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Newspaper
Mount Dora Topic
Location
Mount Dora, Florida, United States of America
Date
Nov 14, 1935
Page
3
Bertrand Russell may write The Art of Boring or seven volumes, but the piece argues a single, focused approach suffices. It notes that good talk centers on others interests, drawing them out, rather than self centered chatter. The piece contrasts steady conversational skill with various boring types and ends by praising engaging dialogue.
A German aviator established a record by transporting 200 pounds of mail seventy eight miles in a motorless gliding plane from Vienna in one hour and forty minutes.
Mr and Mrs Angel Tomas Correa of Washington read a message they must travel to Spain to claim a $109 million fortune bequeathed by their great grandfather fifty years ago. Don Dozo Faustino Correa died stipulating no touch for half a century, now the fortune is ready for division. Correa, an American lawyer of Puerto Rican extraction, and his wife Norma Billini, once Metropolitan Opera star, have three children.
Harry Gordon Selfridge famed London department store founder, visiting Ripon Wisconsin, receives honorary Doctor of Humane Letters from Ripon College. Once a leading Chicago merchant, he proved department stores feasible in England and became a real merchant prince.
A discussion of the annual White House budget huddle led by President Roosevelt and Daniel W. Bell, outlining budget formation, political pressures, and the clash between New Deal spending and Republican calls for tax restraint. The piece notes Congress must appropriate funds and cites the Liberty League and upcoming elections as pivotal factors. It also mentions a 1791 letter from George Washington on protecting Indian rights in the Muscle Shoals context.
A ten year old boy rushed into Annapolis Emergency Hospital with a badly swollen mouth after a bee sting. Doctors reduced the swelling and his condition improved as staff examined him. The youngster had been eating when a bee flew into his mouth and stung him. He left the hospital shortly after with no further word.
An advisory urging readers to consult their family doctor before using headache relief preparations and to choose Genuine Bayer Aspirin. It cites historical doubt of earlier remedies, praises Bayer Aspirin for rapid relief of headaches and rheumatic pains, and notes millions of users deem it safe for regular use.
A brief note explores the idea that there is as much pleasure in economy as in profit, reflecting on frugality versus gain and the satisfaction found in prudent financial choices.
Malaria causes chills and fever and can harm health without treatment. Grove's Tasteless Chill Tonic claims to destroy the infection in blood and build up blood with quinine and iron. Ad promotes two sizes 50c and 1, noting the larger contains 25% more for value.
An abstract line attributes hope and fear to conscience under despotic rule, reflecting on Ovid's meditation. The piece contrasts inner duty with external power, urging resilience amid coercive authority.
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