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Newspaper
Mount Dora Topic
Location
Mount Dora, Florida, United States of America
Date
Nov 07, 1935
Page
3
A Tit-Bity Magazine note describes canaries receiving specialized musical training in a soundproof lab. Young pupil birds hear instruments such as violin, harp, water organ, and chimes and aim to reproduce notes with refined voices.
A pamphlet promotes liquid laxatives as the ideal remedy for a constipated child and adults. It argues doses can be precisely measured, then tapered as bowels normalize. It cites doctors and hospitals using liquid forms and notes many families keep Dr Caldwell's Syrup Pepsin in the home.
A terse reflection on fault and self-awareness contrasts foregone fault with the burden of conscience, noting the danger of living without awareness. It frames fault as a guide to moral vigilance rather than a burden.
An old advertisement claims Grove's Tasteless Chill Tonic destroys malaria infection in the blood and builds up the blood iron. It touts safety and tasteless formula suitable for children, sold in 50c and 1 size, with the larger offering more value.
A concise note on Solitude described as the best nurse of wisdom in Sterne's correspondence. The remark frames solitude as a healing and guiding force in literary reflection.
An advertisement urges readers to try Creomulsion for persistent coughs chest colds or bronchial irritation. It promises relief by attacking the root of the trouble and loosening phlegm, with a money back guarantee if not satisfied from the first dose.
Fragmentary line suggests a note about a feast ending as a reckoner arrives. No clear persons places or organizations are readable. Context is too fragmentary for definite event or outcome.
Gen. George Kondylis, noted as the Iron Man, headed the recent royalist coup d etat in Greece. He plays a pivotal role in shaping Greece's political trajectory following the upheaval.
Closeup features Ras Is mali, a fierce Haile Selassie era chieftain, shaping his tribe as they move through wartime diplomacy and distrustful intrigues in a restless kingdom.
Floyd Gibbons recounts a harrowing night in which Tom awakens to two Afghan attackers in a blood soaked Afghan tent. Tom restrains one assailant, subdues another, and then learns the danger was a nightmare as hospital mates reveal the truth and a brutal beating followed to force release.
The director of investigation of the Department of Justice heads federal offenses investigations except counterintelligence narcotics and other issues outside the department's jurisdiction. He oversees acquisition and exchange of criminal identification records and investigations of official matters under DOJ and State Department control as directed by the attorney general.
The article traces Camelot as King Arthur's palace city cited by Tennyson and Shakespeare. It notes varied placements by scholars from Somersetshire to near Winchester and Caxton in Wales, with Glastonbury monks promoting Somerset to attract pilgrims.
A Massachusetts Institute of Technology professor argues marriage extends life and reduces crime and insanity. Edwin Burdell notes married men face higher community stakes, implying marriage acts as the best insurance against crime insanity poverty and premature death.
An advertisement touts Genuine Bayer Aspirin as safer for stomach and heart than prior pain remedies. It claims physicians endorsed Bayer after its discovery, noting its effectiveness for headaches and common pains and urges buyers to request Bayer Aspirin by name.
Bilious attacks and headaches blamed on constipation. Dr Hitchcock's All-Vegetable Laxative Powder is described as mild yet thorough, cleansing bowels and removing waste matter to prevent toxin buildup. Sold in a large yellow tin box at drug stores for 25 cents.
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