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Newspaper
Mount Dora Topic
Location
Mount Dora, Florida, United States of America
Date
May 02, 1940
Page
3
Barbara Bell Pattern No. 1927 B offers a three piece pinafore apron for sizes 34 through 48. The design features shoulder buttons and a pull over head style with braid trim, ideal in percale calico or gingham and suitable for gifts or sales. Requires 2 1/2 yards of 35 inch material for size 36 plus notions.
A health note explains constipation from low bulk in meals. It suggests Kellogg's All-Bran as breakfast to add fiber, plus plenty of water. It cautions that persistent cases should see a physician and mentions Kellogg's in Battle Creek as the maker.
A reflective aphorism emphasizes that life is brief and filled with work. It warns that activity can breed harm while inactivity cannot produce good, attributed to Hannah Moore.
Adm Sir Charles M Forbes commander in chief of the British home fleet returns homeward. The 60 year old Jutland veteran with a Swedish wife is praised as a top strategist and tactician admired by friends for steady leadership and steady aims.
A set of trivia prompts covering topics from mythology to geography and history. Includes questions on horse height, rainbow goddess, daylight saving origin, biblical female names, singular of dice, a First Lady titled Her Majesty, Panama Canal capacity, a landmark called The Cradle of American Liberty, hymn writing origins, and federal holidays created by Congress.
A brief notice announces a May 5 lesson in open subjects and Scripture texts, selected by the International Council and used with educational permission, outlining the program and educational intent.
A religious reflection cites Isaiah 55 6 7 urging seeking God while near. It compares thirst for God to consumer sales pitches and outlines four buying steps Listen and Compare to show salvation is priceless yet free to the sinner through Jesus price.
A long reflection on worldly and divine buying compares earthly wealth to God’s offer of salvation and a life in Christ. It blends religious exhortation with a 1940s social guide about engagement teas, bachelor fêtes, and inviting suitors to celebrate news, followed by cookbook recipes and party menus.
A historical note recalls that the only national holiday created by an act of Congress was the Centennial Anniversary of the Inauguration of the First President of the United States, celebrated April 30, 1889. The breadth of facts includes references to Iris, Mrs Dolly Madison, and 48 ships daily, with mentions of Benjamin Franklin in France in 1784 and early hymns in ancient Egypt.
A Genoa cathedral chapel remains closed to women citing Salome as the cause of John the Baptist's death. The note reflects historical beliefs and clerical practices carried in the religious site.
A biblical passage notes crowds from nearby cities gathering in Jerusalem to bring the afflicted and those tormented by unclean spirits, and all were healed. The account emphasizes universal access to healing through faith and communal aid.
An upcoming June wedding prompts many gatherings and Eleonor Howe offers guidance. The column promises tested recipes and menus tailored for parties celebrating the bride, helping hosts plan elegant entertaining for the engagement period.
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