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Newspaper
Mount Dora Topic
Location
Mount Dora, Florida, United States of America
Date
May 15, 1941
Page
2
Lincoln’s Gettysburg Address appears in a new trio of American documents. The collection also includes the Bill of Rights and the Star Spangled Banner in Key’s handwriting, printed in sepia on antique paper with a four page history leaflet. Order details follow.
A young Maricopa Indian petitioned the tribal court to change the birth name All Right. The court found the request reasonable and allowed him to rename himself after red tape was unwound with authorization from Great White Father representatives. The youth stated he would choose a new name and change All Right to it.
In a remote Alaska valley a teaching narrator observes frontier life amid romantic entanglements, labor shortages, and social tensions. Sid Lander, Carol Coburn, and Salaria fight for affection while Ericson sows discord. a school opens as workers clash over material shortages and law.
Lander listens as I recount Olie's story and asks if John Trumbull has contacted me recently. I confirm no contact and he remains silent, awaiting further word.
A trivia list covering geography history and science. Questions include strait distance between North America and Asia at Bering Point, definition of a thimblerigger, reasons a polar bear won t slip, recipients of Paul’s epistles to Thessalonians now named, smallest deer, main pewter component, location of the Grand Banks, Brazil s size vs United States, and founder of psycho analysis.
The list presents seven items: 1) Fifty six mules. 2) A swindler using three thimble cups and a pea. 3) Polar bear foot hair for traction. 4) Salonika. 5) The mouse deer of Indo China weighing about four pounds. 6) Tin. 7) Off Newfoundland. 8) Larger by 250000 square miles.
Six small rectangular windows and shelves frame a mantel in a domestic decor sketch. A three-board mantel, swag draperies, a large picture, and carefully arranged shelves create varied shapes and soften lines. Directions for the swag drapes are on page 17 of Book 1.
A father, returning home with his five year old son Herbert, buys goods with a foreign coin. The grocer and later the druggist confirm the coin is foreign. Herbert reveals the coin was the one the grocer would not accept, exposing the trick.
A Bedford Hills notice asks readers to enclose 10 cents for each book ordered. The brief item identifies the place and the payment requirement as part of a mail order or sale.
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