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Newspaper
Mount Dora Topic
Location
Mount Dora, Florida, United States of America
Date
Apr 02, 1936
Page
6
Tony arrives at the Bly Christmas gathering as news hits Ruth has died that Sunday morning. Tony processes the shock while family chatter and holiday warmth mask the loss. Larry, Ruth, and the Bellamys shape the looming distance and unresolved past.
Krupp recalls Pancho Villa from El Paso beginnings in 1909 to his rise in Juarez, his brutal methods, and vast revolts. The account covers Villa’s payments received, clashes with Cajeda, capture, escapes, later alliances, and his 1928 death by ambush.
Charming frock pattern for girls aged two to six features a high waist, scalloped collar, three buttons, and a soft skirt flare. Suitable in gingham, challis, muslin, silk, or crepe with a small floral design. Barbara Bell Pattern No. available. order from The Sewing Circle Pattern Dept. Chicago.
In Ely library Aunt Meg chuckles over plans for a Pistmas party hosted by Cliff's in law as relatives gather. Bruce bristles, Brenda beams at Anthony, and Tony juggles duties at the Orphanage while the Bly mansion looms on Pacific Ave amid a cold winter day.
The chimpanzee thrives in native forests with abundant food and water. A few minor ailments like a cold or skin troubles are noted, while captivity shows more clever monkey-shines. The wild apes engage mostly in running, jumping, play fighting and simple exercise.
A reflective statement by Christopher Billopp in the Baltimore Evening Sun argues property is more than land and possessions. It includes homes cars insureds and valued items, yet much is contingent on time market value and legal ownership. The piece questions whether soil can ever be fully owned amid debts and duties.
Inscription from a Paris tombstone notes Pierre Victor Fournier, inventor of the Everlasting Lamp, said to use only a centime per hour. His inconsolable widow continues his business on Rue aux Trois, sending goods across the city.
B. H. Liddell Hart argues in Current History that modern armies resemble a stuffed museum effigy of a prehistoric monster. He notes 1914 forces had grace before trench stagnation and warns today’s armies face risk of air attack and disrupted transport, undermining their effectiveness.
A compact reminder urging kindness to strangers when no reason prompts otherwise. The message emphasizes courtesy and restraint in daily interactions.
Women suffering monthly from painful nervous symptoms may find relief with Cardui. Mrs. P. A. Odum of Haines City reports relief after using Cardui, noting reduced anxiety and energy to resume daily tasks. the testimonial ends with a physician consultation suggestion if not benefited.
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