22 Sep 1938
Page 6
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Newspaper
Mount Dora Topic
Location
Mount Dora, Florida, United States of America
Date
Sep 22, 1938
Page
6
In a Arizona backcountry scene Ruth and Lee decide to seek safety at Tail Holt. Marshal Gray and blacksmith Hank confront a night ambush as they trade risky chances to free the trapped Jeff Gray. Gunfire erupts as a siege unfolds around the cabin.
Jeff Gray, on edge after Ransom's presumed death, climbs the rimrock to halt attackers and uncovers a spy hole. He fights Duke Coke and uses a pistol whip to disrupt the ambush, then flees toward reinforcements as gunfire erupts and Ruth Chiswick appears in his path.
A London report details a Royal School for Deaf and Dumb Children facility where electrical hearing aids and unmasked tone headphones enable many pupils with up to 70 percent hearing loss to distinguish film sounds. The audiometer tracks loss, and speakers focus on consonants to teach speech sounds. In food sensitivity, various foods like wheat, eggs, and strawberries are linked to urticaria, skin inflammation, head colds, asthma, and digestive issues, with better awareness improving management.
Dr. Ralph L. Beals of UCLA suggests severe drought 700 years ago forced cliff dwelling Hopi and Zuni ancestors to abandon their southernly exposed cliff homes near northern Arizona around 1300. Ringed timber timelines indicate simultaneous evacuation as water scarce and vegetation failed, with migration similar to modern dust bowl refugees.
The origin of God Save the King is traced to the 18th century with claims from Pearson's London Weekly that Harry Carey first sang the words at a 1740 Portobello celebration by Admiral Vernon. Carey admitted authorship but avoided music details. The piece notes swift patriotic adoption after Bonnie Prince Charlie’s rise and a 1715 first public performance at Drury Lane with the monarch present.
A health article by C Houston Goudiss urges planning for long life through nutrition and moderate habits. It emphasizes correct diet, weight control, regular exercise, sufficient sleep, and avoiding overeating to maintain vigor from youth into middle age and beyond.
The article advises starting meals with hot broth to aid digestion and suggests hot beverages at bedtime. It notes that five or six small meals can be easier to digest than three large ones, and that individuals should tailor meal schedules to their needs as middle age progresses.
A vintage craft note explains making a compact hot dish mat using white cotton cord, corset strings, and braided rows. Follow No. 40 cotton thread for sewing circles, braid cords for the center, then alternate circle and braid rows to size. Ends are joined by pulling through, ready for gifts and bazaar sales.
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