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Newspaper
Mount Dora Topic
Location
Mount Dora, Florida, United States of America
Date
Jun 04, 1936
Page
3
Mark, an aspiring pilot, recounts his first solo flight aided by a venomous rattlesnake mascot. A bite at one thousand feet triggered a harrowing dive and a tense landing. He survived but never flew again, choosing safety over danger.
The Hawk Family hawks remain unfairly labeled as single avian villains by many, including farmers who see them as targets to shoot on sight. This broad misperception overlooks the birds' true nature and role in the ecosystem.
The report notes platinum is malleable and can be rolled. It compares platinum’s malleability to gold, silver, copper, aluminum, tin, lead, iron, nickel, and zinc, stating pure platinum in compact form is very malleable.
Rural crime campaign led by Inspector Saunders shows Illinois farmers uniting to curb thefts. Car theft rings, cattle rustling, and poultry losses drop as authorities and neighbors report suspicious activity, register livestock, and use new humane branding methods to identify stolen goods.
A vivid panorama describes Siam streets featuring a blend of Chinese and Malayan costumes. Women wrap sarongs to form trousers, while the Siamese are portrayed as courteous and gracious throughout the scene.
Hal Mohr urges aspiring camera men to start at home with amateur work and simple equipment. He cites his Oscar win and past projects like Midsummer Night's Dream and Captain Blood. The column also notes radio bits, actor moves, and industry tidbits from Ginger Rogers to Garbo and Cantor.
We do everything from motive and the strength of motive measures the result of effort. A twenty year old sinks when asked to enjoy a job he lacks taste or talent. Parents tell children to act as they do and profit from aligned example. People should stop shouting spades when they mean it.
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