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Newspaper
Mount Dora Topic
Location
Mount Dora, Florida, United States of America
Date
Dec 28, 1939
Page
4
In Mount Dora flame mounts over name spelling as locals defend the official Mount Dora designation. Critics say MT. DORA misleads visitors and misrepresents the town centered on Lake Dora. A local Chamber mail addressed to Mr Dora highlights the issue.
A rapid response guide outlines actions to take during a vehicle fuel fire. Stop ignition and lights, evacuate passengers, and use a fire extinguisher if available. Smother flames with a cover if no extinguisher, or use sand or dirt. Do not spray water. Wait to drive until the cause is analyzed and report the incident to a supervisor.
Interest in Florida surges as hotels travel agents and incentive firms report strong demand for literature and information on the state. The State Exhibit has planted Florida in the public mind, shaping minds and actions about the state.
An optimistic Florida column urges towns to advertise opportunities for small investors and newcomers. It cites interest from Hollywood film people, professionals, and brokers, and calls for welcoming newcomers to boost local commerce, housing, and services. It quotes a Tampa editorial on American freedom and a hopeful new year.
Classified snippet offers a 1939 DeLuxe Plymouth sedan with 1000 miles, financed, asking buyers to call 3305 or see Whaley. Also reads disjointed phone-like entries and a glove found note amid unrelated prose praising American resolve and faith.
A Canadian article condemns rumors harming Canada’s tourist industry. It argues visitors from the United States face no border levies or gun confiscations amid war conditions and urges authorities to counter false whispers aimed at Canada’s interests.
The article urges photographers to capture harvest scenes on farms and rural areas during autumn. It highlights cloud formations, sun bursts, fall foliage, and color filming opportunities in orchards. It also offers tips for group hikes, attire with bright colors, and closeups of seasonal work to illustrate the season's spirit.
Delegates at the County Soil Conservation Association convention elected A L Truskett of Montverde as president. J P Lynch of Groveland was named vice president with J H Kauffman of Grand Island as county committee member. Alternate members are Byron E Herlong and L W English. Colonel C E Lester oversees program details in Lake County.
Outdoor outings and picnics benefit from high speed film four times as fast as daylight film. Use it for late afternoon shots or in shady spots like a picnic grove to capture clear pictures with less light.
A note of holiday cheer reads many friends both white and colored a very Merry Christmas and a happy and prosperous New Year from Uly Lott Colored Principal.
Guidance on creating balanced meals with variety and contrast. Emphasizes not repeating foods, avoiding repetition of preparation, using color texture and flavor contrasts, limiting sugars and fried foods, including leftovers in new forms, and placing rich desserts with lighter meals. Encourages one strong flavored item per meal and one dessert per meal.
The notice invites attendance at 7 45 p m evening services and 7 45 p m Thursday prayer meet by the Ladies Bible association.
Regular services held each Sunday at 11 a.m. and 7 p.m. Sunday School begins at 10 a.m. Prayer meeting is Thursday at 7:30 p.m. Come and worship with us.
An annual message expresses gratitude to Almighty God and the Mount Dora community for cooperation across races and sectors. The speaker praises white citizens, local businesses, the Chamber of Commerce, the post office, and public servants for their service. He especially commends the post office staff for Christmas season efficiency and urges continued civic pride.
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