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Newspaper
Mount Dora Topic
Location
Mount Dora, Florida, United States of America
Date
Mar 22, 1934
Page
5
Devotees fight to save the painted room in Cornmarket Oxford where Shakespeare stayed. The building, acquired by a catering firm, may be rented for use as an information center for theorists while preserving the frontage. It is seen as a relic of ancient architecture and possibly Shakespeare’s sleeping place.
Ferry's Seeds are sold only in fresh rated packages ensuring the finest quality available. Buy Fer ry's Seeds for guaranteed freshness and top grade seeds.
A quip notes that losing health prompts care and mentions a dubious remedy claiming to detoxify with tea and a blend named Pleasant Pellets. The fragment suggests advertising language from a period pamphlet or column.
The quote claims that only the good man is free while all bad men are slaves, presenting a moral dichotomy. It frames virtue as freedom and vice as bondage, reflecting ethical views on personal conduct and autonomy.
An old advertisement notes that a liquid laxative can be measured and regulated for individual needs. It claims no habit formation, no double doses, and no kidney irritation. The product Dr Caldwell's Syrup Pepsin uses senna, is widely prescribed for adults and children, and is endorsed by the N R A.
Dialogue between a mother and child describes a tense scene where Jackie calmly resists scolding and asserts resilience. The exchange captures a domestic moment with parental frustration contrasted by a confident reply.
In a church crime scene, Jim Franklin is found murdered after a knife wound to the groin and a second fatal thrust. Detective Kilday questions Milo Dunbar and Nick Royce while a surgeon and others inspect the sacristy and study for clues and a missing dagger.
Jim Franklin is stabbed to death while awaiting his marriage to Doris Carmody. Bride’s bridesmaid Callis Shipley shows marked anxiety as Sergeant Kilday of the New York police arrives to investigate the fatal incident.
In a sacristy confrontation amid questions about Franklin’s death, Peter reveals a knife found in its wall scabbard. Sgt Kilday orders fingerprinting and questions Nick Royce, Carmody, and the Carmody son. The rector confirms Rylie’s visit shortly before the wedding and a quarrel in the study.
A feature on frontier figures including Rising Wolf of the Blackfeet and Hugh Monroe, exploring their origins with the Hudson's Bay Company, ties to Plains tribes, and notable roles as scouts and traders. Also sketches Capt David L. Payne as the "father of Oklahoma," detailing his Indiana birth, Kansas career, and Oklahoma homesteading impact.
A terse exchange reveals a family dispute over an ailing uncle's estate. The doctor warns firmness is needed while a nephew contests the scope of readiness, citing other potential heirs.
An advertisement touts Creomulsion as a fast acting creosote based cure for coughs colds and bronchitis. It claims doctors long recommended creosote and offers a money back guarantee if relief is not achieved with directed use. The copy warns to treat lingering coughs and keep Creomulsion ready for instant use.
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