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Newspaper
Mount Dora Topic
Location
Mount Dora, Florida, United States of America
Date
Oct 18, 1934
Page
9
In the fall season seek thrifty renewal by dyeing fabrics rather than buying new. Use clean material, proper dye, and a plunger for stirring. Wear old clothes, keep dye away from good shoes, and dry curtains opened before ironing while damp. Cur tains should be dyed in batches to avoid shade differences.
A beautifully painted tomb nearly fifty centuries old has been uncovered. It belonged to Tissen, a member of the Council of Ten, the executive body of the ancient Egyptian government. The wall paintings remain vivid and fresh in color.
The Louisville Courier Journal notes a shift in priorities as people age from speed to fuel efficiency. The quip contrasts eighteen year olds chasing miles per hour with forty eight year olds valuing miles per gallon.
In Eden Valley a mob confrontation erupts on Valley Boulevard as Larry Kershaw confronts Silas Babson and Henry Rookby. Nate Tichenor lies injured while Rube Tenney is battered. Lawmen arrest Rooney. Brainerd documents the upheaval and the crowd disperses after Babson’s influence wanes.
About twenty years ago science began to understand the importance of vitamins in diet highlighting a shift toward nutrition research and public health awareness.
A Prague prefect is ambushed but survives and leads police to a secret society plotting to overthrow the government. Investigators trace a gray glove and musk odor to a glove maker and find Em il Dressler dead by his own pistol after a failed setup. A wooden cube marked with A reveals the assassination scheme and arrests follow, with some executions and long terms.
On the Rosebud reservation near Rapid City South Dakota the Sioux Indians recently received ten thousand dollars from the federal government for ponies stolen by white men sixty years ago. Most affected are dead but High Bald Eagle aged ninety received thirty dollars for two horses taken when he was thirty. At the time the ponies were stolen the Indians were prisoners of war during uprisings and army lieutenants kept a record of all stolen ponies.
A crochet motif guide highlights the Snow Flake design for bedspreads and other items. It notes six inch motifs from carpet warp, thirty two motifs per pound, and options for watch sets curtains pillows and scarfs. The Home Craft company advertises book No 27 with 29 motifs and book No 26 with edgings and insertions.
The drum relay system among native African tribes transmits complex messages across vast distances, preserving word of events like Queen Victoria's death and Khartoum’s fall before white observers. Despite radio, the coded drum signals remain mysterious, and no white person has learned the code.
When preparing fruit salad sprinkles lemon juice on bananas pears and apples or marinate with French dressing as soon as they are cut to prevent discoloration. The method helps maintain color and freshness.
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