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Newspaper
Mount Dora Topic
Location
Mount Dora, Florida, United States of America
Date
Oct 30, 1947
Page
3
A description of safe cuddly toys for babies featuring a happy elephant a proud bunny and a surprised pup. The trio are presented as ideal playmates for little children emphasizing softness safety and child friendly appeal.
A home luncheon guide promotes eggs as a low calorie, high protein option. It offers recipes including Pimiento Olive Salad, Bean and Egg Salad, Egg and Cheese Salad Bowl, Eggs Diablo, Egg-Asparagus Double Decker, Dutch Baked Eggs, and Chinese Poached Eggs. Tips emphasize refrigeration, leftovers, and appealing presentations for dieters and families.
Christian teaching urges that Christ's standards govern speech not man’s. James warns the tongue can cause great harm yet can be tamed by a right heart, turning sharp words into kindness. A playground incident shows confession mends broken words and friendship. Psalm 19:14 prayer asks for utterances acceptable to God.
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