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Newspaper
Mount Dora Topic
Location
Mount Dora, Florida, United States of America
Date
Jan 20, 1938
Page
9
A dialogue contrasts big and small animals. An intellectual woman asks if theory claims bigger creatures are kinder. A young man agrees and cites the Jersey mosquito versus the Jersey cow as the proof of difference in nature.
A waiter and customer scene ends with the manager replotting the dining choice by placing a smaller steak on a smaller plate after a complaint about portion size. The dialogue references drive with one arm and an apple as humor.
A landlady describes the room occupant as an inventor and notes spots on the wall. The roomer suggests ammunition, but the landlady clarifies the marks signify the inventor. The exchange frames a curious historical tale of ingenuity.
An old advertisement touts Pepsodent featuring Irium as a safe dentifrice that removes grit and bleach free. It claims rapid whitening and a sparkling natural luster, urging consumers to try the product to see its superior results.
A wide array of Hollywood figures are discussed including William Powell Clark Gable Paul Muni Spencer Tracy and James Stewart as top idols. The piece notes Stewart's rising star at MGM and recalls past efforts to mount Navy era tales with fresh vitality. It also covers contract moves at Warner Brothers RKO Paramount and the return of Bob Becker to radio with sports and hunting expertise.
Pleasing embroidery pattern 5956 offers a simple single and out line stitch motif suitable for pillows or pictures. Includes transfer pattern of a 11 by 13% inch motif, color chart, key, material needs, and stitch illustrations. Send 15 cents to The Sewing Circle Household Arts Dept. in New York for pattern.
Nature holds the speed record in underwater travel with the swordfish reaching 60 miles per hour, about four times faster than the fastest submarine, showcasing nature’s performance edge over human machines.
An advertisement claims Creomulsion relieves coughs chest colds and bronchial irritation by soothing mucous membranes loosening phlegm and expelling germs. It assures relief even after other remedies fail and offers a money back guarantee.
A Bacon quote on revenge notes that taking revenge makes a man equal to his foe while choosing not to seek payback elevates his character above the enemy. The statement emphasizes restraint and moral superiority over retaliation.
An old musterole print ad urges treating a child's cold with Musterole on the throat and chest. It touts it as a counter irritant helper that loosens bronchial congestion and provides soothing relief, with Regular, Children's and Extra Strong versions.
A brief epigraph attributed to Henry Vaughan urging fidelity to faith nation and friends as guiding principle. The line echoes 17th century royalist devotional values and civic virtue.
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