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Newspaper
Mount Dora Topic
Location
Mount Dora, Florida, United States of America
Date
Mar 18, 1937
Page
6
Meadowbrook visit tests Jim and Kay’s feud
Jim debates a spur of the moment trip to Meadowbrook urged by Kay while resisting impulses to pursue treacherous romance. He plans a return to Long Island to marry Lenore, hoping for Kay’s approval, Vic’s blessing, and a fresh future.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cecily
Meadowbrook
Jim
Vaughn
Tommy
Vaughn Estate
Clarke's
Herbert
Herb
Long Island
Lenore
Kay
Vic
Dolly’s Bold Exit and a Ride to Deliver a Message
Jim Barrymore helps Dolly’s friend deliver a message to Tommy after Dolly parts ways with a cheerful smile. A thin, sandy haired man—Herb’s associate—offers a lift in a Ford coupe as Jim departs with a sense of duty and curiosity about Tommy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jim
Dolly
Mr. Barrymore
Tommy
MacPhersons
Lost Generation Man Searches for Earned Way Home
Jim Fielding, a displaced graduate of the Depression era, arrives in Glendale to stay with friends the Mac Phersons. He weary of dependence on his sister Kay and torn between a safe marriage with Lenore and his own unsettled future. In a village drug store he meets Dolly who mentions the Vaughns and asks if he is a friend of Cecily.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jim Fielding
Glendale
the MacPhersons
Mac
T. H. Vaughn
Meadowbrook
Jim
Kay
Lenore
Dolly
Vaughns
Cecily
White House
MacPhersons
England
Londoners
Jim Meets Susan at Meadowbrook and Helps Repair a Rod
Jim, hitching a ride from a sulky local, visits Meadowbrook and befriends Susan Vaughn. He calms a frightened girl, offers to fix a broken fishing rod, and contemplates past loves while the MacPhersons loom in his plans for the future. The scene shifts to a violet seller with a homely motto about perseverance.
King Louis XVII of France in Early Years and Death
French royalists deem Louis XVII king after the execution of Louis XVI. Born at Versailles March 27, 1785 he became dauphin June 4, 1789 and king January 21, 1793. His death is uncertain but suspected to have occurred in prison at age ten.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Louis XVII
France
Louis XVI
Marie Antoinette
Versailles
Louis
Sayings and Reflections on Work and Character
A collection of maxims on effort prudence and praise. The notes discuss how progress favors those who act rightly and how troubles arise from avoidance. It contrasts self praise with gratitude and notes the ease of shaping one’s future with measured rights.
Frizzled Chicken With Pimiento Butter Sauce
Two young chickens cut in pieces are fried in butter then simmered with garlic onion pimentos and boiling water until tender. The sauce is thickened with butter and flour, then combined with the chicken and served.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
WNU Service
Eye for an Eye reference in Old Testament law
The phrase eye for an eye appears in Exodus 21 23 24 25 of the Old Testament, listing the proportional penalties life for life eye for eye tooth for tooth hand for hand foot for foot burn for burn wound for wound stripe for stripe.
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