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Newspaper
Mount Dora Topic
Location
Mount Dora, Florida, United States of America
Date
Jul 12, 1934
Page
7
In Thornton Burgess tale Peter Rabbit meets Meeker the Mockingbird who imitates Glory the Cardinal and Goldy the Oriole to entertain Peter. The stranger reveals his talent, explains voices can mislead, and Peter learns to judge by hearing and sight.
Ed Wynn humorous Q and A column answers reader queries on Florida nerves social quirks and race suicide with punchlines about sponges ounces in a pound and roads built by Americans Roosevelt boulevard and Lincoln highway then jokes about a Frenchman’s roads.
The article discusses simple tea table elegance focusing on affordable teas enhanced by orange peel jasmine and dainty open sandwiches. It describes cut bread designs, light mayonnaise, cheese piping, parsley decorations, preserved fruits, and candy additions to brighten the presentation.
A short recipe instructs mixing pastry flour baking powder sugar salt peanut butter and butter with milk to bake muffins for twenty minutes. Serve hot with a salad for a luncheon main course. The note is attributed to Western Newspaper Union.
Extradition hinges on the offense matching the refuge country’s crimes and on avoiding political charges. Courts in London rejected a New York forgery case as non extraditable, while political refugees face extra protective hurdles. Several nations refuse to surrender their own nationals, including Spain, Austria, Italy, Germany, Greece, Brazil, and Switzerland.
Two travelers discuss the imperturbable calm of Japanese life and its garden as a refuge from city life. An American observer recounts a typical businessman finding solace in his garden, calling it his garden of contemplation for its quiet beauty and purpose.
A light note on romance where a girl cautions a young man against worrying about losing feminine admiration if he wears a bit of stooped shoulders while carrying orchids. The piece reframes flirtation with humor and social ease.
A short poem depicts a vine unable to climb the shack walls until a trellis is bought. The speaker reflects on divine guidance guiding human growth and ascent to loftier heights through divine love. The poem contrasts earthly limits with spiritual elevation under God's work.
The Paris correspondent notes 12 of 20 new entrants at the historic Ecole des Chartes are women, a shift from its once exclusively male domain. Headmaster M Clovis Brunel predicts a continued rise of female librarians, aided by new University of Paris diplomas.
A fussy woman asks for a portrait enlargement of her husband with his hat off. The photographer pretends to consider and then suggests he can manage the hair, prompting her puzzled reply about how the side of the part will be revealed when the hat is removed.
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