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Newspaper

Mount Dora Topic

Location

Mount Dora, Florida, United States of America

Date

May 06, 1937

Page

6

Lost Generation man visits Glendale in social web of love and secrets

Jim Fielding, worn by Depression era poverty, visits friends the MacPhersons in Glendale. He dodges dependence on his sister, toys with Lenore and Dolly, and becomes entangled with Cecily Susan and Tommy as secrets unfold at the Vaughn estate and nearby theater life.

Jim Fielding Glendale MacPhersons Mac T. H. Vaughn Meadowbrook Jim Kay Lenore Dolly Vaughns Cecily Tommy Vaughn Susan Vaughn Mr. Vaughn Mrs. MacPherson Jeremy Clyde Sue Dutch Jerry MacPherson Long Island Mr. Jordan Old Man Jordan’s Dad Jordan Mr. Vaughan Susan

Cecily Advises Early Return After Garden Visit

After Cecily and her escort left the garden, she noted the hour was late and urged that Jim take her home soon. The moment reflects a quiet closing of a social gathering and a request to end the evening.

Jim Cecily Doris Nolan Sam Goldwyn Universal Miss Nolan Washington Shenandoah Valley North Carolina

Mystery of Jerry and Cecily Sparks August Plans

Cecily confides to Jim that she is in love with Jerry Clyde and wants her father to back his acting career. She asks Jim to suggest to Mr Vaughn that Jerry visit in September to test the match and possibly win or lose Cecily’s affections.

Jim Cecily Dolly Father Jerry Jerome Jeremiah Clyde Parker Alicia Norah

Elephant Boy and Star Names Highlight Spring Films

The article previews Elephant Boy with Sabu and Flaherty, praising its heart warming bond between boy and elephant. It also surveys films starring Bette Davis, George Bancroft, Glenn Morris as Tarzan, and Lily Pons in Ki ki, noting re makes and star power across studios.

India Sabu Robert Flaherty Aran Ireland M-G-M Jean Harlow Jimmy Stewart Gary Cooper Nancy Carroll Lily Pons Kiki Mary Pickford

Barbara Bell Spring and Summer Pattern Book Ad

Aunt Alma praises a sport dress and sewing progress while Auntie and the speaker discuss becoming stylish. The ad promotes Barbara Bell patterns 1280 1233 1284 sizes 12-52 with yardage details and a 15 cent price, directing orders to The Sewing Circle Pattern Dept. in Chicago.

Barbara Bell Sewing Circle Pattern Dept W. Wacker Dr Chicago Ill Bell Syndicate WNU

Origin of the word caira linked to Franklin during Revolution

A historical note asserts the French revolutionary watchword caira originated from Benjamin Franklin. It claims his cheerful reply to questions about the new republic’s chances of success in the War of the Revolution.

Indignant talk and quiet wisdom from daily life

A reflective piece on ordinary behavior and social manners. It muses on running a farm and a newspaper with attention to detail, says indignation is a form of anger, silence requires constant effort, and few people enjoy being busy. It notes peculiarities signal individuality and flattery through praise of hard work.

Adlerika Claims Double Action Digestive Relief

A promotional testimonial asserts Adlerika relieves gas and constipation with a single spoonful. It claims the product cleanses both upper and lower bowels, removes longstanding waste, reduces bacteria, and improves sleep and appetite. The ad cites experience from Mrs. Jas and Dr H L Shoub of New York and urges purchase at leading druggists.

H. L. Shoub New York Jcherica

Stop at Impertinence

A concise aphorism from Broome warns that a wise man avoids prying into impertinent matters and keeps inquiry within prudent bounds. The line echoes the visitor’s counsel on discretion and restraint.

Broome

How Cardus Helps Women

Cardus is a purely vegetable medicine found by many women to ease menstrual pains. It strengthens women weakened by poor nourishment by increasing appetite and improving digestion. Many report lasting benefit from Cardui’s wholesome nutritional support. If you have never taken Cardui, get a bottle at the nearest drug store and follow directions.

Unwanted Things Quote by Cato

A concise antique aphorism observes that what you do not want remains dear at a farthing, attributed to Cato. The line underscores frugality and value judgments tied to desire.

Cato

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