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Newspaper
Mount Dora Topic
Location
Mount Dora, Florida, United States of America
Date
Oct 19, 1939
Page
3
The sewing circle presents No. 1833 smock frock in crepe or georgette with pleated top and slip skirt suitable for afternoon wear. No. 1836 child’s dress offers two neckline options, with sizes 2 to 6 years. Fabrics include gingham linen chalks or jersey.
A guide outlines simple breakfast options to tempt reluctant eaters, with recipes for blueberry muffins, bacon and apple skillet, hominy grits with baked eggs, waffles, buckwheat cakes, fried bread with egg, quick butterscotch rolls, and related tips. It promotes practical, time saving menu planning and publicizes Eleanor Howe’s Household Hints book.
Boundary markers along the land border total 5 483 monuments over 3 100 miles an average every 2 985 feet while water boundary markers number 2 530 reference marks over 2 400 miles averaging one every 5 009 feet Collier's reports.
Amos Alonzo Stagg, 77, leads prayers before games and reflects on football innovations and discipline. The piece highlights his long career, impact at College of the Pacific, and his view that change and experiment have improved the game. Also notes John Bassett Moore and Professor Philip Jessup on international law debates and rail chiefs replaced by younger leaders, including Charles E. Denney’s rise at Northern Pacific.
Ruth Wyeth Spears suggests a compact folding table design using a camp stool and a tray as the top. The piece folds flat for storage and can be dressed with remnant fabric and upholstery braid. Base should be stained or waxed to avoid paint chipping during use.
A simple pie recipe uses Sprune flour and maple syrup with fresh cranberries. Line an 8 inch plate with pastry, fill with maple syrup and cranberries, seal with pastry, brush with milk, and bake at 400F for about 40 minutes.
A man finds awe in his wife through three touches of life a newborn baby a thriving garden in a former barren yard and a dinner he greatly enjoys each reflecting renewal and love.
In a concluding remark a speaker says with more money the world would improve and everyone could spread themselves a bit more. The line summarizes an economic fairness view and the desire for broader opportunity.
An advertisement for Dr. Caldwell's Laxative-Senna with Syrup Pepsin touts pepsin to dissolve undigested protein and laxative action to stimulate the bowels. The copy claims relief from gastritis belching and nausea while easing constipation and promotes easy taste for children.
A sharp line notes some women’s hearts resist many appeals until a diamond makes an impact. The remark underscores expectations about value and affection in social commentary of the era.
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