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Newspaper
Mount Dora Topic
Location
Mount Dora, Florida, United States of America
Date
Jun 16, 1938
Page
4
A jumbled opinion piece mocks enforcement plus Wall Street wrecks and a economist’s warning of inflation. It contrasts policing completeness with half measures and laments financial excess and thin collateral as the era’s trouble points.
A survey identifies 112 hidden taxes in a pair of shoes. The finding helps explain why shoes feel tight and uncomfortable, linking price components to everyday wear. The study highlights how added charges progressively translate into tighter fits for consumers.
Florida officials promote immigration to boost population and invite newcomers while recognizing existing residents to stabilize communities and expand development across the state.
A reflection on how thoughtful acts yield inner rewards through joy and lasting contentment, suggesting kindness brings personal dividends beyond immediate deeds.
The State Road Department announces a detour on Road 1 leading into Chattahoochee. Local drivers rooted in relief as heat intensifies, awaiting smoother travel routes.
The June Manufactur ers Record extols the south as a leading field for profitable development. It cites $10 billion in southern manufacturing capital, expanding chemical and wood pulp industries, vast untapped natural resources, and a future of continued growth as stated by L. R. Powell Jr., receiver of the Seaboard Air Line Railway.
The Florida West Coast Association invites travelers to discover cooler summer climate and abundant recreation from beaches and golf to fishing and lakes. It notes average highs around 83 degrees with brief daily showers and appeals to visitors to experience the region’s year round appeal beyond winter.
A short essay extols the art of making friends as a product of simple honesty kindness and loyalty. It cites Jim Farley as an exemplar and quotes his views on treating others squarely and building mutual trust to foster goodwill and progress.
A political note highlights the refusal of a government to provide Germany with helium gas, describing gas as a pivotal element in political campaigning and implying strategic impact on public messaging and rally logistics.
The Benefit Card Party will be held at the Yacht Club Friday at 3 00 P M to aid the Children’s Home Society. Sponsored by the committee, tickets are 50 cents.
Fred C. W. Kramer III notes pamphlet advice on fruit storage and air circulation. Lake County Horticultural Association and Florida Extension Service prepare the Fifth Annual Citrus Growers Institute with Hethcox chairing, and figures from Osceola camp groceries revealed by Cicero the cook.
The American Automobile Association lists six essential driving rules to reduce highway accidents. They stress car control, knowing your vehicle, avoiding foolish risks, respecting others on the road, signaling intentions, and compensating for others' mistakes.
Lake County commissioners vote to establish a county public health unit within six months. The unit costs 13 300 annually, with 6 500 borne by the county and about one mill added to the budget. State and Federal governments cover the rest. The unit focuses on education and preventive work under a county health officer, sanitation office, three nurses, and a stenographer.
A memoir style tour of Tallahassee during a post election lull. Notables like Governor Fred’s absence, Secretary Neel at the door, and officials such as Branch Cone Col. Jim Lee and Judge Gibbs are described in a bustling, weary capital mood. Lobbyists plan, and the city awaits a new round of promises and dances in the old dame.
Mrs. Ann Livingston and Miss Christine Calico arrived in Key West to assist the local committee with a pageant marking the Overseas Highway opening ceremonies from July 2 to 4. They were assigned by the statewide recreation division of WPA to help present scenes from the area’s romantic history.
Copies of the delinquent tax list for Lake County are available at this office. The list includes unpaid assessments and names of taxpayers with amounts due.
Congressman Joe Hendricks reports passage of Peterson’s bill to fund a $10,000 survey of Mediterranean fruit fly losses in Florida. The measure, added to the third deficiency appropriation, aims for presidential signature as adjournment looms amid Wage-Hours and Relief bills deadlock. Hendricks also pushes an $800,000 rail mail travel allowance and plans four months in Washington for parliamentary study.
Rev Kenneth G Rogers presiding at 10:00 Church School and 11:00 service. Chaplain Rev Harry H Black of the Fla American Legion speaks on Religion and Americanism. Epworth League at 6:30. Mid-Week Prayer Service Wednesday at 7:30.
The First Baptist Church at Corner Tenth and Tremain invites strangers and all without a home church. Sunday School at 9:45, classes at 11:00 a.m., Rev. Clovis Brantley preaches both morning and evening. B Y P U at 7:00, mid week service Wednesday 7:30. Bible School at 10 a.m. Antree Meee Brodie, D.D. Pastor Florence Gilbert Hanscom, Organist.
Sunday service at 11 a m with the topic Is the Universe including Man Evolved by Atonic Force The reading room at Fountain Inn 117 Persivas is open except Sunday and holidays from 3 5 p m The Bible and Christian Science literature may be read borrowed or purchased The public is invited to attend and use the reading room
Members discuss the Reorganization Bill amid a clear calendar for adjournment with a view to passing it in the next Congress. Announcements list Civil Service examinations and WPA project approvals including sewing-room work in Marion county and upgrades at the State Tuberculosis Sanatorium in Orange County.
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