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Newspaper
Mount Dora Topic
Location
Mount Dora, Florida, United States of America
Date
Nov 06, 1947
Page
6
A dainty pink wool bed cape is crocheted in an open-work stitch and tied with blue velvet ribbons. It suggests pale blue or white as alternatives and recommends it as a trousseau gift or house wear for winter. For full Shoulder Cape instructions Pattern No 5608, send 20 cents and provide name address and pattern number.
A home cough remedy promises quick relief using a simple syrup made from sugar or corn syrup with water, plus Pinex in a pint bottle. The ad claims fast action, phlegm loosening, and irritation soothing, with money back guarantee if unsatisfied.
Jimmy Wheeler, jobless, taunts fate in Cromby & Co. ante room then befriends Elizabeth Bond, alias Betty, a former secretary. He lands a plan to hire her via a public relations angle, but Betty secretly advances, landing a better position and repaying Jimmy. A late call from Fletcher hints at a rescue and possible reunion over lunch.
The guide notes more fruits in winter via canned and preserved forms and suggests desserts like Deep Dish Plum Dessert and Apricot Manhattan Mousse. It includes recipes for custards, bread puddings, Caramelled Apples, and baked grapefruit as a dessert option, with tips on using dried fruits and maximizing egg white volume.
Puzzle list presents numbered clues for a 37 crossword with hints across and down, including animal and mineral terms, nautical and heraldic references, and era language. It asks to provide the solution in the next issue, mentioning an answer key for clue 37.
The piece notes Homer’s respect for garlic and its supposed power to dispel enchantments, contrasts Sidonius Apollinaris’ disdain for garlic with a biting quote, and mentions a medieval chivalric order that barred garlic and onions from January to December to preserve harmony, a ban said to be imposed by a king in Castile during the mid 14th century.
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