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Newspaper
Mount Dora Topic
Location
Mount Dora, Florida, United States of America
Date
Mar 21, 1940
Page
3
The pattern 8641 apron features back shoulder buttons, a decorative front point, and two matching patch pockets. It fits sizes 32 to 46 with easy construction and can be made in gingham, calico, or chintz. Order details suggest making several for gifts and prize use.
An advertisement claims Dr Pierce Golden Medical Discovery revived a Gloucester reader who felt weak and tired. It asserts the remedy improves appetite energy and digestion, with the practitioner promoting two methods to combat weakness.
Easter features eggs and decorated designs with ideas for menus and dessert options. The piece shares recipes for Leg of Lamb and Baked Ham with sides, Boston Cream Pie, Broiled Grapefruit, and asparagus, plus a note about Eleanor Howe's Easy Entertaining cookbook and next column tips on cake secrets and measuring.
In a clash at American Tobacco, president George W. Hill fights a stockholder-backed effort to cut executive bonuses, arguing pride in proven policies and noting his long tenure and dividend record. Separate notes discuss Maj. Edwin Armstrong’s FM radio push and a sociologist’s critique of free-air broadcasting amid global tensions.
An advertisement urges women to take Dr Pierce’s Favorite Prescription over time to build physical resistance by improving nutritional assimilation. The copy emphasizes health benefits and gradual daily use.
An impartial Fate knocks with equal pace at both palace and cottage, echoing Horace in a reflective mood about life’s equal reach of fortune.
Actress Adeleine Carroll arrives in Hollywood sounding alarm over French soldiers earning 33 cents a month. She leads a knitting brigade for French civilians and soldiers and ships eight suitcases of warm garments from UCLA volunteers. Carroll studied French in Birmingham and taught at a girls' seminary before pursuing film work in London and later Hollywood. Her first American film was I Was a Spy in 1934.
A fragment describes transforming an old backseat into a decorative piece. It notes padding at the ends to even the length with the front, extra top padding for bite, and a simple base with a jack and wings. Cretonne slip cover features a box pleated ruffle and peacock blue tones.
At the Genoa dedication of a large fountain in May 1936 a rumor claimed miraculous powers. Since then visitors from across the country toss coins hoping for wishes, and the monthly money must be shoveled from the basin.
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