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Newspaper
Mount Dora Topic
Location
Mount Dora, Florida, United States of America
Date
May 16, 1940
Page
6
An advertisement promotes Dr. Caldwell's Laxative with Syrup Pepsin and Senna. It claims Pepsin digests undigested protein in the stomach and Senna stimulates bowel movements, relieving stomach discomfort and constipation. It emphasizes pleasant taste and availability at druggists.
In Maine woods Gay for short Graham returns to a lakeside cabin with Oliver. A mysterious occupant, Dr John Houghton, proves his right to stay as heir to Gay’s godfather Uncle John Lawrence. Gay’s old feelings resurface as she contemplates wedding to Todd Jane way. John agrees to stay another week.
Gay and John share a tense farewell after a day of dreams and conflict. Gay admits doubts about her engagement to Todd, while John battles his own urge to comfort her as they approach night, departure, and an unclear future.
A homemaking note describes converting orange crates into pair of bedside tables. Tables line with green oil cloth, wear green and white checked skirts and white frilled top covers. Additional notes reference books offering lamp shade bedspread monogram and craft directions.
A young college graduate visits a bank manager seeking an executive role. The manager jokes about twelve vice presidents. The applicant responds that he’s not afraid of thirteen, implying ambition beyond the bank’s current hierarchy.
Dr. Harold Westlake of Pennsylvania State College based on 1500 X-ray images of the mouth and voice box argues the larynx largely shapes speech and stuttering. He says vowels rely more on laryngeal movement while consonants depend on the tongue. He notes stutterers often show laryngeal spasms before facial clues appear and foresees larynx focused instruction aided by energy-measuring tools.
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