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Newspaper
Mount Dora Topic
Location
Mount Dora, Florida, United States of America
Date
Jan 12, 1939
Page
9
Gordon returns home with a cut lip and black eye after a street mishap. His mother expresses concern while Gordon jokes that there wasn't room for two in the ambulance. A stray stories snippet captures a wry roadside moment.
A brief witty line notes that time is undefeated, while women are said to negotiate tightly with him. The quip contrasts aging with sharp bargaining from women in everyday life.
A playful exchange features a judge and accused arguing about waking times. Catty Kitty remarks that years teach more than books, while 2 Katty questions the idea, adding a light note of humor to a morning scene.
FAIRPLAY COLO. Col. Henry Maher recalls the legend of Silver Heels a masked dancer beloved by miners in Rocky Mountain camps. Known for charity nursing grubstaking and aiding families she vanished one day and a Peak was nicknamed Silver Heel mountain in tribute to her.
Mrs. Carl Longmire, a farm resident south of Mangum, Oklahoma, captured a trap door spider whose nest is a web woven tube about a foot long with a hinged door. She found at least 12 inches of tubular nest remaining underground, its sides encrusted with hard earth. The spider was lured to the bait after the trap door was cautiously opened to inspect the lure.
In Alberta, unemployed veterans on provincial relief will receive a grubstake of 25 dollars to aid travel and expenses pursuing employment outside Calgary.
In Peru Indiana bees nest in the Masonic building walls. Charles Tatman of Akron removed over 600 pounds of honey after efforts to evict them. The hives have withstood previous attempts, but the bees now appear discouraged.
A collection of quips on daily life and humor. Notes on bait, procrastination, dignity, estate of clocks, stamp collecting, and taxes. The tone is light and folksy with wordplay and wry reflections.
Britain owns more than half of the great ocean liners, with 90 of 167 vessels exceeding 15,000 tons listed in Lloyd's Register of Shipping. The United States has 19, Italy and Germany 14 each, France 12, Holland 9, Sweden 4, Japan 3, and Norway 2.
An informal guide promotes Bayer Aspirin as a fast remedy for cold symptoms and fever. It urges readers to use Bayer brand due to assumed scientific backing and quick relief, and to consult a doctor if discomfort persists.
A reflective excerpt attributes happiness to present awareness rather than reliance on future assurances. It emphasizes inner perception over external guarantees, recalling George Sand's insight into fulfilled contentment.
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