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Newspaper
Mount Dora Topic
Location
Mount Dora, Florida, United States of America
Date
Jan 14, 1932
Page
2
Florida proclaims Tarpon Springs offers a sturdy leader while tourism surges and produce flows out. The piece notes prosperity and urban stress as contrasts to the idea of a Baker for president to ensure bread for the country.
In Tampa the cigar industry produced more than 500 million units in the previous year, reflecting strong mood and output in the local tobacco sector. The sizeable figure underscores continued activity and employment in the city's manufacturing hub.
Chicago positions itself to host the upcoming Democratic and Republican national conventions, underscoring its status as a premier political hub and windily efficient host city for major party gatherings.
A recent Orlando Sentinel item notes a Negro woman bit an officer, an event deemed newsworthy enough to place in a front-page box, illustrating the newsroom’s emphasis on unusual local confrontation.
Population based figures from State Forester Harry Lee Baker show Florida planted more memorial trees than any other state. In St Petersburg, school children reportedly planted over 2000 memorial trees as part of the observance marking Washington’s birth bicentennial.
The Times Union notes a village sense of community where neighbors meet at the drug store radio every evening at seven to share the program Amos n Andy. It contrasts with big cities where such intimate neighborly pleasure is often absent.
Charles G. Dawes, head of the U S disarmament delegation, told a congressional war investigation committee in a blunt speech that ending more waste hidden under noses would yield a much better government.
Florida farmers across several counties including DeSoto place winter watermelons in stores. The melons are said to be flavorful and have met with good sales, marking a notable seasonal harvest across the state.
The Mount Dora town officials elected have received wide publicity and begin with strong public regard. Voters anticipate steady progress as they manage debts and city administration, hoping for cooperation and constructive criticism to sustain the town’s reputation among Florida cities.
Steam propulsion for automobiles nears realization after successful tests claim elimination of clutch and gearbox with a single control arm. The motor could operate immediately without maintaining steam during halts, prompting questions about substitutes for the gasoline tax when widely adopted.
Roger Babson says conditions will improve and those who plan an aggressive advertising policy now will profit first. He argues courageous advertisers restore public confidence, stimulate buying, boost employment, and hasten general recovery.
A Met Life bulletin shows birth life expectancy at 46.63 years in 1911 rising to 51.14 in 1919 and 57.36 in 1930. The gains are credited to efficient state and local health authorities whose efforts made 1931 healthier than any prior period.
The event at Winter Haven from January 26 to 30 marks the 200th anniversary of Washington's birth with a great pageant and many entertainment features. Shows from the Canadian National Exhibition in Toronto and other attractions will debut at the festival, surpassing prior editions.
An upward trend in citrus fruit prices is forecast by C C Commander, a figures from the Flor...
Norman Crossley of Huddersfield town council says a 42 day fast with orange and grapefruit juice improved health reversing lumbago heart trouble and vision problems. He credits Florida orange juice packed with sunshine and ultra violet rays for his recovery and vigor.
Dr. Shirley Wynne, New York city health commissioner, urges broader milk use for well people. He notes milk is a nutritious daily food not a medicine, and says Florida milkmen should educate the public to promote milk as a general family staple for profit.
The International Conference on Disarmament will be held next month in a Swiss city on Lake Geneva. Nations spend billions on war while risking bankruptcy, and the conference aims to guarantee world peace and a lasting brotherhood of man for future generations.
The remark outlines a division of the country into dry South and West and wet East as part of a broader weather strategy. The speaker hints at a phased approach but offers no final actions or timeline.
The pastor preaches at 11:00 a m and 7 30 p m Sunday. Sunday school at 10:00 a m led by Mr Sidel. Epworth League devotional for young folks at 6 30 p m. Mid week service Wednesday at 7 30 p m. Ladies Aid meets Friday at 2 30 p m in the Annex. Public welcome. Strangers always welcome. James H Elder Pastor.
Evening service at 7 30 led by the C E Society with a sermon by Pastor David B Spencer Bible school at 10 a m Morning worship at 11 a m sermon by the pastor Young people's service at 7 p m Wednesday 7 30 p m mid week service series on international peace All are invited to attend these services. David B Spencer Pastor
Mid week service at seven p m. Sunday school at 9 45 a m in all departments. Morning worship at 11 a m Evangelistic service at 7 30 p m Pastor Matthew J Bouterse extends a cordial invitation to all to come and worship.
The piece lampoons the governor race with traders of hats and platform boasts. It notes two ex governors entering amid amateurs and jokes about the campaign roast. Tom Hammond and others appear in the satire as political figures and punch lines.
A lively column notes Lester W Jennings of Jacksonville seeks Washington bus times and tickets amid a flood of congressional candidates. The piece mocks passenger agents and political letters while urging readers to visit the editor and pay subscriptions.
Federal Land Commissioner Charles C Moore told Congressman R A Green the department will not discontinue the Gainesville Florida Land Office at this time Green urged retention citing over 20000 acres under its jurisdiction and upcoming lands Register George C Crom was praised for efficient management by the office serving Florida citizens.
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