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Newspaper
Mount Dora Topic
Location
Mount Dora, Florida, United States of America
Date
Feb 08, 1934
Page
5
A feature on a novel sailplane boat using parallel rules to control two hulls and skew movement for high speeds. It covers predicted speeds over 30 mph, ease of instruction for new operators, and safety gains. The piece also notes an electric boat showing with a wrist control, long battery life, and a simple oar motor model for youths.
Girl Scouts gathered Monday in Educational Hall for a splended meeting. Captain Burkhart opened the session and Dr. Takahashi spoke on Japan and China. A drill and songs followed. A surprise party honored Sister Simpson on her upcoming birthday with cake and ice cream. Natalie Spilky, Scribe.
The Tourist Club plans a Picnic at Rock Springs on Friday February 9. Fried fish and coffee will be supplied. attendees should bring their own lunches plates utensils and cups. Meet at the Community Building at 1 PM for car pooling led by Mr. Peabody and Rev. Miller with about 100 expected attendees.
Hints to Housewives presents liver recipes detailing broiling and cooking methods followed by guidance on agricultural production controls. Farmers in Florida must show no intent to increase basic commodity output to secure short term farm loans, per statements from Wm I Myers.
Dr. A. F. Camp head of the Horticultural Department at the Florida Experiment Station will discuss Flowering Trees for Florida on state radio WRUF Gainesville next Wednesday February 14 at 6 pm. The talk will be read by a garden club member over WJAX Jackson WCOA Pensacola and WQAM.
The Florida Agricultural Extension Service says the corn hog reduction campaign will start this week with payments to farmers on contract acceptance by the Secretary of Agriculture. Forty percent of hog benefits and fifty percent of corn benefits will be paid promptly, with general sign up increasing state cash benefits. Farmers must reduce both corn and hogs produced and provide records of acreage and hog sales from Dec 1 1931 to Dec 1 1933.
Mr. Thomas Barber, passenger agent of the Merchants and Miners company, notes Mount Dora visits and a very satisfactory business. He cites rising south bound water travel each season and new low fares boosting winter visitors, with attractive auto rates for passenger pairs increasing arrivals.
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