Boy Scouts to Aid Arctic and Greenland Geological Expeditions
Two Sea Scout and Eagle Scout teams will spend a year on Greenland and New Hampshire expeditions. Max Demorest and Lone Pak Demorest join William Carlson to study meteorology and glaciers on Angmassalik Island with Eskimo guides, funded by Scandinavian American fellowship and Carnegie Institute. Morrill joins Moorehead and Hodges at Phillips Academy and Harvard to locate Indian relics in the Merrimack River Valley for the New Hampshire Historical Society.
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Greenland
Merrimack River
Boy Scouts of America
New York
James E. West
Max Demorest
Angmassalik
George W. Morrill, Jr
Concord
N. H
New Hampshire
Lone Pak
Demorest
Williams
Carlson
Arctic
Hobbs Greenland
Mt. Evans Observatory
Carnegie Institute
Harry Demorest
Max
Genesee
Iceland
Eagle Scout
Morrill
Warren K. Moorehead
Phillips Andover Academy
Percy Hodges
Harvard
New Hampshire Historical Society
Savings Are Steps Toward Financial Independence
A thrift essay by S. W. Straus emphasizes saving as a path to financial independence. He cites stories of a wealthy man who lives on interest and a seven-earner family that saved nothing, contrasting with smaller incomes that produced savings to guard against unemployment and hardship. The piece cites Franklin on money begetting money and urges starting to save regularly.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
S. W. Straus
American Society For Thrift
America
Benjamin ‘Franklin
Dependability promises from a long established Florida store
A Florida store outlines 35 years of prompt courteous dependable service and a future commitment to quality merchandise and sincere service. It pledges reasonable adjustments and quick, pleasant fulfillment of guarantees. The message emphasizes trustworthy practices to reassure customers and build a lasting reputation for value.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Florida
ZELLWOOD Notes on Travel and Local Happenings
A traveling report describes a drive to Zellwood with stops across towns including Jacksonville where crowds gathered outside a cinema. It notes building activity and business vigor, church attendance in Ocoee, vacations of Miss Ruth McEwen, dairy herd growth, family visits, and a Florida Humus Company manager’s return from Georgia and Tennessee.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hana
Jackson
Jacksonville
M. H. Guise
Florida Humus Company
Georgia
Tennessee
Fairs Provide Recreation Education and Farming Value
The National Association of Farm Equipment Manufacturers notes fairs county district or state offer both entertainment and real service for city and farmer alike. They celebrate ribbon winning livestock and prized needlework, showcase farm equipment, renew friendships, discuss crops and business, and review developments that may affect next year’s profits.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Judgmnet
National Association of Farm Equipment Manufacturers
Back Country Farming Needs Development in Florida
The piece argues that Florida’s back country farming areas, away from paved roads, should be developed as land near towns rises. Farmers face new challenges as farming moves back and agencies should continue aiding the back country, which has produced many national leaders.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
Paraffin Coat Shields Salt Shakers From Corrosion
A quick home remedy coats salt shaker interiors with melted paraffin to prevent corrosion. As the wax cools, a pin can be used to reopen the shaker holes. Mentioned places include B and B Grotey and the Virginian Cafe on West Main Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grotey and
West Main Street
Final Notice in Estate of Clarence E. Clough
The administratrix Jennie S. Gra presents to the Lake County Florida County Judge her final account for the estate of Clarence E. Clough deceased. She asks for final settlement and discharge as administratrix, dated June 20, 1930.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Florida
Clarence E. Clough
Lake County
Jennie S. Gra
George E. Ee
George E. Twitchell
Stanley D. Twitchell
Wise Boat Works boosts Mount Dora small industry appeal
In Mount Dora a new boat building plant, Wise Boat Works, emerges as a growing local industry alongside the citrus packing plant. The piece praises founder Wise and Adeline, notes the town’s boating access, and urges residents to support the firm while contrasting Orlando’s bond notes with Mount Dora’s balanced budget and self-sustaining electric plant.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mount Dora
Wise Boat Works
United States
Mr. Wise
Adeline
Mount Dora’s
P. S
Orlando
Florida
F. T
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RADIO
Zellwood
The
Methodist Church
Ocoee
J. Sessler Gardner
E. W
A. R. King
R. W. Vincent
Mary Henson
A. P. Whitman
Ruth McEwen
Meike
Alive Lewis
Adolph
William Wicker
Mrs. Wicker
Coleman
Lewis Hague
Homme cc. Neumene
Hale & White Cash Grocery
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