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Newspaper
Mount Dora Topic
Location
Mount Dora, Florida, United States of America
Date
Apr 14, 1932
Page
4
Published at Mount Dora Florida the notice states Pala er Renna subscription price for one year is 20 six months 15 cents a month or a word rate.
The new income tax law provides exemptions of 1500 dollars for single men, 2500 dollars for married couples, and 400 dollars for each dependent. This summary notes the basic deduction figures and chart of eligibility.
In a nationwide effort to place jobless workers, Florida has secured work for approximately 5,000 recipients. The initiative targets unemployed citizens and tracks progress across industries and regions. Local officials welcomed the milestone amid ongoing outreach.
A brief telecommunication cue directs callers to the World's Fair office in Chicago using the code Victory 1933 and hears a voice promising a Century of Progress. The line hints at promotional messaging tied to the fair.
The celery farmers of Seminole county prepare a large Farmers Day in Sanford on May 12 featuring a street parade free barbecue sport events and a street dance at night for the community celebration.
A Quotation from Confucius argues that attire expresses the inner self rather than mere fabric. Silk and linen robes become external types of the wearer’s inner being, signaling cultivated taste or its lack.
The St Petersburg Independent released its entire home edition on April 1 due to the sun failing to shine before press. It marked the first free issue in 486 days, the longest stretch of sunshine since the offer began 21 years ago.
A reflection from Greenleaf's New York Journal dated May 30 1795 laments the loss of fathers and grandfathers manners and criticizes the bad behavior of contemporary youth urging alignment with the past model conduct.
The article argues that many congressmen neglect duties and fail to attend sessions, jeopardizing quorum during vital tax bill discussions. It notes some members are unavailable, collecting salaries while absent, reducing participation in legislative work.
The article recalls a petition by birds to state legislators highlighting their role in pest control and beauty. It notes the legislature granted the request and discusses local efforts to beautify Mount Dora city hall grounds, with the Garden Club leading improvements between City Hall and the Community Building.
Residents recall Coolidge during his six week stay and were surprised to learn he faced a $2500 obligation for talking too much. The note reflects a famed silenced stance and a humorous charge tied to public speaking in the period.
The article notes large flocks returning this season and the joy of those who feared their absence. It recommends offering grain or crumbs and water to attract the birds, promising pleasant songs near homes throughout the day.
Arthur Brisbane praised Florida during a recent visit calling its scenery unrivaled in America. He extolled the bright sky blue waters and prolific flowers, saying Venice and the French Riviera pale beside Florida and its flowering vines draping over homes.
Kiwanians of Georgia organize a campaign to boost cotton use during May through summer. Over 2000 club members will wear cotton suits, including the Georgia delegation to the Kiwanis Convention in Detroit. A shrinkage free cotton cloth will aid men’s clothing promotion via press and film.
Sunday school at 10:00 a.m. Mr Side conducts services as pastor at Conference. Epworth League meets 6:30 p.m. Samuel C. Peacock speaks at 7:30 on A Bird's Eye View of the Prohibition Situation with five topics. Mid week service at 7:30 p.m. Pastor James H Elder.
Young people's meeting at 6:30 p m until further notice Bible school at 10:00 a m morning worship at 11:00 a m sermon by the pastor young people's service at 7:00 p m mid week discussion on international peace Wednesday 7 30 p m all are invited to attend Pastor David B Spencer
Pastor Matthew J. Bouterse leads mid week service Wednesday at 7 p m Sunday school by departments at 9 45 a m morning worship at 11 a m evangelistic service at 7 30 p m The church extends a cordial invitation to all to come and worship.
The Christian Science weekly Lesson-Sermon centers on the Doctrine of Atonement. Golden Text from Hebrews 9:28 speaks of Christ bearing sins and returning to salvation. Romans 5:1 11 provides justification by faith and peace with God through Jesus Christ. The Science and Health excerpt notes Jesus reconciling man to God and revealing Love as the divine Principle that redeem s mankind from matter sin and death by Spirit’s law.
The town observes Be Kind To Animals Week from April 17 to 28 to remind residents to care for pets year round. In Mount Dora dogs should be kept under control and given exercise, fresh water, and proper feeding. officers enforce dog laws humanely, returning owned dogs and humaneely disposing of unowned strays when needed.
The second annual Florida Commercial Forestry Conference meets in Ocala for a two day session starting tomorrow. A comprehensive program brings Dr. Charles H. Herty Ben Wand Harry Lee Baker and Ripley Bowman among the speakers to discuss vital forestry development and fire prevention measures for the state.
A Mount Dora era recap notes a crash at Fifth Avenue and Clayton Street injuring four youths including Orrin Barker and Hershel Evans as George Otis Singleton involved. The Mount Dora tourist club closes season with rent payment for Baptist Tabernacle. Art Leaguers host at Lamoreux home. King's Daughters entertain. Mormonism lecture summarized. embroidery demo. trips north noted. Yacht club season ends with a Lake Dora picnic. Mount Dora Ball Club elects E E Truskett president and others. old fashioned dance returns. Chamber raid clears un sightly signs citywide after mayoral conference.
Miss Doris Camp returned from the State P. T. A. Convention at Clearwater where she served as a registered delegate for Howey-in-the-Hills P. T. A. and teaches third and fourth grades. She reports the meeting as the most successful state gathering yet and notes Florida P. T. A. membership up by 1,467 to a total of 25,800 in 389 associations.
A letter exchange features two New Englanders including a Massachusetts banker who sends a clipped Boston Globe weather excerpt. The note laments enduring bitter cold with wind that stabs the face, describing the harsh winter conditions and the speaker’s stubborn endurance.
A cordial real booster contributes to his city by taking pleasure in developing it and supporting local progress through active, positive efforts.
A regional dialogue argues for a temperate climate over New England's harsh coast. The speaker touts a yearlong outdoor life, sunshine and beauty, while noting many residents hail from the north and west. The banker friend contemplates joining, with a playful farewell to the north.
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