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Newspaper
Mount Dora Topic
Location
Mount Dora, Florida, United States of America
Date
Sep 22, 1938
Page
7
A brief humor sketch follows two Irish men on a tandem climb with Pat noting the stiff incline and brake saved them from rolling back. A quick quip about a black eye arises from a dance encounter as Jack blurts out the beauty of the place and a listener laments being left without reason.
In a public library discussion two men note the decline of dime novels. One asks where the dime novel has gone. The other retorts that it has risen to two dollars and fifty cents, reflecting criticism of rising book prices.
Traveler reflects on paying the price for mastery in music magic and daily work. The text contrasts Kreisler Houdini Paderewski and a salesman to show excellence comes from lifelong effort and cost, not talent alone. The narrator resolves not to pay hotel rates yet embraces the idea that you get what you pay for.
In early Spartan history Athens sent a gouty schoolmaster Tyrtaeus to supply a general. The unlikely diplomat-turned-poet inspired Spartans with martial verse and by his poetry he forged a capable commander and rallied the troops.
The set of trivia covers twins, Bible word counts, a deep oil well near Wasco, canal ship limits, the Dauphin title in French history, pennantless teams, and election majorities. Notable facts include three types of twins, 3,566,480 Bible letters, a 15,004 foot well, Normandie and Queen Mary size limits, the Dauphin meaning, Browns as pennantless, and plurality versus majority definitions.
A step by step home recipe describes creaming butter and sugar, adding honey and egg yolks, alternating flour and milk, beating egg whites, and folding into batter. Bake two well greased pans for thirty minutes. Icing combines butter and powdered sugar with vanilla chocolate and honey for a spreadable finish.
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