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Newspaper
Mount Dora Topic
Location
Mount Dora, Florida, United States of America
Date
Nov 28, 1940
Page
6
The ocean liner Liberty Glo, mined in the English Channel on December 5, 1919, broke in two but did not sink. After floating to Ameland island ten miles away, the halves were salvaged, joined, and the ship restored to active service. The piece also notes gypsy beliefs about fat wives as providers and customs around death in remote eastern Europe.
Mallory confronts Lyon Ferriter in a dramatic duel scene that tests trust and motive. A risky trick with a shattered epee reveals a hidden danger, prompting Mallory to leave after a charged exchange. Later, reporter Cochrane hints at a missing man Horstman tied to Lyon, signaling new trouble to come.
Pattern advertisement describes Barbara Bell Pattern No 1268 B for a weskit calot and mittens suitable for sports or campus use. Features back-fastened belts and stitched trim with options in felt flannel or suede. Includes step by step sew chart and bust measurements 29 to 37 inches. Order details hinted in text.
Ellen Drew rises from modest Confectionery waitress to film star in three Paramount pictures. Joan Crawford hosts New York horse show appearances while Bette Davis backs Mary Astor in Far Horizon. Chaplin plans a technicolor musical. Radio couple Uncle Ezra and Cecelia Barrett inspire loyalty. James Stewart advances toward air corps license. Crosby show reshapes format. Joan Bennett exits Topper Returns streetside rivalries noted.
A collection of quiz prompts asking about oblate spheroids eg earth, a famed playwright killed by a tortoise, Washington estate value in modern terms, Xenophon's philosopher, Pilate's Ecce Homo translation, mulled wine, a blucher shoe, and a ship that started for America with the Mayflower but turned back.
A scrambled list references ancient figures and phrases such as Aeschylus Socrates and a Biblical line Behold the man while noting items like a heated spiced wine and a vessel named Speedwell. The fragmentary text lacks coherent context or narrative.
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