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Newspaper
Mount Dora Topic
Location
Mount Dora, Florida, United States of America
Date
Jun 30, 1938
Page
11
A mother laments washed trousers shrinking for Mike and a friend humorously suggests washing Mike himself to shrink him. The exchange reads as a light domestic quip reflecting playful banter about clothing fit.
Brief playful exchange quoted in the Philadelphia Bulletin with a daughter and a speaker on names, age, and love, reflecting social humor of the era. The dialogue stages a playful dispute over identity and affection.
An ad touts Pepsodent with Irium as a modern dentifrice that removes surface stains and polishes teeth to a natural sparkle. It claims the product is safe, contains no grit or pumice or drugs, and urges brushing twice daily and checking results in a mirror.
A fictional exchange depicts a prisoner blaming government interference for ruining a craftsman who made half-dollars. The dialogue frames a misfortune tied to regulation and market disruption.
Hollywood notes suggest goofy comedies wane as Carole Lombard and Claudette Colbert pivot to other projects. It Happened One Night revival draws crowds, while Valentino revivals divide opinion. George Arliss may return with The Exiles. Bette Davis eyes The Miracle. Margret Tallichet to partner with Ramon Novarro. Judy Garland injury. Jackie Coogan earnings trust. Harold Lloyd’s Professor Beware to debut internationally.
The article promotes two sewing patterns The Play Suit and The Afternoon Dress with descriptions of design features and fabric suggestions. It lists sizes and yardage, then advertises the book Success in Sewing from The Sewing Circle Pattern Dept with ordering details and price.
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