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Newspaper
Mount Dora Topic
Location
Mount Dora, Florida, United States of America
Date
Mar 19, 1942
Page
7
An advertisement urges enlistment in defense work noting women also eligible. It promotes brief free training and a 32 page booklet detailing agencies offering defense courses, types of jobs, sections and registration addresses.
Collier's notes that in Mexico a man often uses both parental surnames. President Manuel Avila Camacho is given as Mr Avila or Mr Avila Camacho, not Camacho alone, reflecting the father Avila and mother Camacho lineage.
Don Cameron and eight riders lead the 20 Bar herd toward the railroad smoke as Buzz Upperman predicts a tough town. In Wild Horse, Cameron and Caramba buy gear, avoid trouble, and Con hints at pulling out after a gambling clash with Baldy and Dynamite Downes. The night hints at looming conflict with Asa Brock and Nevil Lowe over the drive.
A long feature traces the life of John C. Garand from a Montreal birth to a Springfield armory gunsmith role. It notes his work on the Garand rifle, supported by the Bureau of Standards and the War Department, and praises his views on fitness and national defense by Dr. C. E. A. Winslow.
Ro chiff lace baby accessories offered in Shetland Floss with a lacy stitch. Adds cute tassels to grab attention and pairs well with white. Limited quantities, act fast.
Answers span ancient trivia from Nimrod to Flodden Field. Nimrod was a mighty hunter. a ream equals twenty-four sheets of paper. the brightest star is likely Sirius. Fiji has about 330 islands total. milk measures weight not stones or drugs. camphor is stained from the tree. the Battle of Flodden Field was fought by England and Scotland. court stenographers record about 2000 words per day.
A fragment listing Nimrod son of Cush a mighty hunter and ruler. items include a quire Sirius two hundred and fifty wire used in measuring diameter from a tree and notes on Scots and English. It adds that court stenographers sometimes record up to fifty thousand words daily.
A historical quotation attributed to Horace Greeley notes the moral crisis of planning money without earning it, underscoring the ethical tension in fiscally motivated decisions. The line reflects the era's emphasis on honorable work and integrity in enterprise.
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