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Newspaper
Mount Dora Topic
Location
Mount Dora, Florida, United States of America
Date
Nov 21, 1935
Page
5
A device by EnMind used in stations and stores allows a patron to step on a platform, drop a coin, and write a message on a moving paper roll. The message stays visible for two hours and multiple rolls enable many notes. Messages explain unkept appointments and similar disclosures.
Advertisement touts Grove's Tasteless Chill Tonic as both malaria remedy and blood builder. It claims tasteless quinine kills malaria infection, iron strengthens blood, and it is safe for children. Two bottle sizes offered at 50 cents and one dollar with stated value differences.
Thedford's Black-Draught powder remains a trusted laxative for adults while Syrup of Black-Draught is promoted for children. Mrs. C. W. Adams of Murray Kentucky commends its reliability for biliousness and notes children may prefer the syrup version.
Dr. Theodor Lewald, president of the German Olympic committee, was advised to resign amid calls for leadership change following ongoing scrutiny of the organization. The guidance signals tension within Germany’s Olympic governance and questions about oversight.
Gen Ludwig Beck takes command of Germany's reorganized army as chief, guiding a force rebuilt after recent political and military changes. The article notes Beck's leadership role and the reshaped structure of the military under new governance.
Lesson outlines Ezra and Nehemiah themes building a temple after return from captivity led by Joshua and Zerubbabel. It covers the altar, foundation celebration, enemy opposition, prophecies of Zechariah and Haggai, temple completion, and the blessed dwelling in God’s house with verses from Psalms and Isaiah.
Old and new omens guide Irish Sweep winners who credit a lucky number or talismans such as money spiders and coal. In London business circles superstition spreads from palms to pillars, with many stockbrokers favoring a crooked sixpence. The Kashmiri sapphire Shani, kept in a safe, is believed to bring fortune to K D Varikh of Antwerp and Bombay, untouched by change, and commanded high offers when once sold.
The U S Forest Service explains that late frost plus sugar in leaves creates vivid color in autumn. A cold period through October preserves sugars, producing reds oranges and yellows in many hardwoods, not just maples. Early frost drains sugars and dulls color.
Advertising blurb states the Postum Company will mail a full week’s supply of health giving Postum free to anyone who writes for it, promising the free offer in this paper.
In Nagpur India five men killed a youth named Mmina as a human sacrifice after crops failed. Adhu and Tima received death sentences while the remaining three were given life imprisonment.
The Conestoga wagon drivers are credited with starting Americans to keep to the right rather than the left. These Pennsylvania wagons, hauled by six horses and carrying heavy loads, navigated Allegheny routes before 1850. Their curved bottoms reduced shift and gate strain on hills, influencing later prairie schooners.
A concise quote on ability and duty attributed to A. Maclaren. It links ability with responsibility and power, suggesting duty extends to the last particle. The fragment reflects a philosophical view on ethics and capability.
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