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Newspaper
Mount Dora Topic
Location
Mount Dora, Florida, United States of America
Date
Sep 26, 1935
Page
5
Arthur Stires urges homeowners to factor depreciation costs into upkeep and warns that delayed painting leads to higher expenses. He notes dilapidation in many houses and urges inspection of chalking surfaces, moisture, and damaged exterior features. Now is a good time for painting with favorable prices.
China announces plans to build forty eight thousand nine hundred eighty six mass education schools next year. The program aims to expand nationwide access to basic education and literacy.
Nelson Rounsevell publisher of the Panama American was accused by Army men in a libel case. The report notes the dispute centers on published material deemed damaging to military reputation.
Henry P. Fletcher, chairman of the Republican National Committee, argues that the Constitution cannot be stretched to cover New Deal socialistic politics. He accuses President Roosevelt of preferring the New Deal over preserving the Constitution and declares a readiness to meet the challenge to fundamental law.
General Smuts argues that European powers must not meddle in Europe while Africa faces a border conflict. He warns that Italy’s invasion of Ethiopia could trigger widespread racial tensions across Africa, affecting British held territories and altering European-African relations.
Butler argues taxation should be fair and based on ability to pay with minimal exemptions to foster tax consciousness among voters. He warns that taxing to punish individuals or to push economic social or political aims threatens fundamental American principles.
The piece argues some oppose the AAA using Constitutional defense, contending the Constitution should not block action on agriculture. It insists amendments may be needed to make the Constitution a living instrument rather than a relic, for justice and national security.
Gen Sir Henry Page Croft criticizes calls to close the Suez canal to Italy as irresponsible and dangerous. He argues Britain lacks a rival naval power capable of such action and warns Italy would defend its supply routes if pressured by naval moves.
Idaho senator William E Borah warns that pending bills will require heavier spending than the tax bill funds allow and will burden future generations with costly unwarranted expenditures. He condemns the practice of passing expenses to children and grandchildren as wasteful and demoralizing.
Lesson outlines the Third Epistle of John, focusing on Gaius hospitality, Diotrephes pride, and Demetrius good report. It traces John the Apostle as author, his character, and key incidents including care for Jesus mother, zeal for truth, and the church life shown through hospitality and reception of traveling preachers.
A brief quotation from Tillotson on noble victory noting that true victory lies in beginning kindness when injury starts, elevating moral conduct over retaliation.
Charming little peasant cottage potholder kit with fence motif fits in a pocket. Finished piece about 9 by 12 inches. stamped colors only require outlining. includes linene material, binding, and instructions. Postpaid 15 cents from Women Craft Co Dept A St Louis MO.
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