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Newspaper
Mount Dora Topic
Location
Mount Dora, Florida, United States of America
Date
Jun 22, 1939
Page
3
A fragment notes a lesson for June 25 from a religious education program. It mentions a scripture text selected by the International Council and used by permission. The piece reflects instructional notes and authorized usage.
Paul reviews his life in Philippians and Timothy, showing victory over circumstances as he preaches in prison and guards for Christ. He longs to depart for Christ but remains to serve, seeking the prize of the high calling and the crown of righteousness from the Lord.
A reflective line extols labor as the grand force that enriches nations beyond war. It frames labor as the enduring builder of wealth and progress, surpassing battles in shaping nations.
A Frederick the Great anecdote recounts a levee scene where an aging Oberst pleads for promotion after a lifetime of service. The king points to artillery mules outside, noting they have endured many campaigns yet remain mules, illustrating the limits of merit in elevation. Narrated by John W. Thomason Jr. in American Mercury.
A Kansas City Star guide warns drivers that conversation can distract and cause accidents. It advises motoring couples to discuss safe, innocuous topics and avoid jokes to keep attention on the road.
A cable ship captain reports repairing a submarine cable break near South Africa with little difficulty. Locating the buried line is complex. shore electricians use instruments to find breaks, then the ship uses a grappling hook to lift the cable for repair.
An elevator operator's first shift spirals into chaos as the floors misstate, pastiche menus and fashion items spill from the basement to the top. The exchange ends with a crash and the punchline that there is no seventh floor.
Odd ancient note claims a turtle possessed a streamlined body turret top retractable landing gear and a portable house long before human headaches from thinking.
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