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Newspaper
Mount Dora Topic
Location
Mount Dora, Florida, United States of America
Date
Sep 12, 1935
Page
7
Time Off
A humorous exchange reveals a preference against a husband who stays home, preferring a partner who travels. The line contrasts the idea of marriage with the reality of a roaming spouse, highlighting a comic dilemma about domestic life and adventure.
Tot's Play Frock Pattern 9195 for Little Girls
A practical girls frock with a stay put design features a neat collar front buttons and a split skirt with pleat for freedom. Includes matching bloomers puff sleeve options and fabric suggestions in pique percale dotted swiss or dimity. Pattern 9195 for sizes 2 4 6 8 requires 214 yards of 86 inch fabric for size 4.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brother
Vacation Plan Disrupted by Husband’s Hospital Stay
A reader explains her vacation was cut short as her husband has been in the hospital for a month. The exchange reveals they had planned time off, but caregiving needs intervened.
Proposal Memory at the Beach Recalled
Jane recalls a past beach proposal by Ben and Mary comments on the memory. Jane corrects that she accepted him, confirming the engagement memory.
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Jane
Ben
Mary
Literary Romance Exchange Between Clara Paul and Mary
Clara asks how Mary views engagement to Paul. Mary replies with playful lines about being called a poem and being enveloped in his arms and kissed, illustrating affectionate banter in a literary scene.
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Clara
Paul
Mary
Wall Street Tip Sparks Investor’s Sudden Loss
Quip contrasts caution and folly as a speaker recalls an outsized plunge after a dubious tip. The exchange hints at market risk and the social dynamic of boastful risk taking.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wall Street
Rumor of Mirrors and a Boil Sparks Row
Casual quip about a roommate wanting to use two mirrors leads to a joke about a boil on the neck deemed not serious by a doctor and a warning to monitor it. A rough jab follows about a mule mis stepping and a repeated kick in the same spot.
Not So Public Girl Friend Charlie Drive
Charlie proposes a better parking spot during a community drive conversation. The exchange hints at local civic activity and everyday concerns about public space use and convenience.
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Charlie
We Wonder Boxer I’m backin’ myself for fifty quid
A brief boxing betting note from Chicago Tribune sources suggests a bettor backs a fighter for fifty pounds. The exchange includes casual banter and a veteran supporter’s skeptical reaction about the tipped result.
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