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Newspaper
Mount Dora Topic
Location
Mount Dora, Florida, United States of America
Date
Sep 17, 1936
Page
7
Lesson for September 20 surveys Romans 12 1 3 Galatians 2 20 and the doctrine of yielding to God a life of service humility and victory. It urges renewal of the mind born again to live as temples of the Holy Spirit with Christ living in believers.
A comic line laments progress as a man offers a quirky image with a broom fixed to his pants to sweep the floor, reflecting humorous magazine whimsy from Tit-Bits Maga sine.
Blinks, face plastered and eyes black, explains he was hurt not in a motor accident but by a loose floorboard. He says he trod on it while sneaking in late and woke the missus.
Quote emphasizes that all injustice opposes divine law and true happiness arises only from just acts. It frames injustice as incompatible with spiritual fulfillment and moral order, urging conformity to higher principles.
A terse quotation on how adversity tests fortune, yet heightens resolve and ingenuity. It suggests that when luck fails, the mind and spirit rise to meet the challenge. The speaker credits resilience to hardship, emphasizing inner strength as a guiding force.
Transfer pattern 5602 shows a wall hanging titled The Duck Pond measuring 15 by 20 inches. Includes the pattern, materials list, stitch illustrations, and color suggestions. Send 185 cents in stamps or coins to The Sewing Circle Household Arts Dept. New York City with pattern number and your name and address.
An old ad promotes Adlerika as a single dose remedy for gas pressing on the heart and for cleansing both upper and lower bowels. It cites Dr H L Shoub of New York and Mrs Jas Filler, claiming rapid relief, reduced bacteria, and improved digestion, with availability in druggists.
A reader reflects on the need for honest critique and the difficulty of obtaining it in isolated or unsupportive environments. The piece frames criticism as essential for growth and questions how to access candid feedback when it is scarce.
A reflective line notes how a suspicion can endure for 20 years without a single verified instance to support it, highlighting the enduring pull of unproven beliefs in public discourse.
A vintage advertisement claims poor nourishment causes fatigue and recommends Cardus for lack of appetite and digestion. It asserts mothers and daughters have used it for over fifty years and invites readers to consult a physician if no benefit.
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