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Newspaper
Mount Dora Topic
Location
Mount Dora, Florida, United States of America
Date
Mar 07, 1935
Page
4
A Mount Dora publication notes the era of 1916 with reflections on currency faith tolerance and American family prosperity. It cites Admiral Byrd and contrasts north and south poles while humorously claiming many families are now broke.
A strict purist argues that sentences should not begin with and or end with it. The position holds that proper English avoids initial and in both positions for clarity and style.
One of the Florida crack trains Sunday operated in four sections to handle passengers. Years earlier they could accommodate them in four sections of a Pullman Brunswick Pilot.
The decision narrows options to prohibit private contracts or payments in gold or equivalent, and bars the government from paying its gold bonds in gold or equivalent, with no remedy available for redress.
The Atlanta Constitution reports a man overwhelmed by depression who lost his home and family, sent his wife to live with relatives, placed his children in an orphan asylum, and began begging to fund the final car payment.
An illustration shows taxes on a barrel of crude oil in Texas totaling 1.11 dollars while the oil price is about 0.72 dollars. Federal 26 taxes, state 68, counties 5, and cities 19 levy charges. The petroleum industry funds a large share of government revenues, paying vast sums in 1933 with a net revenue around 000,000 and a tax bill exceeding a billion dollars, about 2000 dollars per minute.
The total cash outlay to the government and individuals in the Lindbergh kidnapping case reached 629000. The piece argues crime imposes immense expenses on government, states, and communities, surpassing the loss of life and exceeding the relief budget in economic impact.
A national spotlight falls on Florida advertising as the All-Florida Committee mobilizes hundreds of civic workers to build a unified state push. Seaboard Air Line and Southern Council plan extensive spring campaigns to lure tourists, noting cross‑state cooperation and rising Florida traffic.
The interior department survey argues education pays by age. A fourteen year old who quits school earns about 400 dollars yearly, rising to 1,000 by twenty two and about 1,500 at peak. A high school graduate earns 1,500 at twenty two and can double with effort. College graduates see faster growth and near unlimited earnings. no fixed rule exists, but education offers clear advantages shaping destinies.
A young woman in New York, distressed by a rejected romance, leaped 12 stories to her death in what observers call an extreme act of falling for a man.
Dr Herty chemist and pine newsprint pioneer warns fires threaten forests as long leaf pines show a heavy seed year. He notes young pines sprout like a green carpet and urges owners to prevent fires to protect future pine assets for Florida’s industry and people.
A speaker urges immediate fire prevention after warning that future years may be poor. He stresses protecting the south’s vast pine stands worth millions and warns against burning pine forests within the next year, saying it would deprive children of bread from local resources.
An octogenarian narrator recalls joining a lawn bowling club, being guided by skilled skippers, and persevering through early mis throws. Years pass with continued play, admiration for the sport, and the sense of lifelong camaraderie among players of all backgrounds.
Perry B. James leads the First Methodist Episcopal Church with Esther Wyatt directing music and Jeannette Pike at the organ. Morning worship at 11 with sermon on Peter the Rock and vocal solo by Baroness Von Kathe accompanied by the choir.
Andrew Melrose Brodie D D Pastor hosts morning Bible School classes and worship service. Florence Gilbert Hanscom as organist and choir director leads the morning program. In the afternoon a lecture titled India the Inscrutable discusses how 300 million live.
Corner Tenth and Tremain invites worshipers to attend Sunday School at 9 45 a m Morning service at 11 00 a m Baptist Young Peoples union and Evening Worship at 8 00 p m Mid week service is Wednesday at 8 00 p m You are invited to worship with us at any or all services.
Morning Prayer and Sermon at 11 a.m. Holy Communion first Sunday monthly. Rector D. T. Johnson invites a cordial welcome to all.
A Church of Christ gathering meets at the home of Mrs. Zelma D. Sills near Crate Mill every Sunday at 10 30 a m. An invitation is extended to all to attend and participate.
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