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Newspaper
Mount Dora Topic
Location
Mount Dora, Florida, United States of America
Date
Jan 02, 1930
Page
5
A collection of party recipes and serving ideas including stuffed olives, mushroom patties, hot cheese sandwiches, pineapple salad supreme, and scalloped eggs with olives. Instructions cover butter flour roux bases, milk, seasonings, and garnishes for a 1930s style buffet.
The article surveys spring fabric notes with emphasis on printed silks and cottons, strengthening silhouettes and varied motifs such as floral geometric and monotone effects. It lists colors from greens and cornflower to pink beige gray and purple, and notes silk line textures like crepes jacquards shantungs and rayon blends. Darwater oil drilling runs on Nevers Yerxa farm.
Florida fruit and vegetable growers rely on Bordeaux mixture. Dr. G F Weber of the Florida Experiment Station outlines stock solution preparation. Dissolve 50 pounds of blue stone in 50 gallons water, suspend in a barrel, lime solution slaked from 50 pounds lime rock to 50 gallons, or 100 pounds hydrated lime to 50 gallons.
A brief local note describes a community gathering in Two Springs to mend amenities and improve public spaces. Residents reorganize efforts and discuss funding options. No specific dates or figures are provided in the readable text.
Mrs Henrietta Wolf a Mount Dora resident died early December 20 1929 shortly after her eighty first birthday She was born in Germany December 19 1848 and came to Mount Dora from New York City with her daughter Martha Smith who cared for her Funeral services were held at the Johns Street home Sunday afternoon December 22 conducted by Rev D B Spencer and interment followed at Forest Cemetery
Jacksonville store Baker's Shoe Shop begins business at 114 Main Street offering women's footwear only.
Mount Dora Lodge No. 134 Knights of Pythias installed officers for the coming year at the regular meeting on Tuesday December 31. Elected were Chan cellor Commander W J Ferris Vice Chancellor Morgan Brantley Prelate E P Mosteller Master of Work J J Chapman Keeper of Record and Seal Master of Finance J E Sapp Master of Exchequer J R Williamson Master at Arms A A Adams Inner Guard W E Lackey Outer Guard E R Chamberlain Trustee H A Harold Grand Lodge Representatives Alternative L J Hackworth E F Harding Deputy Grand Chancellor W P Wingler.
WRUF the state broadcasting station will air a varied farm talk series next week from 1 to 1 30 Eastern Time on 830 kilocycles. The Florida Agricultural Extension Division outlines daily programs from January 4 to January 10 featuring.apiary and citrus talks hog and cattle topics town farming farming suggestions and a farm question box finale.
The Tourist Club hosts a Friday program at Community church featuring M. Fransonia Barbere, noted concert violinist and composer. Barbere, linked to Ysaye and other maestros, performs on three octave scales and teaches using the Belgian violin method emphasizing ear training and technique.
Sarasota newspaper titled Daily Times has been sold or ownership transferred, signaling a change in management and operations. The STARKE Gaiety Theatre building is undergoing remodeling, indicating ongoing investment and renovations in the local entertainment venue.
Federal authorities are examining complaints from northbound travelers about baggage delays and improper handling at the Florida Georgia line inspection point. The Florida State Chamber of Commerce reports Washington actions aim to speed inspections while preventing smuggling of fruit and other host products. Travelers are urged to cooperate to aid the inspection service.
Glenn Curtiss notes car safety hinges on all steel bodies and shatterproof glass. A test car with such body leaped and rolled six times with minor damage. Traffic growth raises demand for integral safety features as Tampa begins construction of a city airport and base while Key West reports new machinery at a fish-freezing plant.
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