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Mount Dora Topic

Location

Mount Dora, Florida, United States of America

Date

Aug 28, 1941

Page

7

Man Mistakes Intoxication for Lameness in Street Encounter

A man limps along with a puzzled look when a police officer stops him and says he is intoxicated. The man sighs with relief, replying that he thought his limp was the problem rather than being drunk.

Lesson for August 31 on national education inquiry

Fragmentary note outlines a lesson for August 31 focusing on a national education inquiry. It mentions an educational theme and a planned activity but lacks clear names, dates, or locations. The text is incomplete and provides limited factual detail.

Love as evidence of regeneration and God’s nature

A sermon contrasts modern uses of love with biblical truth, defining love as a desire for the welfare of others and as God’s essence. It cites I John 3 and 4, stresses that love proves regeneration, and urges love for neighbor as fulfillment of the first commandment.

Calvary Henry Drummond Paul God Christ John R. A. Torrey

Grand Coulee Dam Opens as World’s Largest Barrier

Grand Coulee in Washington state begins operation on the Columbia River. The three quarter mile long, 500 foot high barrier will create a 151 mile long lake, irrigate 1.2 million acres, and generate power for an area five times England. Boulder Dam on the Colorado River fills a 115 mile long lake behind Black Canyon Gorge, completed 1935. The vast water weight prompts geologists to speculate about possible crust bending.

Grand Coulee Columbia River England Boulder Dam Colorado Black Canyon

Habits of Salmon in Northern Pacific Described

Pathfinder notes a group of Pacific salmon or king salmon die after the breeding season and do not return to the sea. Other salmon return to the sea after spawning and stay there until the next breeding season. All salmon live partly in sea and freshwater and breed in fresh water, ascending rivers to spawn.

Pacific

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