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Newspaper
Mount Dora Topic
Location
Mount Dora, Florida, United States of America
Date
Dec 19, 1935
Page
2
The column canvasses oil’s role in Mussolini’s war, Japan’s naval plans, and Russia’s strategic moves. It highlights a lone American with income above five million, notes Senator Borah’s view on upholding the Constitution and opposing monopolies, and cites advances in cornea transplants from the dead.
President Roosevelt spoke to about 25,000 farmers in Chicago defending the New Deal farm program as helping incomes rise by nearly 3 billion dollars in two and a half years. He backed the Canada trade treaty, arguing most farmers would judge it fairly and noting tariff cuts on agricultural goods.
The article reviews the Townsend old age pension proposal and its political impact for Democrats and Republicans, comparing it to the Mississippi bubble and noting fears of taxation and currency depreciation. It also examines railroads under government-ownership arguments, highlighting pension costs and union pressure amid potential shorter work hours.
A dramatic wartime tale follows Benny who crawled toward a lighthouse light to avoid the deadly current. He survives a freezing ordeal only to discover a comrade stole his clothes and watch, prompting a chilling wake of betrayal and a miraculous reunion.
The Coverdale Bible is celebrated as the first printed English Bible, a milestone in making the scriptures accessible beyond scholars. It notes Miles Coverdale’s role in publishing the Bible in English, honoring prior translators like John Wyclif and the King James Version's enduring influence.
Describes Stockholm as a composite city blending Scottish lake scenery with Naples bay and Aegean islands. Built on peninsulas and hundreds of boats and small craft, its waters carry residents to and from their homes.
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