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Newspaper
Mount Dora Topic
Location
Mount Dora, Florida, United States of America
Date
Jul 18, 1946
Page
6
Questions cover calendar reform flying fish medals of honor bullet trajectory Wordsworth laureate poetry during tenure Arthurian round table purpose sphinx pyramids and scientific interpretation for a curious audience.
The list cites 1582 as the year of Pope Gregory XIII and asserts the hatchet fish can fly. It notes 406 medals awarded, explains gravity explains a yes answer, and claims a crime tally of 12 accidental killings, 18 murders, 31 rapes, 163 aggravated assaults, 149 robberies, 662 cars stolen, 881 burglaries, and 2,371 other thefts.
A Washington Bureau column answers reader questions on VA policies in education on the job training and employer duties. Topics cover allotments family allowances muster out pay disability pensions and eligibility rules for dependents and service-related claims.
The Timberville area in Rockingham County flourishes with 175000 to 200000 turkeys and a thriving broiler market. A share-the-profits plan with local hatcheries and feed firms helped farmers move from relief to earning up to $1000 annually. Local coops process up to 6000 turkeys daily, employing over 200 workers, while freight from fruit and poultry adds substantial revenue.
Bryan Menzie of the soil conservation office recalls capturing more than 200 rattlesnakes from one den on the Bill Stanton ranch seven miles north of Chamberlain. Snake traps designed by Jackly and built by Bruce Campbell and Merlee contributed to a tally over 100 in recent weeks, with last fall’s haul exceeding 125.
In San Diego California a gigantic Paul Bunyan plow digs furrows three feet wide and six feet deep. It requires four heavy tractors to pull and spreads the soil back over a row that turns over about three quarters of an acre per hour. The device aims to reclaim flood buried land in the San Luis Rey valley. Restoration of fertility costs from fifty to one hundred dollars per acre.
Mrs. Mary Hill, long-time resident of Ogallala Nebraska, recently returned to ORD to sell the house her late husband built in 1903 at a cost of 1700 dollars. She found a buyer quickly and sold the property for 5000 dollars after living there 41 years.
Columbia, South Carolina boasted the nation's highest car recovery rate in 1945 at 90 percent, well above the national average of 35 percent. The figure underscores Columbia as the safest town in the United States for auto theft recovery.
Dover High School offers a fishing program under teacher Bernie Smith who coaches a student squad. The plan includes indoor training, making baits, tying flies, and casting practice as pilot for interscholastic competitions and future fishing clubs in schools.
Washington views widen as hearings on the Wagner Murray Dingell bill expose gaps in voluntary coverage. The plan would insure medical, hospital, dental, optical, and maternal care for about 3 percent of income with shared costs and extended G I Bill benefits.
The report highlights that over 40 percent of young men and women were unfit for military service and many health gaps are due to wealth-based hospital location. It calls for a complete health system including child dental care at about 8 dollars annually, and outlines needs for thousands more pediatricians dentists nurses orthopedists obstetricians and psychiatrists for children to reduce eight billion dollars in lost work days. It notes current lag behind other nations in health metrics.
Pattern No 8036 comes in sizes 11 through 18. It calls for size 12 and uses 3% yards of 35 or 39 inch fabric.
Early offerings to Venus included cabbages leeks and garlic as sacred gifts. The goddess, once a symbol of natural beauty and Rome market gardeners protector, later became linked to a planet and the golden apple myth. Cupid traces to Chaos.
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