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Newspaper
Mount Dora Topic
Location
Mount Dora, Florida, United States of America
Date
Sep 14, 1939
Page
6
A young woman Lucy Logan writes to Delafield Simms in a rich letter about impending February marriage and lifelong devotion. She defends his character against gossip of fickleness, recalls past admirers, and ends with a prayer for his safety.
In Baldy's absence Jane Barnes dines with the Follettes and later walks home with Evans through a thick fog. Evans confesses fear of losing Jane to Frederick Towne while Jane vows to stay strong for him and promises to let him lead, crafting a fragile bond as night falls.
In Sher wood Park near Washington Jane Barnes and Evans Follette confront Edith Towne’s canceled wedding to Delafield Simms. Edith, urged by her uncle Frederick Towne, returns home while a love triangle involving Baldy Barnes and Lucy grows. Towne’s actions and Edith’s hiding place spark risk of social scandal.
The article explains steel plates as a historic and essential flat rolled product, detailing production volumes, major uses in ships and tanks, and the distinction between sheared and universal mills. It describes slabs and slab ingots, their widths and thicknesses, and the careful heating needed to prevent scaling and ensure grain refinement for ductility.
A Curiosity in music history notes a 42 bar song The Monotone by Peter Cornelius where a single note G sharp appears throughout. Collier's Weekly highlights this extreme tonal constraint as a famous yet rarely heard characteristic of the piece.
The article offers a menu climax with desserts suited to weather and diet. It presents Queen of Puddings, lemon custard, meringue toppings, Maple Cake, chocolate steamed dessert, Graham Cracker Ice Cream, and Good Old Pan Dowdy, with detailed recipes and baking times. It also promotes Eleanor Howe's Household Hints book and how to order a copy.
The palm motif inspires a filet crochet square pattern 6373 with instructions and chart. Includes material list and illustrations. Send 15 cents, name, address, and pattern number to The Sewing Circle Household Arts Dept. 259 W. 14th St. New York.
Eleanor Howe presents menus and recipes in a Western Newspaper Union feature on foods men like to eat. The column promises wholesome, attractively served dishes and shares Howe’s favorite recipes aimed at keeping men healthy and happy.
President Taft left the White House to lecture saying he sought modest competence. Edward Bok invited him to lecture at Hill school for a fee, Taft remarking to his wife that there would be opportunities to earn a living. Sullivan notes Taft was reluctant to practice law.
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