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Newspaper
Mount Dora Topic
Location
Mount Dora, Florida, United States of America
Date
Feb 23, 1939
Page
4
A printed collage notes reflections on progress and society in 1945 Florida. It cites the Florida Centennial in Tampa and wry observations on work desire and power, then reports Plant City shipments of over half a million pints of strawberries in a single week.
Barnum’s sentiment echoes as reports note strong sales of the new book How to Win at Stud Poker. The piece jokes that many people delight in learning things that do not concern them, a common commentary on curious onlookers.
The President has gone to watch the United States fleet in battle. This experience may aid his struggle with Congress upon his return.
Florida Governor Cone advocates keeping gambling to a minimum. The interview appears in the Atlanta Journal, noting limits on gambling activities and references to craps and IOUs linked to Olin Miller.
The Savannah Morning News reports plans for a Stephen Collins Foster memorial on the Suwannee River near White Springs Florida. The complex would feature an amphitheatre and carillon towers, joining existing commemorations in Dearborn Pittsburgh Bardstown and Waycross.
The piece argues that true popularity and influence come from respecting others intelligence and achievements. Appreciation begets appreciation and following the Golden Rule yields better results than any book or lecture.
Governor Cone, after months of illness and convalescence, reiterated that no new taxes will be needed to run the state during his term. He said the state is not four or five million dollars behind and urged cooperation to avoid new revenue. He stressed economical spending and asks the Legislature to enact cost-saving measures when it convenes in April.
The text notes the President has a fourth Supreme Court vacancy to fill and suggests a predicted additional vacancy would give him a majority on the court aligned with liberal views.
Secretary Perkins argues southern needs for footwear rely on strong output. January shoe production is estimated at 34,500,000 pairs, a 35 percent increase over the 1938 period, according to the Tanner's Council of America.
A reader recalls a case where a student carved initials on a new desk after it was unloaded for a new schoolhouse. The principal had the desk replaced and the student warned to avoid similar acts. The letter argues home and school should teach respect for public property and responsibility.
Florida planners describe the upcoming display at the World’s Fair as a grand, comprehensive showcase of the state's varied assets. They expect the event to attract millions and to leave a lasting positive impression that will boost Florida’s growth and prosperity for years.
Dr. Wilmon Newell, provost for agriculture at the University of Florida, named Man of the Year in Florida agriculture for 1938 by Progressive Farmer. The feature notes his 23 years heading the Florida State Plant Board, 18 years as dean of the College of Agriculture, and pivotal work in pest control, citrus canker eradication, American foulbrood defense, and rural extension.
Multiple state roads 22 5 36 23 13 44 18 17 3 164 183 39 2 29 10 21 25 have detours or closures. Traffic shifts affect Citrus Alachua Brevard DeSoto Pasco Volusia Polk Lee and Gulf counties with alternative routes via 5 36 23 75 57 194 and others. Detours emphasize paved routes and caution in construction zones.
Over the counter citrus juice sales at Florida chain drug stores rise by about 50 to 60 percent compared with prior periods, signaling strong demand for desk shelf citrus products across the state.
Estate sale notice seeks quick sale of a four bedroom dwelling on Lake Lucerne Orlando. Includes two sleeping porches two sun porches a large breakfast room and prime location. Owner’s representative Pe O. Box 2136 Orlando Florida.
For winter visitors the ad offers two fully furnished homes in Mount Dora, ready for year round use. Applicants can view by appointment and compare costs to current rent or hotel stays. Box 50, care TOPIC.
A concise note lists produce to use now in Florida including broccoli, Chinese cabbage, Italian green sprouting broccoli, celery, and citrus. It notes broccoli and Chinese cabbage are plentiful this season and suggests serving Chinese cabbage raw with French dressing. It also provides a grapefruit pineapple marmalade recipe with steps and temperatures.
Producers of the motion picture engage four Southern authorities on Old South customs to recreate settings and language with accuracy. They cast Vivien Leigh as Scarlett O Hara, expecting her English background to aid a convincing Southern accent.
The notice lists services and programs at 10:00 and 11:00 with a sermon on the Tree Folk followed by an evening musical program. H N Gallie of Eustis will present a history of Church music. Wednesday features a Community Sing at 7:00 and Devotional Service at 7:30 with no entertainment. Friday brings the Annual Fourth Quarterly Conference at 7:30. all are welcome.
9 45 a m Bible School led by superintendent C M Hall followed by 11 00 a m Morning Worship with theme How We May Have a Great Revival. At 6 30 p m B T U directed by Miss Suzanne and 7 30 p m Evening Worship titled How We May Become Shy Evening Prayer Meeting.
Andee Melrose Bredve D D Pastor Florence Gilbert Hanscom Bible School at 10 A M 11 00 a m Topic The Place and Man of Sacrifice in Religious A warm welcome awaits all who choose to worship with us.
Church of Christ announces services at Lake Franklin Park on Sanford Road. Bible School 2 30 P M Worship every Lord s Day preaching by W A Cameron of St Petersburg on the second Sunday at 3 0 P M and by Chestrue of Ocoee on an adjacent Sunday at 3 30 P M.
The Church of God Pentecostal Liberty Street invites worshipers to regular services Sundays at 11 am and 7 pm. Sunday School starts at 10 am. A prayer meeting is held Thursday at 7 30 pm. Pastor Rev J C Thompson encourages attendance.
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