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Newspaper
Mount Dora Topic
Location
Mount Dora, Florida, United States of America
Date
Aug 22, 1935
Page
3
Pretty Katherine Rawls of Miami Florida shown entering the pool at the National Women's A A U swimming and diving championships as the meet unfolds with strong competition and national attention.
Lieut. Col. L. J. Hunt of the Marine Corps becomes the new commander of the government colonization project in the Matanuska valley. The appointment places Hunt at the helm of the Alaskan New Deal plan to develop the area.
A concise lesson summary highlighting Barnabas as Joseph renamed by apostles, his charitable act selling property to aid believers, and his role in Antioch by befriending Saul, guiding Gentile outreach, and organizing early church support.
Count Mole argues that a strong will is essential to do good and even more crucial to avoid evil, suggesting that true modesty arises where the will is strongest in restraint and moral discipline.
The piece profiles Mr. MacCarthy of Kin sale Irish Free State who slept little, lasting to seventy six or six years on borrowed time, and Mr. Edison who ignored sleep while pursuing work. It contrasts different attitudes toward rest and cites Cervantes and a playful verse about Sleepy Head, Slow, and Greedy Gut.
A restrained husband and hopeful wife await employment news in a Kansas City Star anecdote. The woman, fearful of seen as wasteful, sent a full reply to a Washington offer: Yes thank you ever so much love and kisses. The story parallels Mr Micawber’s thrift and the couple’s cautious optimism about a sudden opportunity.
A wry saying notes that attire or outward display may mislead about character, yet can strain or topple a marriage when extravagance collides with shared finances and values.
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