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Newspaper
Mount Dora Topic
Location
Mount Dora, Florida, United States of America
Date
Feb 25, 1937
Page
3
A compilation of foreign phrases with translations and usages. Includes sayings such as Malade imaginaire Nulla dies sine linea Ora e sempre and Vae victis. An advertising blurb for Dr. Pierce's Pleasant Pellets claims health benefits.
Mrs Mabel Schott praises Adlerika for immediate relief from thirty years of chronic constipation bloating headaches and back pain She reports restored appetite sound sleep and life enjoyment after one dose Adlerika promises rapid complete bowel tract cleansing and gas relief with one spoonful at leading druggists.
A concise reflection on self deception noting that many people misjudge their own motives with ease. It cautions that self trust is fragile and can lead to misguided choices when external judgment is ignored.
An ad强调s the dangers of poor nourishment and fatigue among women. It promotes Cardus as a tonic believed by mothers to help appetite, digestion, and nervous fatigue, urging readers to consult a doctor if benefits are not seen.
Paramount's Jack Benny leads as best comedian and best on-air program with Bing Crosby best singer of popular songs. Nelson Eddy tops classical singing for MGM and Deanna Durbin rated best newcomer from Universal. Pat O Brien defies studio rules praising Spencer Tracy as top actor. Margot Grahame shows off Sarah Bernhardt ring, linked hearts of gems once worn by stars.
A feature on Lord Howe Island describes a palm seed economy and a permissive land tenure system where residents build homes under board approval and pay taxes to a community fund. It notes rat control with a fourpence bounty, tourism tied to a sole Sydney steamship, and island life with gardens, fishing, and simple hospitality.
A historical note explains the term Black Maria as a police patrol wagon nickname. It traces to Boston in the early 1800s where Maria Lee, known as Black Maria, aided police in subduing troublemakers. Her fame led to the wagon term, ending with her being fatally stabbed by a Chinese sailor and the police taking her to the morgue.
A concise history traces cinema from nickelodeons to silent film, notes the 1895 first public show, 1,000 foot reels, and D W Griffiths near serials. It highlights The Great Train Robbery as early plot film, the rise of close ups, actors’ disdain for movies, and the 1926 advent of sound. It ends with 3D potential as the next leap beyond talkies.
Diphtheria is an acute infectious disease seen mainly in children, characterized by a false membrane on mucous surfaces. It is caused by bacilli and their toxins, known since ancient times though effective treatments are recent discoveries.
A dialog praises self made dresses and blouses from Barbara Bell patterns. It describes patterns 1229 1847 and 1882 with fabric yardages for jumpers blouses and children’s sizes invites readers to order the Barbara Bell Spring and Summer Pattern Book for 15 cents plus mail details in Chicago.
Millions rely on Calotabs to throw off colds as a thorough intestinal eliminant and diuretic. A single dose cleanses the gut and promotes elimination of cold poisons, with a second dose if needed. Family package costs twenty five cents and trial package ten cents.
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