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Mount Dora Topic

Location

Mount Dora, Florida, United States of America

Date

Sep 12, 1935

Page

6

There's Always 'Another' Year in Heron River

The town of Heron River awaits Anna Silver Grenoble daughter of "Gentleman Jim" Grenoble now in Chicago after a murder report Sophronia Willard Jim's sister at the depot to meet her Anna arrives to live with Sophronia her husband and stepsons Roderick and Jason Willards own half the farm. Roderick plans to wed Corinne Meader as a failed banker’s daughter.

Heron River Anna Silver" Grenoble Jim Chicago Sophronia Willard Jim Grenoble Sophronia Roderick Jason Willards Anna Grenoble Silver Duke Melbank Corinne Meader Ophrontia Willard Vhronie Phronie Silver Grenoble Old Roderick Roddy Benjamin Hubbard Ben Dad Lfe Phronic Jase Ygdrasil Anastasia Mexico City Carlos Salamanca Dad Jim Gerald Lucas Gerald Rodd Willard Torson Lena Duke Chi Rawson O’ Lucas Grenoble

Burden of a Stranger Darkens Heron River Farm

Sophronia and Silver Grenoble confront loss and danger as Jim Grenoble’s death reshapes loyalties. Silver returns to the old homestead with Sophronia, while Roddy Willard fears a land sale by Silver lands, and Duke Melbank reveals a past linked to Gerald Lucas and O Lucas. The tale blends memory, fear, and looming change as a haunted family town watches.

Cup of Gold Flower Naturalized in Hawaii and California

The cup of gold Solandra guttata is a naturalized plant thriving in Southern California and Hawaii. It belongs to the nightshade family and relates to petunia galpigiogeis datura and cestrum pargus among others.

Hawaii Hawaiian Islands California

Popular Handbag Easy to Crochet

Readers see crocheted handbags as affordable and stylish. The cream waffle weave bag measures 5 by 9 inches and uses Mountain Craft crochet cotton. Package 408 includes cotton, bag handles, and instructions. time to finish about two days, mailed for 40 cents with or without illustration for 10 cents.

Address Home Craft Co Dept. B Nineteenth and St. Louis Ave

Roman station unearthed near Piercebridge by low tide

Archaeologists report 32 oak piles about 1,700 years old exposed at Piercebridge where Dere Street crosses the Tees. The finds show the Roman camp lay just west of the road and near the river bank fragments of Samian ware and the site of a Roman bridge were also located.

Durham Piercebridge Tees

Color and Light Are Co-Partners

Omaha decorator Ray Isard urges Better Light Better Light campaign to improve illumination through white repainting of light shafts and areaways. He notes white surfaces reflect up to 80 percent of light, boosting room brightness and sight comfort in homes factories offices schools and hospitals. He warns dark brick reflects only 15 to 20 percent.

Ray Isard Omaha International Society of Master Painters and Decorators Isard Mr. Isard

Tenants Attract With Brighter Quarters Say Isard

Mr. Isard asserts the plan will render their tenants real service and attract and hold tenants by offering brighter quarters. He emphasizes improved living spaces as the key to tenant retention and appeal.

Mold Threat Forces Tobacco Growers to Plant More Seed

The tobacco raiser in the South fights blue mold or downy mildew that attacks seed beds. Despite years of research, no effective direct control exists. growers must plant large seed lots to ensure survivors for transplanting amid the outbreak.

South

An Advantage Whatever: a Johnson quote on idleness

A short quotation from Doctor Johnson notes that any activity that keeps the mind busy and without corruption saves the day from idleness. It suggests that constant occupation reduces the likelihood of vice.

Doctor Johnson

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