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Newspaper
Mount Dora Topic
Location
Mount Dora, Florida, United States of America
Date
Nov 28, 1935
Page
9
A humorous dialogue vignette shows Jane and Jack exchanging flirtatious lines about kissing, while a stranger comments on crowded car travel. A Suburbanite adds the line about treating crowded rides as a standing joke, capturing a playful city life moment.
An illustrated wrap around frock combines style and practicality with a smart collar and shadow proof overlap. Pattern 2396 offers sizes 14 through 44, requires 3% yards of 86 inch fabric for size 16, and includes step by step sewing instructions. Send 15 cents with name address and size to Sewing Circle Pattern Dept New York.
The fragmentary exchange notes a pharmacist claiming a remedy is good and recalling a man who used his teeth to remove a cork, ending with a reference to a mustache. The text is truncated and lacks full context or dates.
In a brief scene a shopper asks for a book, and a clerk offers options, noting the shopper has a car. The exchange centers on choosing something light and fitting the shopper’s casual mood.
A medical note quotes a physician urging more exercise. A golfer replies he still takes 102 strokes per round, illustrating stubborn fitness limits and the ongoing debate over practice versus physical conditioning.
A fragment discusses a published work with a so called fine title ruined by the narrative. The quote contrasts reader expectations with what the text delivered, noting a common flaw in certain literary publications.
A humorous cartoon exchange features an Oyster asking why a clam wears a large collar and the Clam replying that the collar is as small as possible, noting it belongs to the Littl Necks.
Miss Porcupine laments being hug deprived as Mr. Rabbit consoles with sympathetic banter about affection and belonging.
A jail inmate yearns to be the best dressed, proving ambition persists behind bars as others chase refined appearance and personal prestige in confinement.
An advertisement urges readers to consult doctors about pain remedies and to request Genuine Bayer Aspirin rather than generic aspirin. It touts Bayer as safer for headaches and rheumatic pains, noting prior remedies were discouraged by physicians and that Bayer’s safety has been proven through widespread use.
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