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Newspaper
Mount Dora Topic
Location
Mount Dora, Florida, United States of America
Date
Sep 03, 1936
Page
10
Jean asks about a picture showing a monkey in aToronto Globe style caption. The dialogue features a teacher guiding a child named Jean through questions about a monkey climbing up and down a tree.
In a humorous exchange the speaker jokes that his health comes from being born before germs were discovered, implying fewer worries in earlier times. The remark reflects a lighthearted view on aging and health.
A dialogue from Bnai Brith Magazine shows Max asking Jake about the economy lecture to his wife. Jake confirms the lecture exists and notes the result is she has to give up smoking.
A column blends 18th century calendar mischief in Britain 1752 with a Peculiar palindrome vignette about a Alabama license tag. It includes remarks on palindromes origins from Eve and Adam and a Hartford preacher quip about a divorce session in Connecticut and a Willing Schott duel verse.
A club discussion mocks a dog owner who punishes his pet for lying on a warm sofa. After two harsher hides, the dog is seen by the owner still near the sofa and later by the dog cooling it with a breath, revealing the joke.
The bald eagle, found from Maine to Alaska and down to Northern Mexico, has a white head and tail with a white neck ruff. It nests in cliff eyries, returns to breed annually, and takes almost three years to develop its full plumage.
The phrase City of Magnificent Distances attributed to John Randolph refers to Washington DC in its early era when the capitol, White House and department buildings were far apart. Randolph described it as a city of splendid poverty and magnificent distances.
A domestic advice snippet covers topics from cutting flowers in the late afternoon to fattening beets and preserving fabrics. It recommends borax in coffee, floor putty finishing, custard crust tips, avoiding rings when washing lace, ironing care, removing print from flour sacks, watering roses at roots, and glycerin care for patent leather.
Collier's Weekly recalls the compulsory 1922 to 1924 exchange of populations between Greece and Turkey. About 500000 Muslims in Greece and 1500000 Christians in Turkey were moved, causing 300000 deaths from disease and exposure and costing over 100 million dollars.
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