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Newspaper
Mount Dora Topic
Location
Mount Dora, Florida, United States of America
Date
Jan 30, 1941
Page
3
A general knowledge quiz item set asks five questions. It covers noblesse oblige meaning the obligation of the privileged toward society, the antonym of prolix which is concise, a workman using a cant hook for grip and leverage, one horsepower equals 745.7 watts, and five deadly sins listed.
A terse verse lists seven deadly sins with a twist by framing ranks and duties. It pairs moral intent with practical phrasing and a lumberman’s angle on effort and turning Ss. The text hints at a witty, quasi technical note connecting old vices to modern measurements.
In a tense confrontation at a New York penthouse, Lyon Ferriter confesses to killing a man who harmed his daughter while Captain Shannon accuses Ione Ferriter of the same murder. The tale traces a web of identity swaps, family secrets, and a planned escape that ends with a dramatic basement escape.
A window box of seasoning herbs aids winter cooking. Sprinkling rubber gloves with corn starch helps them slip on. Keep brown sugar moist by storing it with a lemon piece in a covered container. If two glasses stick, apply cold water to the upper glass and warm water to the lower to separate them.
A sermon urges Christians to act beyond personal abstinence. It condemns liquor production and sale, urges believers to oppose taverns and related venues, protect children, and avoid all forms of evil. It cites Habakkuk 2:15 Genesis 4:9-12 Mark 9:42-48 and I Thessalonians 5:22 to frame moral duties and accountability.
Poem fragment praising patriots and virtue while condemning blasphemous bigotry. Anon and William Cowper are cited in the lines. The text contrasts noble civic zeal with hostile intolerance.
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