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Newspaper
Mount Dora Topic
Location
Mount Dora, Florida, United States of America
Date
Sep 26, 1935
Page
3
Arthur Stires of House and Garden emphasizes homeowners overlook depreciation costs on residences and the value of timely repainting. He warns dilapidation spreads from chalked surfaces to structural exposure and urges early painting before weather damage and rising costs.
Nelson Rounsevelt publisher of the Panama American faces libel accusations from Army units amid claims of injurious reporting. Officials urge review of press coverage and potential legal action.
Henry P. Fletcher argues the Constitution cannot cover New Deal social policy. He accuses President Roosevelt of preferring the New Deal over the Constitution, claiming the President swore to uphold the fundamental law but pursues a different policy. He says the New Deal seeks to pervert or subvert the Constitution and vows readiness to meet the challenge.
Lesson from Third Epistle of John emphasizes hospitality and fellowship. It presents John’s portrait as the beloved disciple, his temperate yet intense nature, and the church's tensions through Diotrephes and Demetrius. Gaius receives traveling evangelists. Diotrephes opposes them. Demetrius bears a trustworthy reputation.
General Smuts argues that any African war near British borders could affect Sudan and Egypt. He warns that Italy's invasion of Ethiopia may trigger widespread racial tensions between whites and blacks across Africa, altering European-African relations.
Dr Nicholas Murray Butler argues taxes should be fair and based on ability to pay with broad exemptions to curb government waste. He warns that using tax power to punish individuals or groups or to push social or political upheaval threatens core American principles.
The article argues that the Constitution should not bar action on the AAA program and urges amendments to ensure agricultural equality with other groups. It states amendments may be necessary to make the Constitution a living instrument aligned with current national security and justice needs.
Gen Sir Henry Page Croft condemns lighthearted suggestions to close the Suez canal to Italy. He warns such talk is irresponsible as Britain would be forced to use its fleet, noting Italy would resist any move cutting off its army’s supplies.
Senator from Idaho argues against bills that will increase expenditures beyond tax revenue. He warns the unconscionable practice of passing expenses to future generations will seed waste and economic demoralization.
Stamp and stencil kit makes a small peasant cottage potholder with a surrounding fence. Finishes about 9 by 12 inches. colors are pre stamped and tinted with outlines required. Package A-11 includes material, container, binding, and instructions. postpaid 15 cents.
A brief moral maxim cites Tillotson on choosing kindness when injury begins, arguing no greater triumph exists than turning an insult into compassionate restraint. The quote reflects a Christian-humanist ethic of measured response over retaliation.
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