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Newspaper
Mount Dora Topic
Location
Mount Dora, Florida, United States of America
Date
Jan 22, 1931
Page
8
Orlando's Orange Manufacturing Co at 1211 North Orange Avenue is praised as a valued local institution. The firm, a producer of high grade chemicals, is lauded for quality, reliability, and progress with extensive facilities and modern machinery.
R M Wetherell Co a progressive wholesaler at 1310 Spur Street Orlando markets high quality fruits and produce to retailers and the surrounding counties Their large stock and same day delivery service attract old and new customers The firm supports local business and urges phone or personal orders to secure timely supply.
Dr. C. L. Gisler of 15 East Central Avenue Orlando is highlighted as a leading chiropodist with a wide clientele. The piece praises his training, courteous service, and high demand, noting many visitors come for his expert foot care and that he is recognized as an authority in the field.
Penney Book Store Inc at 88 South Orange Avenue Orlando provides a large stock of books across genres including fiction history science poetry and classics with special orders available for out of stock titles. The shop markets itself as a comprehensive literary headquarters boasting late volumes popular sets and educational reads while praising local leadership and business standing.
In olden days Lent pressured London butchers who risked fines for gelling meat except for privileged people. The elderly and infirm could obtain meat by special permits, with parish registers from St Margaret Westminster noting many licenses issued. Fees funded poor relief.
A brief quip quotes Uncle Rhex describing Tickster as a tricky man likely to face an opponent with greater tricks. The remark appears in a Washington Star context highlighting sly play and caution in upcoming games.
Excavations in Samland East Prussia uncover findings suggesting ancient Prussian widows were burned on their husbands funeral pyres. The discoveries indicate maintained language and customs linking them to Indogermanic origins.
Observers may view the midnight sun from North Cape in Norway from May 14 to August 1, from Tromsø from May 21 to July 26, and from Bodø from June 5 to July 13, with each location offering clear phase windows.
On the return from the English Derby a race course tipster chats with John Corlett. The tipster, in brisk exchanges, claims after twenty years in the business that fortune and retirement await him. He quips that for every born into this world there are ten looking for him.
Associate Professor Tracy I Storer of UC Berkeley zoology reports that humming birds, though seen as carefree, spend up to 18 percent of time chasing rivals. In a 4471 second observation, one bird perched 782 seconds, fed 420 seconds, and chased invaders 269 seconds on a fuchsia plant.
A Daily Chronicle London note recalls a humorous dialogue where a learned philosopher and an indiscreet fool are recorded by a shorthand reporter who mistakes voices. The misattribution leads to the philosopher saying the fool and the fool uttering the philosopher, unnoticed by readers.
In Kempsey Worcestershire England a chestnut tree grows from the tomb of Sir Edward Wilde within the parish church. Local children once sat in the chancel and a pupil who ate a chestnut was said to have had it snatched away and tossed behind the tomb where it took root and flourished.
The Florida bird sanctuary and tower funded by Edward Bok express gratitude to the American people for kindness and generosity. The motto chosen is attributed to John Burroughs, "I come here to find myself, it is so easy to get lost In the world."
Danish dairy farmers extract water from milk to make a pulpy residue rolled into sheets and dried. The concentrated milk is sold by the pound and may also be marketed by the square foot or yard. When liquefied it is dissolved in hot water.
A reader recalls a favorite pastime of asking if Tillie Spoopendyke lived at a given address. The householder acknowledged yes, a memory the writer says they shall never forget.
Humorous item from the Atchison Globe notes a local man’s quick wit. The quip says his second wife is the whole thing, contrasting with his first marriage. No other details provided.
Washington Star quotes Hi Ho the sage of Chinatown saying even an honest man may be convinced that what benefits him is right. The remark reflects skepticism about self interest shaping judgments.
Tyler Floral Co located at 486 North Orange Avenue in Orlando enjoys a large regional patronage. The firm offers a comprehensive floral emblems service for funeral and social occasions and is praised for complete care, timely delivery, and lasting freshness.
The C. and O. Service Station at 700 North Orange Avenue in Orlando is praised as a popular stop for motorists and tourists. It offers gasoline, motor oils, crank case service, oil changes, and car greasing with rapid service and expert travel advice.
Florida Bank at Orlando, located at 1 North Orange Avenue, is highlighted as a leading, progressive institution with sound management and strong depositor confidence. The bank offers a popular savings department, serves individuals and corporations on favorable terms, and emphasizes community uplift, convenience, and magnanimous service as a long standing asset of the local economy.
A historical overview traces timekeeping from sundials to water clocks and egg timers. It notes Egyptian origins, Roman dissemination, medieval monks advancing to wheel-driven mechanisms, and the evolution toward modern precise instruments.
Pathfinder Magazine notes that New Guinea natives lack pockets and carry money as strings of shells and beads around the neck. When Britain issued new pennies to replace native money, the coins were perforated so they could be worn on strings or as earrings.
A retro magazine line notes how civilization and business hinge on after-dinner speeches. It quips that the gathering rests on well dressed speakers who begin with formal greetings to the audience. The excerpt reflects satirical views on social rituals.
The article warns of wasteful spending on diets when nutrition is not properly planned, noting that poor budgeting leads to higher costs and potential illness. It stresses choosing balanced meals and consulting guidance to avoid waste and health risks.
A humorous observation notes that the only chance to read all policy details comes when a man is hospitalized and unable to work.
The firm at 200 West Robinson Avenue is described as one of the most modern and best equipped in the state, with wide experience in all trade aspects. It emphasizes cylinder grinding as superior to reaming, restoring motor power and economy, and notes its engineers can handle engines from single to twelve cylinders, promising sparking on all cylinders.
Paramount Distributing Co is praised as a leading Orlando candy distributor for Park and Tilford and Vitabar brands at 611 Brookhaven Drive. The article lauds their high quality products, metropolitan service, experienced management, wide brand reach, and strong community support.
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