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Newspaper
Mount Dora Topic
Location
Mount Dora, Florida, United States of America
Date
Apr 25, 1930
Page
4
Friends of Mrs. Ralph Gore editor of the Lake County Citizen of Tavares regret to hear she is in Orange General Hospital Orlando for a major operation. Classified ads note subscription prices in advance and single copies, with posting details for Mount Dora, Florida.
The note requests subscribers verify the paper label or wrapper and report any errors to ensure the mailing list is correct. It emphasizes exactness so copies arrive regularly and promptly.
Reports from Miami say business houses will open later and close earlier in summer to give both employers and employees more time for recreation. The idea, aimed at Florida cities like Miami St. Petersburg and Mount Dora, argues shorter hours are practicable during summer.
The Waterways Committee of the Florida State Chamber of Commerce plans a weekend visit to Mount Dora to survey inland waterways. Residents are urged to support and cooperate in developing waterways that could boost tourism, commerce, fishing, and regional unity across central Florida.
The article argues advertising locally is the best way to attract business and stresses that success depends on thoughtful, consistent, and well informed campaigns. It notes civic goodwill, timing with customer needs, and reminding readers of local options to keep spending at home.
Three Easter poems celebrate spring events with imagery of thaw and renewal. The verse notes deathly air yielding to life as snowdrops and crocuses push through cold ground. Messengers whisper of God and the season's rebirth as signs of hope.
The poem depicts Dean Buell at dawn on Easter morning with a sunlit cross crowned spire and bells proclaiming Christ is arisen. It portrays the cross as a luminous symbol of infinite love guiding the world to the news that Death is abolished and Life is brought to light.
A letter from an editor mocks a subscriber who cancelled his paper for whimsy. The piece muses on mortality and the editor's future obituary written for the man, noting how the living may forget even kind words after death.
A collage of satirical observations on Florida politics crime and society includes a Florida gas move a Chicago jail term for branding a wife in jest a Capone brother arrest a joke on kissing and a jab at Ruth Bryan Owen plus a quip about Aimee MacPherson baptisms and a jab at radio operators and judges.
Ambitious residents avoid disorder and litter as night fades. They take action after seeing neighbors outdo them, lifting street living levels. The Ohio Building and Loan Association head notes progress on one street raises all boats. Readers admit neighbor improvements spur their own beautification efforts.
Sunday school at 10:00 with Mr Cooley presiding. Morning worship and sermon by Dr Christy of Eustis at 11:00. Epworth League at 6:30. Mid week service Wednesday at 7:30. James H Elder pastor.
Sunday school begins at 9 45 a m with a goal of 150 attendees The 11 a m morning worship includes a full order of service and sermon God Seeking a Bride The B Y P U starts at 6 45 p m and the evening service at 8 p m Rev Bouterse speaks on Gods Power and Promise All are welcome.
The Community Church led by Pastor D. B. Spencer lists Sunday School at 10 a.m. Morning Worship at 11 a.m. Christian Endeavor at 7 p.m. on April 27 with Flora Morley guiding the topic What Is A Useful Life. Midweek service is 7:30 p.m. and Friday activities at 2:30 p.m. on May 2 by the Ladies Aid Society.
The First Church of Christ Scientist in Eustis located at Corner Grove Street and Lemon Avenue offers Sunday services at 11 a m and a Sunday school at 9 45 a m. A testimonial meeting is held Wednesday evenings at 8 p m with reading room hours Tuesday and Saturday afternoons from 2 to 4 in the church building.
Rev and Mrs Elder attend the Annual Conference of the local Methodist Church in St. Cloud. The pastor reports growth with five new members last week after a baptism of three on Saturday. Easter services drew large crowds, with white lilies and a floral cross centerpiece decor creating a bright worship space.
The piece laments relentless pests threatening crops and highlights that American farmers spend millions yearly on control. Florida farmers share the burden, noting pests affect nearly every crop and demand constant vigilance and ready dusting gear. It argues pests shape farming standards and prices while urging persistent control measures.
Mount Dora Pharmacy promotes Adlerika a glycerin based laxative claiming relief from constipation in two hours by cleansing both upper and lower bowels. The ad touts gas sour stomach and headaches improved after a single spoonful and urges readers to try the product.
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