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Newspaper
Mount Dora Topic
Location
Mount Dora, Florida, United States of America
Date
Nov 05, 1936
Page
6
A fragment notes household tips such as wax filling cracks for furniture, oil darkening wax, a cocktail with candied ginger and diced corn with chilled fruits, and advice on buying sheets allowing extra length to keep them neat. It ends with a casual service tag.
An old advertisement touts S. S. S. Tonic as a blood restoring remedy that improves digestion and appetite, rebuilds red blood cells, and makes you feel like yourself again. It claims time tested scientfi cally proven benefits and availability at drug stores.
Jane Van Tambel learns of rumors linking her father Van Tambel to arson and Denison woes while hospital confidants dispute the gossip. Jane confronts the truth as she faces a future with Denison and a choice about leaving Sleepy Cat.
Three Barbara Bell patterns present jacket ensemble pattern 1966, house frock 1874 and grace smock 1800 designed for home sewists. Details include sizes, yardage, fabric notes, and an order request for the Barbara Bell Pattern Book at 15 cents. The circular promotes stylish practical garments for women sewing at home with instructions from The Circle Pattern Dept. Chicago.
Tans avoids going home after noon sends Bull and the buckboard away. She writes a brief note to her father saying she handled his business and will return in a few days. Van Tambel angrily orders Jane to come home at once, but her reply says she will be out soon. The buckboard returns the next day.
The article argues that enterprising nations seek to secure monopolies in undeveloped earth regions, believing greater profits lie in Exclusive control than in peaceful competition with other nations.
The piece argues that honest labor yields better and more reliable gains than chasing unearned fortune. Those in poverty often drift aimlessly in search of luck, but fortunes rarely improve lives when found. Directing effort to steady work yields a chief share of what they seek, whereas luck rarely benefits the finder.
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