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Newspaper
Mount Dora Topic
Location
Mount Dora, Florida, United States of America
Date
Mar 14, 1940
Page
6
On a train through Hungary, Jebb endures Ludlam’s intrusive hospitality over a Servian ring with initials C to J. Ludlam suspects theft, forces a pursuit toward Munich, Vienna, and Budapest to find Jennie while Jebb plots escape and treasure allocation.
In a rapid sequence Jebb races from Salonica to Dresden then Vienna chasing clues about V Pierpont and a missing letter. He meets an alluring woman at the Hotel Bristol whose identity may unlock Miruma and Ludlam’s hidden plans as the Vienna trip unfolds.
Natives of the Arctic Circle consecrate a remote Aklavik cathedral near the Mackenzie River with a musk rat skin offering pile blessed by Bishop A. L. Fleming. Eskimos and Indians, led by Fred Lester and Jim Edwards, staff three-language services as a quarter-ton bell tolls across the barren northland.
Edward Payson Weston set a best daily walking record of 1,000 miles. Original etchings on paper exist as prints. The Beef Eaters refers to a group of enthusiasts, not a widely known organization. Smithsonian founded by James Smithson was an American. Albino horses have been bred in the United States. Finns originate from Finland. The royal family of the United Kingdom refers to the Windsors. There is a Florida school with underwater classes in some courses.
The list provides responses on a walk from Portland to Chicago in 1867 by Weston at age 28. It confirms etching on metal, explains Beef Eaters origin, states the subject was English, notes scaled white animals, attributes Finns to Mongol descent, references the Du Ponts for wealth, and describes undersea marine biology lab work at the University of Miami with diving suits.
U S Representative James C Oliver warns that prolonged unemployment threatens democracy and social stability. He argues persistent joblessness would erode life’s fountains of happiness and leave a chaotic, demoralized populace.
A vintage sewing pattern advert promotes a single design 8633 for a schoolgirl or teen range. It features a front buttoned dress with a princess skirt and gathered bodice, plus a long housecoat. The copy stresses ease of sewing, wearability, and practical ironing.
The text presents dialogue about marriage and secrecy with lines about a wife and husband and a remark on people not thinking alike, followed by a remark on birthday gifts and secrets exchanged among women.
A film star facing a new divorce case has been married six times. six women allege poor character. He tells the judge not to heed the tales, calling them old wives' tales. The exchange mocks sensational stories about his personal life.
An army medical officer cannot find a physical cause for a recruit’s inability to eat. After examining teeth, tongue, throat, and tonsils, the M. O. asks how the recruit feels and learns the man has lost his knife and fork, humorously explaining the obstruction to eating.
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