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Newspaper
Mount Dora Topic
Location
Mount Dora, Florida, United States of America
Date
May 02, 1935
Page
6
In a light exchange, a lazy map is teased as not wishing to be the hero of a novel or moving picture. The comic quips continue as sour pickle jokes and a toast to trust, with a humorous line about sending $15 without security.
Freddy admits a blunder while Sadie offers steady encouragement, urging continued effort to improve. The dialogue centers on resilience and self belief as both speak in supportive tones.
A humorous dialogue ponders the idea of hitching a wagon to a star and the new problem of where to park an automobile. It jokes that the father gave away a million and threw her in, suggesting a witty social critique in a compact sketch.
Advertises Pattern 2092 for a long coat style house dress in cotton fabrics. Notes easy on and off, slim silhouette, freedom of movement, includes illustrated instructions and sizing from 16 to 46. Pattern price fifteen cents, send order to Sewing Circle Pattern Department New York City.
A Cincinnati Enquirer gag line jokes a husband asks why he calls his wife Bin as he comes home to find another new thing and a looming bill. The quip plays on the idea of constant purchases and unexpected charges.
In the Indianapolis News a child named Joyce asks her father what he is doing while he spades a garden spot. He replies he is making a flower bed which leads the child to wonder who will sleep there.
A border city correspondent recalls a brief exchange with a pretty girl and a returned smile. The piece mentions southern seacoast locations suitable for surf bathing and humorously contrasts with a Soviet government remark about serfs and bathing.
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