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Newspaper
Mount Dora Topic
Location
Mount Dora, Florida, United States of America
Date
Nov 19, 1936
Page
3
Biologist Dr. H. H. Newman of Chicago university tested 100 students split evenly by sex and observed multiple grades of left-handedness. He notes left-handers often use their right hand better than right-handers use their left, and that their palm and fingerprints resemble their right hand more than the typical left-handed pattern.
A historical ad touts Phillips Milk of Magnesia as a fast solution for stomach discomfort after meals. It promises quick relief from nausea gas fullness and acid indigestion with two teaspoons or two tablets. The ad emphasizes new liquid and tablet formats priced at 25 cents per box.
A reflection on how a sharp intellect that defined the last century remains influential today. Readers consider lasting contributions of notable thinkers and the enduring value of rigorous reasoning across generations.
A gossip-filled roundup notes debates over Gone With the Wind leads Miriam Hopkins Clark Gable and rumors of Talullah Bank head Ronald Colman. It mentions Simone Simon Ruth Chatterton and a fresh ending for Girls Dormitory, plus Manhattan Madness with Jean Arthur Joel McCrea.
The article reports a historic election turnout with about 43 million votes, a new all time high, and Roosevelt winning a second term with 523 electoral votes to Landon’s 8. Landon’s popular total is near 16 million, Lemke about 0.75 million, from 107,309 districts reported of 122,722, and Democrats increasing majorities in both chambers.
The article outlines party distribution for the Seventy-fifth Congress with Democrats leading both chambers and Republicans, Farmer-Labor and Progressives present in smaller numbers. It notes the Senate and House alignments and compares to the Seventy-fourth Congress. It also cites a substantial increase in total votes in the 1936 election over four years prior.
The piece discusses how family living spaces can trigger temporary conflicts over favored rooms and spaces. It emphasizes tact and humor to smooth tensions, notes that shared tastes draw people together, and warns that true harmony comes from appreciation of companionship rather than loneliness.
The court defines rights at crossings with traffic signals. If a light changes after a pedestrian starts to cross, motorists and street cars must yield the right of way to allow completion of the pedestrian’s crossing.
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