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Mount Dora Topic

Location

Mount Dora, Florida, United States of America

Date

Oct 26, 1939

Page

6

Household Questions on Cooking and Sewing Tips

A set of practical tips covers baking biscuits with shallow pans for even browning, mending torn pillow slips by turning the hem and crochet edging, browning and flavoring fried potatoes by slicing and dredging in flour, and a canape trick using rolled bologna with cheese and pickles then broiled on toast squares.

It Pays to Advertise In the Newspaper

The Creoemulsion Company promotes Creo muulsion cough medicine with a new ad series. They claim Creomulsion is a superior cough remedy and offer a full refund if buyers do not obtain relief.

Creomulsion Company Adv

Highest Duty Inspires Steady Hope Through Storms

The message urges resilience and optimism, asserting that after every storm there is a solution and a higher duty to keep cheerful. It frames cheerfulness as a moral responsibility guiding personal endurance and positive action.

Grove's Tasteless Chill Tonic Promises Malaria Relief

An old advertisement touts Grove's Tasteless Chill Tonic as a real malaria medicine. It claims to combat infection in the blood and relieve chills and fever, urging use at first sign and noting pleasant taste and value at drugstores.

Grove

Just and Unjust Ethical Maxim Echoes in Debate

A brief quotation from Henry George asserts that injustice harms all while justice cannot truly harm anyone. The line frames a timeless view on fairness and social good, inviting reflection on the consequences of inequity and the value of principled conduct.

Thomas Dewey a Rising Republican Leader in 1940 Race

The profile recalls Dewey’s Midwest roots in Owosso Michigan and his rise to national prominence as New York County district attorney. It highlights his family background, musical talents, and early political development, emphasizing his record against Tammany Hall and his stance on a midline liberal reform agenda for the presidency.

New York County Owosso Mich Thomas E. Dewey Dewey Teddy Roosevelt George Washington Continental Army Tom Dewey William Pitt England Pitt Jackson George Dewey New England George Martin Dewey Jr Chase S. Osborn Joseph W. Fordney Charles Evans Hughes Tammany Hall New York Tammany Saturday Evening Post Dutchess County Manhattan Island University of Michigan Glee Club Law School Chicago Columbia University Law School Texas Frances Eileen Hutt Jefferson Davis Thomas E. Dewey Jr John Martin Dewey Corrigan County Cork James G. Blaine Alf Landon Bryan Franklin Roosevelt Hoover George Z. Medalie United States New York City Medalie Federal Attorney’s Office Uncle Sam Atlantic Seaboard Lehman Big Game Richard Whitney Wall Street Sing Sing Jimmy" Hines Hines Herbert Lehman Roosevelt American Labor Party O’connell Albany Communist Party

Temperance Lesson Urges Prohibitionist Stand On Liquor

A 1939 International Temperance Sunday lesson argues Christians should loudly oppose intoxicating liquor. It cites Micah and Luke to claim wine harms nations and urges readiness for Christ's return, noting alcohol destroys homes and society, while offering spiritual renewal as the solution.

Micah The Christian Herald Jesus Christ Jesus Israel Christ Paul

Aklo Glass Aims to Cut Glare on Streamlined Trains

Sunshine Designers develop aklo glass for streamlined trains to reduce glare and heat. It absorbs most sun heat rays while transmitting bright light and is tinted light blue green to ease eye strain.

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Answers to six trivia prompts from an old quiz

The set lists six items including a weight comparison of steel, a reference to the Erie or Cat tribe, use of bows and arrows in Napoleonic wars with Tartars at 100 yards, a mention of the hole, a note that the greatest degree is 180, Haiti as a location, and a description of a badger like honey-eater animal.

Lake Erie Russia Haiti

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