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Newspaper
Mount Dora Topic
Location
Mount Dora, Florida, United States of America
Date
Oct 07, 1943
Page
3
A column features Uncle Phil musing on reading in rain, private worries, money, fashion, good manners, and curiosity. He suggests inquisitiveness can be useful but warns it should not be excessive. The piece ends with a reflection on dish mysteries and fondness for favorite foods.
American farmers and seed growers have sent 3,500,000 pounds of seeds to Russia to aid the war effort. The effort supports Russian civilians and soldiers, with seeds enabling harvests for millions, while urban gardens and school cafeterias in Moscow expand to rely on home grown produce amid rationing and shortages.
A feature from Associated Newspapers-WIN offers quirky ways teens signal steady relationships. Ideas include a drizzle brooch with matches, photo card framed on yarn, and heart decorations for lapels. Boys wear autographs on clothes pins, while girls swap bows and sashes with steady names.
A playful feature lists braid ideas and accessorizing tricks for pigtails including rings on pigtails with colored stones, wire bells, yarn braids, pin up pigtails, beanie holes, and a quippy personality quiz labeling readers as Hep jivin or a Dilly with dated slang and styling tips.
Practical hospital visiting tips suggest choosing a gift that amuses and suits the patient. Alternatives to flowers include solitary games, a preferred book, cosmetics, cleansing tissues, lingerie, or a bed jacket. The advice targets women patients and emphasizes thoughtful, personalized tokens.
First Lieut. Sarah A. Bagby of New Haven Missouri serves as confidential secretary and aide to Lieutenant General Carl A. Spaatz, commanding the Northwest African air forces. She travels with him on flying inspections, dictates notes, and lives near Allied headquarters in a villa quarters complex.
At the 44th VFW national convention in New York the question of admitting women to membership was discussed. The eligibility rule limiting membership to officers and men drew renewed scrutiny amid the wartime integration of WACs WAVES SPARS women Marines and nurses corps.
Minute make ups by Gabrielle describe wing shaped plasters that lift droopy mouth lines and erase between the eyes wrinkles. A rouge dot at inner eye corners brightens eyes. Powdered pumice in soap softens heels knees and elbows for beauty work.
The article emphasizes easy to digest foods and proper dentures for the elderly. It cites Dr. Ernest P. Boas and Dr. E. B. McCollum on protective foods and vitamins A B B 2 C from dairy meats fruits and greens. It advises three evenly sized meals with a noon largest meal and a rest after eating to aid digestion. It also notes tea and coffee in moderation.
Answer notes dizziness stems from inner ear disturbance. Pain between the ribs when pressed may be intercostal neuralgia or muscular rheumatism. Heat in any form is advised as helpful.
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