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Newspaper
Mount Dora Topic
Location
Mount Dora, Florida, United States of America
Date
Feb 13, 1936
Page
8
Tony Taft endures emotional turmoil amid Brenda's marriage and Ruth's visit. Awd Ruth brings news of Joe Vanderwall and Carmel lab plans. Tony attends a club meeting and dinner with Ruth, Brenda’s wedding echoes, and hints of a California move.
A fragment describes a bright room and Tony unsettled, unable to sleep, with a body described as on springs and constant movement. The mood implies tension and wakefulness rather than rest.
A concise note catalogs several historical pairs where the wife was older than the husband. Examples include Empress Josephine versus Napoleon, Catherine of Aragon versus Henry VIII, Mary Stuart versus Francis II, Jenny Lind versus Otto Goldschmidt, Disraeli's wife versus himself, Ann Hathaway Shakespeare versus William Shakespeare, Mrs Warren, and G Harding versus the late President.
Flame relates to gas as bulb relates to electricity. Gasoline relates to automobile as horse relates to wagon. Frank Frisch to baseball as Harold McSpaden to oratory. Thin relates to thick as slim relates to fat. Homer relates to poetry as Demosthenes relates to oratory. Albany relates to New York as Concord relates to New Hampshire. Soldier relates to army as sailor relates to navy. Roosevelt and Garner to Hoover as Curtis relates to prison. America’s Cup relates to yachting as Wright man Cup relates to golf. Stateroom relates to ocean liner as cell relates to prison.
A reflection on advising others and how people respond to counsel. The author notes advice is plentiful yet rarely sought in time and often taken with offense even when accepted. Caution is urged in offering guidance to avoid causing pain.
The once vast Zuyder Zee has largely vanished and been renamed Yseel Meer as the dyke and pumps steadily erase the memory of Holland’s inland sea.
The author criticizes catchy slogans like Stuff a cold and starve a fever and Mat drink and be merry, noting their harmful influence. He warns against treating illnesses by slogans and urges following a family doctor’s expert advice for fevers and colds.
Fragmentary line urging optimism and resilience appears in a local feature. The phrase encourages avoiding pessimism and facing life with a steady, upbeat mindset.
An advertisement warns a three day cough can be dangerous and promotes Creomulsion as a guaranteed remedy with a money back refund if not satisfied. It urges trying Creomulsion immediately despite prior medicines and suggests the drug soothes and heals irritated airways.
A warning from doctors and child authorities urges mothers to consult a family doctor before giving any medicine or remedy to a child. The piece emphasizes health and sometimes life, and cautions against bargains or unverified remedies offered for children.
An old advertisement urges consumers to choose Phillips' Milk of Magnesia for children and adults. It praises 60 years of physician endorsement, urges asking a pharmacist for the brand, and notes peppermint flavored tablets for children.
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