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Newspaper
Mount Dora Topic
Location
Mount Dora, Florida, United States of America
Date
Mar 02, 1939
Page
9
Guidance on starting seeds. in dry weather prep soil and water, avoid planting in mud, dig up if not germinating, and replant if rotting occurs. Flower seeds like lupin and morning glory may need seed coat nicking and soaking canna lily and sweet pea seeds for 12 hours.
The passage posits that human art embodies the effort of man to express ideas nature inspires about a power beyond nature. It considers whether this power resides within the self or in a Great First Cause behind natural existence.
A dialogue sketch shows a storekeeper seeking reflective mirrors, a father recalling a marriage proposal, a daughter studying German and algebra, a son asking about the agony column, and a joke about habits and honesty. The scene echoes domestic humor and light weekly-page banter.
A Rochester based advertising snippet promotes an auditing service offered to all business concerns by the National Freight Bureau. It notes no experience is necessary and mentions the organization is established for 45 years.
Government offers six dollars per acre for Kudzu planting as The Kudzu Farms of Barnesville Georgia advertises. They claim to be the oldest and largest grower of Kudzu crowns offering 100 crowns for one dollar, 600 crowns for three fifty, and 1,000 crowns for six dollars. They promise guides on Kudzu farming and urge readers to write for “Facts About Kudzu.”
A set of aphoristic musings on friendship, ambition, intelligence, neighborly contentment, regret, and the value of ideas. The author contrasts prudent restraint with folly and notes the social reward of sharing thoughts as a valuable asset.
The National Safety Council reports a 1937 pattern of high accident death rates across 11 western states led by Nevada with 137.6 deaths per 100 000. Utah nearly breaks the 100 threshold at 99.4 while Rhode Island records the lowest at 55.9. Florida and Delaware also exceed 100 per 100 000.
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