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Newspaper
Mount Dora Topic
Location
Mount Dora, Florida, United States of America
Date
Sep 26, 1946
Page
3
Martha Evans claims Alicia was not killed by the found knife. She says Tom Fallon’s wife Letty grabbed the weapon during a violent episode, contradicting the murder story. Martha says Tom did not know Letty’s true condition and believed she was improving.
Miss Martha Evans admits to killing Mrs Stevenson after a long night of fear and deception. She explains how she hid the murder weapon and kept Letty, thought to be bedridden, from harm while guards and neighbors watched. Megan MacTavish and Tom Evans join the unraveling disclosures amid tension.
Lessons on the law of love from Psalm 119 and Matthew 5 43 48 emphasize loving neighbors and enemies. The text argues love fulfills the law through inner motive and outward obedience, urging avoidance of covetousness and vanity while loving all as Christ did.
A reader provides multiple fruit based dishes including baked apples peaches apricots bananas and cherries. Recipes cover French Peach Pie with crumb topping Baked Apricot Custard Banana Praline Ice Cream Banana scallops and Cherry Cobbler with step by step ingredients and baking directions. The notes emphasize using fresh fruit and simple methods to boost vitamin intake.
Lynn advises selecting ripe yet firm fruit and avoiding spoilage. Wash and dry after bringing home, store soft fruits flat not piled, and chill shortly before serving. Do not wash berries until serving. store in baskets, drain gently. Cool storage preferred to freezing and citrus juice can prevent browning after peeling.
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