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Newspaper
Mount Dora Topic
Location
Mount Dora, Florida, United States of America
Date
Sep 05, 1946
Page
3
A fragmented OCR line mentions a lesson dated September 8 and a mixed term likely referring to an inter national or inter a part of a language lesson. The readable portion is incomplete and difficult to place in a full context.
This study outlines the biblical view on lying from Exodus and Proverbs to the Gospels, stressing perjury, deceit in church life, and the consequences of falsehood. It emphasizes truthfulness, accountability before God, and the need to warn youth about the harm andصل social acceptance of lies.
Western Union dispatch notes The Outlaw marketing and Jane Russell fame may complicate her career. Republic plans and star bids highlight How ard Hughes publicity. Reports cover Jolson story glow, new 3 film deals, and $15 million budget. Dale Evans, Pat Buttram and Roy Rogers lead air show, Buck Rogers return, and Magic Town filming in Nevada town.
D Artaiga makes his acting debut in Carnegie Hall portraying Tscheikowsky and will conduct several orchestral sequences. Viveca Lindfors, Swedish film star, recently signed by Warner, wears distinctive Chinese sunglasses.
The Fall and Winter Fashion issue is ready with sewing patterns including Side-du Honed Frock Shawering 77 No 1538 in sizes 12 through 42 and 34 percent yards for size 14. The issue features 52 pages of fashions, American designer originality, and a free printed pattern inside the book. Price 26 cents. Order details follow.
Following the 1912 sinking of the British liner Titanic, a relief fund provides ongoing support, distributing about $58,000 yearly to 167 dependents and expected to continue for years.
A historical note recalls quirky hygiene laws from the past. Peter the Hermit allegedly avoided water for decades while Queen Isabella of Spain boasted of only two baths. In 1842 Massachusetts required a doctor's certificate to bathe more than weekly, and Philadelphia once banned bathing between January 1 and March 15.
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