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Newspaper
Mount Dora Topic
Location
Mount Dora, Florida, United States of America
Date
Aug 14, 1930
Page
3
The Zellwood community hears a sermon stressing fathers’ role with their boys and warning against neglect. A touching story from the pastor and various local residents share news of moves, visits, and family updates in a bustling parish and town notice.
Residents and visitors populate a bustling week in Tavares with Daytona Beach trips, family visits in Alabama and Georgia, road trips to Orlando, Waynesville, and St. Augustine, and gatherings at local homes. General P Summerall also stops by, meeting friends in DeLand.
Wednesday guest at the Duncan home accompanied to Jacksonville by Judge and Mrs. E M Talley and Mr and Mrs W J Rogers. Walton Hunter returns from Gainesville summer school to spend a month with his parents J W and Mrs J W Hunter. W L Duncan visited Daytona Beach for the weekend. June McCranie visits Tavares. the family plans a September move. Mrs W J Rogers and Carl Duncan visit Orlando. J W Hunter in Mount Dora. Conger Barker and Carolyn and Dorothy shop in Tampa.
G Albert DeVane manager of 640 acres for Lake Placid Land Co urged cutting cultivation at Farmers Week radio address citing soil moisture preservation and improved nitrogen. He outlined a switch to cover crops such as Crotalaria with staged mowing and targeted fertilization reducing overall costs and boosting early rainy season growth.
Florida entomologist J R warns truck farmers to fight root-knot nematodes and seed-eating ants in seedbeds before fall crops. He outlines chemical treatments using sodium cyanide and ammonium sulfate, cautions about hydrocyanic acid gas, notes cost and soil benefits, and mentions Crotalaria as a nematode destroyer.
A Battle Creek physician notes constipation causes misery but Rexall Orderlie tablets offer relief by drawing water into the bowel. The product claims to produce a gentle natural movement without habit or increasing dose. Sold for 25 cents at Rexall Drug Stores including Mount Dora Pharmacy.
A vintage household note outlines a frugal four person dinner plan. It suggests a dollar dinner habit, details a recipe using baked bean dishes with shrimp and cream, and ends with a pear and Roguefort salad served with crisp crackers.
Construction starts at the Continental Can Company plant at Sixteenth Street and the Southern railway in preparation for installing machinery to manufacture cans.
This store aims to satisfy customers with patient capable sales staff and a mood of real service. Buyers seek worldwide fashion and harmonious home furnishings while offering help with apparel problems home decoration and wedding family needs. Additional services include charge accounts Better Homes Club Plan tea room fur storage rest room and check room for convenience.
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