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Newspaper
Mount Dora Topic
Location
Mount Dora, Florida, United States of America
Date
Dec 17, 1936
Page
6
A wealthy surgeon with uncanny powers encounters Ira Jerrell who seeks Nancy’s hand, but Nancy loves Dan Carlisle. During a tennis duel Nancy is injured by Dan’s powerful shot, and their awkward confession deepens as chaos gives way to tender rescue.
Nancy and Dan press toward marriage despite parental obstacles while Doctor Greeding discovers trouble at home. Nancy lies about tennis, Dr. Greeding battles jealousy, and a marble statuette shatters, hinting at hidden tensions and a looming confrontation.
In the tale Doctor Greeding hides a broken statuette and recalls a childhood whipping, linking present rage to past punishment. A tense moment follows a confrontation with Ira Jerrell and the discovery that Nancy played tennis with Dan Carlisle, deepening his unease.
The article notes gloves were worn by ancients chiefly in hot climates as a sign of effeminacy. Earlier use was clearer in northern nations than southern ones, and later Romans also wore gloves as manners softened. Mussolius, a late first century philosopher, criticized this shift among other age invectives.
The influential New York lawyer and early suffrage advocate Mrs Belva Lockwood became the first woman admitted to the U S Supreme Court in 1882 after a five year campaign beginning at the 1877 Suffrage convention in Lincoln Hall Washington She later supported Negro and Native American legal access and served as a peace commissioner to Europe until her death in 1917 at age 87.
The article recalls Horace Greeley’s 1872 presidential bid backed by reform Republicans and Democrats, his wartime editorial shifts, and the aftermath. It notes Grant’s landslide win, the six states that opposed Greeley, and Greeley’s death before results.
The Soo Locks stand as a premier engineering achievement lifting 20 feet to pass vast tonnage. The canals move more wheat and iron ore than any other route, with eastern coal and western smelters and seaports relying on the locks for westward passage.
A compact set of maxims on human nature reflecting on company joy present moment luck and folly. The quotes caution against overconfidence and spur of the moment opinions while noting that present happiness matters and action yields results.
Compilation of aphorisms on friendship, self improvement, emotion, and virtue. It asserts that reading shapes character, true friendship requires effort, and personal conduct matters. It contrasts pride, fame, and intellectual detachment with the value of emotional insight and modesty.
An advertising feature warns of meat spoilage by skippers and mold in warm weather and promotes FIGARO Condensed Smoke as a thorough, cost effective preservative. It claims complete penetration of meat surfaces, prevention of worms mold and rancidity, and notes large scale usage and savings.
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