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Newspaper
Mount Dora Topic
Location
Mount Dora, Florida, United States of America
Date
Oct 28, 1937
Page
3
Textile transfer pattern offers five bluebird motifs to embroider on linens. Includes eight to the inch cross stitch, lazy daisy and outline stitches with color suggestions and stitch illustrations. Pattern 1524 provides two large and four small motifs plus six tiny motifs, plus material requirements and transfer details.
An advertisement urges quick relief from a three days cough and bronchial irritation. It claims Creomulsion goes to the seat of the trouble and aids nature to soothe inflamed areas and expel germs, assuring a refund if unsatisfied.
A reflective note attributes others’ experiences to the speaker’s influence, citing personal responsibility and philosophy of impact. The quotation frames personal accountability as a guiding principle for daily conduct.
A 1927 Winsel Burg mountain rescue tale recounted by Eric Frank of Palisades Park. Floyd Gibbons preserves a stark account of a skiing party losing a member and the solo rescue attempt that sent Frank racing toward a deadly cliff at high speed. The dramatic close caps a narrow escape and a terse exchange as the man saved can only utter a single syllable.
A Philadelphia Inquirer writer notes Edward VI as the last English king before union era dates 1547 to 1553 and Elizabeth I as last preunion ruler 1558 to 1603, then James VI becomes James I as first British king. A London Answers Magazine piece argues left handedness was discouraged historically with calls for ambidexterity.
Dr Arthur B R Smith at Margaret Hague Maternity Hospital Jersey City uses five drops of adrenalin injected into the infant Garry to restart heart and lungs of the stillborn baby son of Mrs Isabel Garry. The event cited as a science wonder.
Miss Inez Dyer of Lancaster California presents a fat Tom turkey from Helland flocks in Lancaster as a competitor in the Northwestern Turkey Growers championship. The prize bird will be carved for Thanksgiving. Birds from all the northwestern states entered the competition.
George M. Cohan lampoons the president in a burlesque fireside sketch. He abandons the flag and wields a microphone to mimic a presidential address, delivering a sharp social satire.
A humorous dialog shows one typist telling the other she is going out with an Irishman. The reply clarifies the intended companion is O'Brien, not an Irishman by surname.
A manager asks his assistant for a birthday surprise for his wife. The assistant replies with a cheeky suggestion about lipstick placement, leading to a risqué exchange. The banter showcases office humor and playful miscommunication.
A shopper asks for onions and is told the vegetable shop lacks stock due to the war in Spain. A fourteen year old clerk explains there is no time to dig them up. A scientist notes fish shrink after death, but an angler proves otherwise.
A speaker contemplates death while two club members spar over marriage. A woman’s emotional honesty is highlighted, prompting questions about commitment and agency.
Quote attributed to Joubert on virtues and duties. It outlines that a truly virtuous person fulfills duties in proper order and lets minor duties yield to greater ones. This item presents a reflective moral maxim rather than a report of events.
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