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Newspaper
Mount Dora Topic
Location
Mount Dora, Florida, United States of America
Date
Jul 30, 1931
Page
3
A letter discusses the cost of operating this enterprising effort and its impact on progress. The writer notes that advancing requires shared burdens and steady effort by the same people. N W Morley signs the message.
A local writer argues against a free private party held in the town building. He warns that providing space and heat requires taxpayer support and that no public benefit justifies shifting costs to Mount Dora taxpayers.
A public letter criticizes recent housing and tax ads as misleading while urging citizens to support fair targets and prudent town spending. The writer warns Florida tax pressures threaten municipalities and calls for cooperation, economy, and united reasoned debate.
Washington reports three states have passed laws to curb reckless motorboat use. Michigan and Pennsylvania allow officials to silence and slow boats deemed dangerous to bathers waterside residents and aquatic life. Indiana bans motor craft on small lakes during spawning season and limits speed otherwise.
Florida citrus growers are embracing Nature's allies by using entomogenous fungi and parasites to combat harmful insect pests. The approach aims to reduce chemical needs and promote sustainable farming while protecting crops and yields.
An advertising authority notes that people are swayed by desires beyond basic needs. Primary aims include wealth, ease, praise, popularity, style, and time saving, with modern luxuries fueled by advertising to create demand.
A Senator from Florida writes to Lake County citizens praising Hon. T. G. Futch, Hon. Geo. W. Westbrook, and Hon. I. N. Kennedy for defending public education, supporting the State Public School Fund, and aiding the gasoline redistribution that benefits Lake County. He affirms their integrity and service to the state, with a note from Miami Beach about a $250,000 apartment project commencing construction.
Montverde completed an eight week summer camp with seventy youths departing for homes in Florida and southern states. A farewell dance was held at Bedell Dining. The next school term starts September 14 with strong reservations.
A compact list urges restraint and discipline with paired actions. Eat less and chew more, ride less and walk more, clothe less and bathe more, worry less and work more, idle less and play more, talk less and think more, go less and sleep more, waste less and give more, scold less and laugh more, preach less and practice more.
Washington reports a bulletin from the American Game Association stating that giddiness from high places is a visual illusion not fear. Science explains the sensation as a confusion between distant landscape and the edge. The remedy is to fixate on one distant point at a time.
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