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Mount Dora Topic

Location

Mount Dora, Florida, United States of America

Date

Jul 24, 1930

Page

4

How to be Happy though Hot and the All Expense Tours

A satirical note on a Florida to north and west tour offer while noting a hot spell. The Orlando Reporter-Star headline misspells Sydney date reflecting a cold in the make-up room. The only man against adjournment in Washington is National Committee Chairman Claudius Huston who vows to stay at his post.

Orlando Reporter-Star Sydney Florida Washington National Committee Claudius Huston

Three Lake County papers show prosperity in editor vacations

The Clermont Press editor Don Lochner, Eustis Lake Region editor Marc Brewster, and Mount Dora Topic editors the Kellers are on vacation, yet Lake County papers remain prosperous and active.

Lake County Don. Lochner Clermont Press Marc Brewster Eustis Lake the Kellers Mount Dora

Byrd At The South Pole Inspirational Line Highlighted

A review praises the moving picture Byrd At The South Pole and notes a memorable line urging youth that heroes can be made in science as well as war. The message emphasizes adventurous minds can gain fame and fortune through scientific achievement.

Byrd South Pole

Tree-sitting endurance contests spark new views on unemployment era

The piece notes that during unemployment times a rising trend of tree-sitting endurance challenges appears nationwide. It hints that participants may gain new perspectives when they eventually descend and rejoin daily life, implying broader social shifts.

Reprint letter critiques Florida fit with humor

A California writer to the Winter Park Herald editor discusses a letter’s last word fleas being changed to mosquitoes. He notes the Florida fit and suggests the swap would add a serious angle amid humor, prompting readers to think.

California Winter Park Florida

Florida 4-H Champion Florence Smock Receives National Notice

Eustis in Lake County and Florida gain favorable publicity as Florence Smock is named the nation's healthiest girl. The piece notes that a 4-H Club champion must excel in Head Heart Hand and Health across all departments.

Eustis Lake County Florida Florence Smock

Clean and Green Slogan Sparks Mount Dora Beautification Effort

The Mount Dora Park Commission adopts the slogan Clean and Green urging civic groups to adopt similar mottos. The writer praises this ethic and notes home gardens will provide bright spots of color through flowers grown by residents.

Mount Dora’ Park

Providence Has Done Something About Florida Weather

A Florida weather tribute argues the state offers the best summer climate in the nation. It notes year round breezes from the ocean or gulf, with July heat offset by summer rains and cooler back to pleasant mid eighty highs, calling Florida the most comfortable and safest place in summer.

Florida Providence North Middle West

Florida Woods and Waters magazine promotion for Florida sportsmen

A Florida Department of Game and Fresh Water Fish produced summer issue highlights include articles by S. W. Partridge, C. C. Woodward, Ruth Bryan Owen, and B. S. Hamilton. Features cover fishing on Dead Lakes, hid den Lake Game Preserve, and the Second Annual National Black Bass Tournament with rich illustrations.

Florida Dead Lakes S. W. Partridge Harry E. Fitzgerald Hidden Lake C. C. Woodward Ruth Bryan Owen Lake and Hill Lake County B. S. Hamilton Leesburg

Florida mention in a Winter Park Herald readers note

A reader letter printed in Will M. Trear's Publisher's Column in the Winter Park Herald cites M. I. Stewart, president of Stewart-Taylor Company of Duluth Minnesota, as a source expected to be familiar to many readers.

Will M. Trear The Winter Park Herald M. I. Stewart Stewart- Taylor Company, Advertising Specialists Duluth, Minn Herald

My California by Will M. Cressy

A humorous nostalgic monologue about loving California yet appreciating nationwide origins. The speaker laments land ownership dreams, and contrasts a California ranch life with a collage of American goods, cities, and cultural touchstones from many states and countries.

California Will M. Cressy

Last Man's Club Sees Final Toast and Farewell

The 87 year old Civil War veteran Charley Lockwood, last remaining member of the Last Man's Club, drinks the final toast to his departed comrades. He recalls the 1885 gathering, seals the last bottle, and donates it to the Stillwater library. The era ends as future generations carry on patriotism and education.

Charley Lockwood Stillwater, Minn

Beware of false economy and tax relief schemes

The piece argues workers deserve fair pay and warns against clever but flawed tax cut plans proposed by irresponsible figures. It stresses the value of labor and the risk of reductions based on incorrect premises.

Florida Notes Echo Stage Life Through Headlines

A collage of quotes and wry observations on politics Florida census hops and prohibition pervades the page. It juggles headlines about Congress naval treaty Florida editors and endearing quips from readers and writers.

Critique of the boom era's public salaries and office hiring

The piece argues that salary levels in the boom era created bloated offices and poor hiring. It notes taxes wouldn't fall materially if money paid to public servants were saved and laments that low salaries attract lesser qualified or merely wealthy appointees who pursue self interest rather than public service.

Optimism in Business Messages

A historical note argues that when business is bad advertising should rise not only for immediate returns but to restore public confidence and moral obligation for firms to aid economic recovery. It emphasizes trust as essential to future growth and market resilience.

Church Announce Min es Rev Witty Preach and Sunday Services

Rev Witty will preach Thursday and Friday evenings at 8:00. Sunday July 27 features sermons at 11:00 am and 7:30 pm, with Sunday school at 9:45 am led by Mr Nimnicht. Epworth League at 6:30 pm. Mid week service Wednesday at 7:30 pm. James H Elder, pastor.

Witty Nimnicht Epworth League

First Baptist Church Sunday Schedule and Program

The church announces a 9:45 Sunday school led by Mr. R. H. Collins, 11:00 preaching by Rev. F. W. Overhiser, 6:45 B Y P U meetings, and 8:00 service with the W M S in charge. Program includes devotional by Rev. C G Wells, offertory, special music by Mrs. C M Brown, and an inspirational address Every Man In His Own Tongue by Mrs. Williams.

R. H. Collins F. W. Overhiser C. G. Wells C. M. Brown Williams

Community Church Ladies Aid Porch Party Planned

Mrs. R. N. White extends hospitality at her home corner Helen street and 8th Avenue for the Community church Ladies Aid Society July porch party on Wednesday July 30 from 3 to 5 p m.

R. N. White Helen Street 8Th Avenue Ladies Aid Society of Community Church

First Church of Christ Scientist Eustis Information

Corner Grove Street and Lemon Avenue lists weekly services Sunday 11 a m Sunday school 9 45 a m testimonial meeting Wednesday 8 p m reading room open Tuesday and Saturday 2 4 in the church all are welcome

Corner Grove St Lemon Avenue

Advertising to Restore Confidence in a Downturn

The Leesburg Commercial argues that morale drives prosperity and that business bears responsibility to boost confidence. It urges trade and advertising even in hard times, offering optimistic messages and concrete opportunities for saving or obtaining desirable goods on favorable terms to speed an upturn.

Leesburg

News From Captain Hurlburt From Hamilton Inn

Captain Hurlburt writes from the Hamilton Inn in Lake Pleasant Adirondacks reporting a successful season and plans for the winter. He addresses Mrs. Edith E. Keller of Mount Dora and his Mount Dora friends, sharing greetings and updates from his travels.

Hamilton Inn Hurlburt Mount Dora Lake Pleasant Adirondacks New York Edith E. Keller Topic Mount Dora, Fla

Mount Dora area praised for golf and lakeside resort

A. E. Hurlburt writes of Mount Dora and nearby Lakeside as scenic summer spots. He notes their 2000 foot elevation, dual lakes, a fine golf course and lakeshore amenities at Hamilton Inn inviting Mount Dora friends to visit and enjoy boating, fishing, baths and forested grounds

Edgerton Dora Mount Dora Hamilton Inn A. E. Hurlburt

Calf Feeding Tip Emphasizes Temperature Consistency

Farmers are advised to feed calves milk at a consistent temperature for every session to avoid digestive upset and ensure steady digestion. Maintaining uniform warmth helps calf comfort and growth in early life.

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Mount Dora, Florida Edith Edeburn Eugene L. Downs Flor Mark Twain New Hampshire Los Angeles Minneapolis Boston Paris Baltimore Duluth Lynn Massachusetts Danbury Connecticut Grand Rapids Jemima New Orleans Concord Missouri Moline Illinois Ohio Cincinnati Chicago Wyoming Detroit London England Jerusalem Fall River Mall Last Man’s Club New York Boxing Commission Congress Muscle Shoals Rudy Valee Brisbane Senate Mr. Brisbaine Edwin Tampa Morning Tribune Hunter Brothers Florida Woods and Waters Dwight Morrow America Methodist Episcopal Church James H. Elder First Baptist Church Matthew J. Bouterse Community Church Young Peoples First Church OF Christ MR. Hurlburt Mrs. Keller Blue Bird Tea Room H. A. Eckholdt Lake Franklin Poultry Farm East Fifth Avenue Thomas H. Cooley M. Wells Fla New Bank iRehbaum & Co First State Bank of Fountain Inn Millich
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