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Newspaper
Mount Dora Topic
Location
Mount Dora, Florida, United States of America
Date
Sep 02, 1937
Page
9
Mrs Lovewell reports to her husband that her mother declines the visit and questions their apparent lack of desire. George admits he wrote, but mis-spelled convenience as risk, revealing domestic tension in this Toronto Globe Mail excerpt.
A flirtatious exchange contrasts modern love with ancient myth as a Greek maiden listens to a lyre all evening. The witty dialogue implies timeless romantic longing and cultural reference.
A fragment from The Earth Mover presents a terse exchange where a man laments trouble with his wife and mentions liquor, while a judge notes a backhanded remark about the confrontation. The dialogue hints at domestic conflict and tensions around alcohol.
A promotional sewing feature urges girls to sew their own fall outfits with patterns 1363 1354 and 1252. It highlights taffeta fabrics bold colors and a feminine waistcoat style with details on sizes yardage and trimming. Orders go to The Sewing Circle Pattern Dept Chicago.
Repare a summer dessert by folding unsweetened apple sauce with marmalade and whipped cream. If the sauce is already sweetened skip sugar, then freeze in a tray in an automatic refrigerator until firm for about two hours. Yields six servings.
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An old medicine ad promotes Grove's Tasteless Chill Tonic to stop chills and fever from malaria. It claims quick recovery, restoration of strength, tasteless quinidine and iron, and advises buying at drug stores in 50c and 1 sizes. The ad emphasizes economy in the larger bottle.
An advertisement extols Black-Draught as a purely vegetable laxative that quickly relieves constipation, preventing dullness and bad feelings from taking hold. It encourages early use at the first sign of trouble and promotes refreshing relief.
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