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Newspaper
Mount Dora Topic
Location
Mount Dora, Florida, United States of America
Date
Nov 12, 1936
Page
6
A coral toned memorial stone from Ha is will bear the Hawaiian inscription mau ke ea o ka aina i ka. The translation life of the land is preserved teousness is the island motto. The stone measures 4 by 2 feet and 6 inches thick and will be placed inside the monument on the 360 foot level.
In a tense frontier household, Gus Van Tambel destroys property and menacingly attacks Bull Page, while Jane seeks escape. Bull survives long enough to reveal Gus’s black mood before Van Tambel is found dead at his bedroom door. Doctor Carpy reports Jane’s father has died, and Bill Pardaloe informs the group, as Jane receives news of a hopeful sight for Bill’s eyes after surgery.
Jane takes charge of the Gunlock ranch as foreman McCrossen presses for a marriage, while Denison recovers his sight in hospital. Lefever reports a Gunlock brand on hides at Thief River, suggesting McCrossen is selling cattle to cover poker debts, as Sandy and Lefever visit Denison.
Lesson for November 15 emphasizes fearless devotion and sacrifice as Paul faces arrest in Jerusalem. It highlights two main aspects: steadfast obedience to God's will despite danger and deep compassion for the salvation of others, urging revival of pastoral compassion and zeal.
Harold Pyott, claimed as the smallest adult human, is described as twice his height in inches at age forty six, weighing 24 pounds and fitting inside a silk hat. The English midget claims robust health and full mental faculties, and sits 12 inches shorter than Gen Tom Thumb. He has toured globally since 1903 appearing in pantomimes and before royalty.
A quotation from John Addington Symonds reflects that lasting happiness comes from a deep faith in ideals beyond this world. The speaker emphasizes living for eternal realities, not transient appearances, and describes the soul's need for a refuge from fleeting show and ugliness.
The note urges seizing chances to give innocent pleasures and aid others on the path to God. It warns that failing to act steals future happiness, replacing it with pain and remorse. The quote by Frances Power Bobbe emphasizes selfless acts as lasting blessings.
An old advertisement touts Black-Draught as a trusted laxative for constipation. It claims a century of relief and encourages readers to use one or two doses to feel fresh for a day of work.
A concise quotation attributed to Woodrow Wilson emphasizes the value of deliberate judgment over hurried decision making. It reflects a principled stance on leadership and restraint in governance. The line frames thoughtful analysis as superior to rapid reactive councils. The message remains a timeless admonition for public affairs.
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