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Newspaper
Mount Dora Topic
Location
Mount Dora, Florida, United States of America
Date
Feb 10, 1938
Page
9
A fragmentary item notes scientists discussing insect communication and makes a light joke about two moths chewing the rag. The tone mirrors a late edition comic or human interest blurb with quirky dialogue and brief aside.
The man arrives home late and, in darkness, detects someone under the bed. The burglar denies being there and the man quips that a noise had startled him, creating a brief, eerie moment of mistaken perception.
Scores of people who felt denied the joy of bright teeth are thrilled by Pepsodent containing Irium. The ad touts a safe whitening effect without bleach grit or pumice and urges readers to try The Miracle of Irium to reveal natural radiance.
The article recounts hoaxes including Halbert L Hoard's anti brassiere crusade sparked by a petition and a health scare. then details the 1926 Lord Kitchener hoax with Frank Power and the London Referee and a public backlash. It closes noting fake Ulster County Gazette copies are common souvenirs with the Library of Congress holding the genuine one.
London Answers notes preserved papers include George Fox wedding in 1669 with 22 signers. William Penn marriage certificate dated 19 bears 46 signatures, highlighting historic Quaker and Pennsylvania founder unions along with genealogical records.
A sporting friend recounts a referee who swallowed his whistle and a blow below the belt. The poem notes a respite and a smile as a sign of forgiveness and states Mandy should stay away while the speaker smiles to rest his face.
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