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Newspaper
Mount Dora Topic
Location
Mount Dora, Florida, United States of America
Date
Feb 26, 1931
Page
4
The piece notes Sealed Sweet grapefruit juice served on the liner Leviathan as Florida Citrus juice aims to be a national drink. It cites University of Florida enrollment 2383 as a historic high and quotes Edison praising the phonograph for giving him greater thrill than other inventions.
A proposed 90 day divorce bill in Florida aims to become law if introduced in April. The measure would affect divorce timelines and procedural steps within the state court system.
The bill fixing forty four hours as the weekly working limit for postal employees was signed by President Hoover last week.
The celebration runs from February 22, 1932 to Thanksgiving Day, spanning nationwide events and commemorations.
The article notes an estimate that at least 60 000 people are employed in Florida's cit rus marketing agencies. It also reports a New York legislature vote defeating a resolution to bar married women from public offices as an unemployment measure.
Georgia emerged among the first states to publicize its appeal through advertising with General Oglethorpe using London newspapers in 1782 to tout climate and advantages.
In a Rotarians talk C. fT Lovett claimed the South could erect a wall so high no bird could fly over it and still thrive, stating the region has all essentials for human comfort and need.
The census lists New York City as the largest with 6,981,927 residents followed by Chicago 3,375,329, Philadelphia 1,964,430, Detroit 1, score 73,985, Los Angeles 1,233,561, Cleveland 990,430, St. Louis 822,032, Baltimore 801,741, Boston 787,271, and Pittsburgh 669,742. the figures show the 10 most populous cities and their ranks.
An Associated Press dispatch recalls years ago when thousands in Greece faced hardship and American Red Cross relief. The Greek government has coordinated with the Red Cross to provide currants enough to make thirteen thousand cookies for the affected people.
A Georgia bill aims to curb truck and bus size and weight, limit trailers, and regulate packing to boost road safety. Similar moves are expected in other states as private automobile owners fund roads and seek protection from heavy vehicles. The Florida division of the AAA plans related proposals for the upcoming legislature.
The Atlanta Constitution reports a wartime style controversy over cornpone dunking versus crumbling in potlikker. Governor Long of Louisiana favors dunking, with many supporters, while crumbling is favored by a loyal southerner and others who deem dunking bad manners.
An ambitious national cathedral on Mount Saint Alban rises in the capital, surpassing European landmarks in scope. Its 107 foot taller central tower, Bethlehem stones, and 800 statues frame a project tied to Woodrow Wilson and a February 22, 1932 commemoration for Washington's 200th birthday with 27,000 seats.
The Tin Can Tourists of the world hold their home-going Convention in Dade City with a week devoted to major entertainment projects. The American Legion participates in related activities as part of the gatherings.
The Business and Professional Women's Club Kiwanis Club Dade City merchants and other organizations join to make the Tin Can Tourists week a standout event in the annals of the group.
Discussion grows on merging county offices to eliminate duplication and save millions. Advocates argue reduced government costs ease burdens on taxpayers and improve efficiency through consolidation.
The National Juice Corporation will ship six carloads of orange juice from its Tampa plant on March 1. At the same time advertisements will inform the public about frozen sunshine from Florida. The firm is a subsidiary of National Dairy Products Corp and is spending one million dollars on the venture.
A proposed Nebraska law aims to reduce crashes by prohibiting drivers from holding any person or object on their lap while driving on public highways. The measure, if enacted, would outlaw lap holds as an operating vehicle distraction.
A Tampa Tribune reader asks why Florida marmalade is unavailable in New York after enjoying its flavor during a visit. The letter frames as evidence of untapped marketing opportunities for Florida products beyond the state.
Governor Alfalfa Bill Murray of Oklahoma clashes with the state general assembly over his relief bill. He vows to veto any measure restoring officials and threatens impeachment and a dramatic roll call as the debate intensifies. He declares, pass that bill and be damned.
The Crockett California Signal defends gun ownership against crime reframers. It questions the effectiveness of stricter firearm laws and suggests citizens may need arms as crime by gangs and machine gun thugs rise.
The piece recalls wagon trains crossing vast plains facing weather, river crossings, hunger, and Indian attacks. It links pioneer endurance to modern American ideals, citing Daniel Beard and the Boy Scouts as living echoes of that pioneering spirit and values like courage, preparedness, and leadership.
Mr. A. J. Abel of Eustis has established a Singer Sewing Machine agency serving Eustis Tavares Umatilla and Mount Dora. The filing will interest housewives of Mount Dora and a notice appears elsewhere in this issue.
We express heartfelt gratitude for the flowers sympathy and kindness shown to us after the death of our husband and father Emma F Eckholdt and family Frank and Walter Eckholdt and families
Sunday school at 10 00 a m led by Mr Nimnicht. Rev Dr Haines preaches at 11 00 a m. The pastor preaches at 7 30 p m. Young people meet in the Ep Uae at 6 30 led by Mr Bishop.
Sunday school in all departments at 9 45 a m with sermon by the pastor. B Y P U meets at 6 45 p m followed by Evangelistic song and preaching and a served 7 30 p m good music and singing. All are welcome.
The Community Church announces Bible school at 10:00 a.m. Preaching at 11:00 a.m. Young People's Meeting at 6:30 p.m. Evening song service and talk on Russian Religious Life by Miss Affa W. Hubbell at 7:30 p.m. David B. Spencer is the pastor.
Corner Grove Street and Lemon Avenue hosts Sunday services at 11 a m with a 9 45 a m Sunday school. Wednesday testimonial meeting at 8 p m. Reading room open Tuesday and Saturday afternoons 2 4 in the church. All welcome.
The Recreation Committee chairman thanks helpers for a pot luck dinner and dance that benefited the Community Building social rooms both socially and financially. The next Tourist Club dancing party will be held in the building on Saturday evening February 28th. All are invited.
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