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Newspaper
Mount Dora Topic
Location
Mount Dora, Florida, United States of America
Date
May 14, 1936
Page
3
Pat and Wilmot, swept from a cliff by a huge wave, struggle to reach a ledge as Carl tosses a tarpon line and John fights waves. Pat is hauled ashore after a perilous struggle with sharks nearby. Carl finally wins the rescue as she reaches safety.
The origin of April Fool's Day remains unknown and ancient. The article notes Hindu Hull festival pranks, Roman Feast of Wools on February 17, medieval practice, and calendar changes in 1564 France as proposed origins, while deeming some theories unlikely.
The Screenland star May Robson dubbed the grand old lady marks her seventy sixth birthday by canning strawberry jelly and purchasing herself a new car.
Star Dust reports Ames Melton arriving in Hollywood for Cain and Mabel with publicity questions. Harold Lloyd plans color experiments and a second yearly project. Crosby radio programs draw big names, Ziegfeld songs, and Hal Roach Our Gang tours. Mae West faces Chinese objections to Klondike Annie, and Dolores Costello returns with Little Lord Fauntleroy. News notes include Bette Davis train ride, Jolson, Eddie Robinson, Anita Louise, Eddie Gantor pay, and Ed Wynn NBC comeback.
Shoemaker of Clatskanie Oregon aimed for a fast return. He sped about 70 miles before realizing he had borrowed another man’s car and left his own in the parking lot. The car owner accepted his apology.
Mrs J H Daniel of Biloxi Mississippi recalls weakness and nervousness in youth and credits Cardus Cardui with restoring strength after six bottles. She describes gaining health and relief from pain and trouble and notes thousands of women testify Cardui benefited them. If it does not help, consult a physician.
A compact proverb notes that a single painful finger pinch teaches more than multiple cautions, underscoring practical wisdom gained through personal discomfort. The saying emphasizes experiential learning over secondhand guidance.
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