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Newspaper
Mount Dora Topic
Location
Mount Dora, Florida, United States of America
Date
Nov 05, 1936
Page
9
A miscellany of aphorisms contrasts wisdom and vanity with parables about life and duty. An advertisement promises a free week’s supply of Postum to readers who request it, noting health benefits and urging action.
A compact reflection outlines three paths to wisdom. Reflection is deemed the noblest, imitation the easiest, and experience the bitterest, illustrating how learning shapes judgment through inner thought, social copying, and hard-earned trial.
An advertisement promotes Creomulsion as a remedy for a three days cough and claims it penetrates to the source of illness and aids nature to heal. It promises satisfaction from the first dose or money back.
The column offers a humorous note on etiquette with phrases from a perfect hostess. It contrasts greeting arrivals with a dramatic exit line and hints at social timing and politeness in hosting. The tone is light and observant of social rituals.
An article mix of social banter and political quips features Senator Sorghum declaring willingness to take up arms only for local emergencies, arguing war is too costly to import. A dinner table exchange reveals sharp domestic dialogue about husbands and manners.
A studious girl asks if blonds are more beautiful than brunettes. Miss Cayenne says she has no opinion and casts doubt on beauty being tied to hair conditioning, noting science has not settled the matter.
Quick Stitchery for the Home presents Pattern 1212 featuring The Angelus. The 13 by 16 inch transfer image, color chart, and stitch illustrations come with material requirements. Send 15 cents to The Sewing Circle Needlecraft Dept New York to obtain the pattern.
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