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Newspaper
Mount Dora Topic
Location
Mount Dora, Florida, United States of America
Date
Oct 29, 1936
Page
3
Pattern 1228 offers a seven motif cross stitch transfer for tea towels with simple one color silhouettes. Requires about 5 by 8 inch motifs and basic stitches. Send 15 cents to The Sewing Circle Needlecraft, 82 Eighth Ave., New York, with name and address.
A compact review of film life notes from stars and studios. William Powell and Eric Blore guard their eyes from lights while Anne Shirley explores New York’s Central Park. Lily Pons trains for opera numbers and dance as Jeannette MacDonald teases engagement news.
The Most Rev. Bed. Hess, new minister general of the Franciscan order, voices strong opposition to communism and its greed, asserting a spiritual critique and call for reform within the order and broader society.
A historical sketch traces an early Black Legion like cell networks to the Know Nothing movement. It outlines their secret oaths and clandestine meetings, the rise of The Supreme Order of the Star Spangled Banner, and the evolution into the American party with Millard Fillmore as candidate. It notes the party’s 1840s conventions, regional wins, and decline after 1856.
A gelatin dessert combining grapefruit juice with orange and lemon, sugar, and cooled water. Soak gelatin in cold water, dissolve in hot water with sugar, mix with fruit juice and salt, then pour into a ring mold and chill until firm. Copyright WNN Service.
The article recounts the rise of Democratic party factions in 1840s New York led by William L. Marcy the Hunkers and Silas Wright the Barnburners. It explains their antislavery alliance with the Free Soil party and Van Buren’s politics, plus the Whigs’ Locofocos nickname from a gas-lighting incident in 1840 New York.
The article traces early psychology to Plato who separated mind and body and notes Aristotle expanding the idea. It highlights Aristotle's De Anima as a defining work that dominated psychological thought for about two millennia.
Reported by Collier's Weekly, Mr. Kato holds the record for the longest beard in Japan. After thirty years the beard grows so long it drags on the ground and must be carried in a bag.
The article explains whistling as a common release for fidgety behavior and as a sign of cheerfulness. It discusses social and emotional uses of whistling in daily life and suggests its calming or uplifting effects.
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