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Newspaper
Mount Dora Topic
Location
Mount Dora, Florida, United States of America
Date
Mar 31, 1938
Page
3
President visits Gainesville Georgia for dedication of Roosevelt Square in the rebuilt city known as the Queen City of the Mountains. Crowds join mountaineers and gentry to applaud courage and cooperation in restoring the town after the 1936 tornado.
President Roosevelt in Gainesville denounces opponents as backing a feudal system that would deny relief to one third of Americans. He faults prewar governance, urges national wage and hour laws, and says the lower South faces depressed purchasing power and wage levels harming workers and small business.
A factory lunch scene unfolds as the "Old Man" watches workers and a packing-case agitator. The tale contrasts a self-made industrial leader with a trainee son who aspires to his pay and position, while the executive fears global ideologies eroding American liberty and opportunity.
Instructions for sewing a pink and white chintz apron with pink gingham frills detailing fabric yardage, pattern pieces, favors, and tools. Includes skirt, bib, pocket, ties, belt, and ruffles with hemmer foot and ruffler usage. Note promotes Mrs Spears gifts and embroidery book available for 25 cents plus address.
An early season guide describes leaf beetles causing chewed holes on alyssum zinnia marigold and annual phlox with arsenical or pyrethrum sprays as remedies. Cutworms threaten snapdragon aster petunia and verbena, best fought with poison bran ball at plant bases. Aphids affect most flowers. spraying pyrethrum or nicotine works. Downy mildew appears as white on plants, turns leaves black and stems rot. dust lightly with sulfur.
A reflection on meditation usable at all hours and places. The author notes how individuals of genius can inwardly retreat to create artificial solitude amid crowds and distractions, gaining calm and wisdom despite surrounding folly.
A vintage advertisement urges peppy upbeat women to attract men at dances and parties and promotes Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound as a remedy for female functional disorders. It claims a million letters testifying benefit and urges readers to buy from their druggist.
A reflective saying urges self examination before judging others, warning against rushing to fault others. It emphasizes pairing any criticism with two self-review prompts to foster fair judgment and humility. The adage attributes the idea to Flamner and frames it as personal ethics guidance.
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