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Newspaper
Mount Dora Topic
Location
Mount Dora, Florida, United States of America
Date
Feb 12, 1942
Page
7
A 32 page guide explains how to estimate the new income tax using the simplified form. It lists deductions and exemptions for individuals and business, with examples of correctly worked forms and notes possible lower tax than shown. Send your order to the address provided.
A fragment from a dialogue highlights blame across generations with sharp back and forth. Tim counters by shifting fault to the speaker’s ancestors, framing the exchange as a playful yet pointed exchange about lineage and responsibility.
Karen Waterson presses for her grandfather Garrett Waterson’s island claim as his alive presence upends her past. Dick Wayne confronts Garrett’s fierce will, while Dr Shimazu and Tong Dick contend with a weakening elder and the fragile future of Alakoa’s perilous reef passage.
A collection of aphorisms and maxims attributed to Cicero Franklin Tusser Ben Jonson Isidore of Seville and others. The excerpt presents reflections on truth trust life time and personal conduct through brief lines and moral guidance.
Answers: 1 an abecedarian is a person learning the alphabet or a poem using the alphabet. 2 the right of angary allows a country to seize neutral ships or goods for use during wartime. 3 the woman suffrage amendment was ratified in 1920. 4 King Philip II of Spain built the Invincible Armada. 5 about 20,000 children participated in the 1212 crusade. 6 Abraham and Lot were brothers.
A two item quiz asks What is a bibliophile and Who is called the father of English poetry. The first seeks a lover of books while the second answers with a pioneer poet often cited as the early English epic and lyric figure.
A set of eight quiz prompts includes a beginner, a belligerent nation seizing neutral property, the year 1920, Philip II, about 50 000 people, an uncle and nephew, a lover of books, and Chaucer.
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