoon dogs hibernate in burrows in Asia, the Liberty Bell was cast in England, Calvin Coolidge spoke the quoted line, marble resists heat better than granite, and a 500 foot tanker expands by one foot due to heating of petroleum for pumping.
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