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Newspaper
Mount Dora Topic
Location
Mount Dora, Florida, United States of America
Date
Sep 17, 1936
Page
3
A boy from Trenton New Jersey Arland L Gray sleeps overnight in an unfinished Orlando Florida house on January 19 1912 armed with a rifle and dog. He sees a looming creature but the moon reveals a broken down horse and spares him a frightening encounter.
A Philadelphia Inquirer writer notes bulldogs once bred for bull baiting have evolved into peaceful, intelligent companions. The breed’s dark past in 17th century England saw bull baiting as cruel sport, with bulldogs trained to lunge and pull until the bull fell, often ending with the dog being gored.
Clara Katherine Van Horn of White Cottage Ohio receives the Army and Navy Legion of Honor annual gold medal for heroic act. Last winter she saved two boys from an approaching express train by throwing herself under their sled, shielding them at great personal risk.
Hollywood gossip notes Doris Wester shifts from radio to movies after a Rainbow Room breakout. Ginger Rogers pursues theater fun in New York as Olivia de Havilland signs in England. Jeanette MacDonald and Gene Raymond announce engagement while the quintuplets star in Reunion. Dick Powell wedding rumors swirl around Joan Blondell as Mae Clark exits. Dials replaces Dorothy Wilson in Wild Brian Kent.
A fragment from a dialogue about realizing love and reacting to insults. The speaker recalls the moment of discovering love and the anger sparked by another character calling the beloved ugly and brainless.
A playful dialogue shows Peco explaining how he became an elephant trainer. The exchange features quirky phrasing and a humorous moral about aiming high in life.
A philosopher notes that nature makes compensations. If one eye fails the other strengthens. if hearing weakens the other ear becomes keener. An Irishman agrees, adding the belief that a man with one leg grows a longer other.
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