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Newspaper
Mount Dora Topic
Location
Mount Dora, Florida, United States of America
Date
Oct 08, 1936
Page
3
A lighthearted column notes a cheerful cherub struggles with sitting to knit or sew, finding the task tedious yet charming. The piece uses playful imagery to reflect patience, craft, and domestic routine.
The article explains that worn money is sent to the Treasury for destruction and replacement. If mixed, a ton of destroyed currency would contain about 590000 ones, 190000 fives, 130000 tens, 60000 twenties, 20000 twos and under 10000 fifties and higher. Larger denominations wear out slower and circulate less than small bills.
A man breaks the quiet at home after a party asking what social misstep his wife intends to accuse him of, revealing a tense domestic moment.
A compact reflection on dignity and self worth. Lincoln asserts that a man who sees himself as worthy and connected to God resists misery, claiming a divine kinship with the creator.
A Pasadena reader Miss S Fortier reports disagreeable pimples and red patches on the face disappeared in three weeks after using Cutiura Soap and Ointment. The note claims clear and smooth complexion and thanks the product for relief.
Princess Shou Shan, daughter of Lord Ku Keng and sister of Princess Der Ling, became the first woman to witness the semi annual imperial rite at the Altar of Heaven in Peiping. She rode in with imperial cavalry after plotting to attend unseen, a forbidden act approved by Emperor Kwang Hsu.
Admiral William Daniel Leahy, then commanding the battle force of the United States fleet, is expected to be named as the new chief of operations. The appointment would place him in charge of planning and directing fleet strategy for the war effort.
The piece notes Red Astaire and his wife arriving in New York after a European vacation. Astaire refused to pose for a snapper when his wife balked at publicity. The column covers Madelein Carroll Joan Crawford gowns and other Hollywood fashion notes and radio plans, including Albie Booth describing football broadcasts for WHN.
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