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Newspaper
Mount Dora Topic
Location
Mount Dora, Florida, United States of America
Date
Dec 17, 1936
Page
4
A mash of adages, slogans, and local notes outlines opinions on politics, fashion, health, and agriculture. It cites Florida outlooks from St Louis Globe and Tampa Tribune, mentions infantile paralysis fund drives, and includes scattered names and phrases about public life and manners.
A Florida laboratory at Winder Garden advances uses of citrus by products with wine, cordials, syrups, and oil leading to commercial goods. Studies include strawberry syrups from culled berries and non citrus crops. the Fort Lauderdale and Sarasota building trends show growth. A warning from Walter Lippmann urges caution to prevent a boom turning to disaster along with the 30th annual Christmas Seal Sale opening on Thanksgiving Day to fight tuberculosis.
Fragments reveal a chatter about political influence, newspaper sway, and election tactics. Mentions Governor, a candidate named Fred, and discussions of unemployment relief as a broader context. The narrator muses on how media and politics intertwine and how payoffs and guarantees influence voters.
Local society column lists Misses McEwen and McLucas alongside Eve Brown and Mesdemes Byron Reiff in a community notice. Ralph Osborn Raiph Battle and Willem Shedd mentioned in attendance or association.
A church invites all who have no regular home to join services and fellowship. The message emphasizes inclusivity, welcoming visitors and new attendees to the congregation’s programs.
The text debates the king ignoring the English Church stance against divorce, warning two risks. It suggests dictatorial use of will and a fall in home standards if leaders fail to model consistent living, urging adherence to social norms.
A church gathers weekly at Lake Franklin Park on Hossiter Street with worship on Sundays and Bible study. Services include preaching from 11 to 12 a.m. and Sunday evening preaching, plus Thursday prayer and praise meetings. Evangelion J O Barnes invites all to attend.
The Central Florida Exposition announces the 27th annual Orlando fair February 15 to 20 1937. The event will cover more departments and award larger sums for 4H club boys and girls with five pages in the new premium list.
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