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Newspaper
Mount Dora Topic
Location
Mount Dora, Florida, United States of America
Date
Mar 22, 1934
Page
10
With the strawberry season nearly over large quantities of berries are available for home use. The article explains washing crushing and heating to simmering point then straining and cooling. It covers sugar proportions bottling and sterilizing steps for preserving juice and suggests uses in desserts sauces and jellies.
Nutrition notes highlight celery rich in vitamins and health benefits per Dr. Ouida D. Abbott. Recipes show celery chowder and American Chop Suey using celery with potatoes, onions, tomatoes, and rice, emphasizing flavors, digestion aid, and healthful eating.
Palm Beach Post front page note reports rising baby boom activity with commissions listed for Sylvan Shores sales since February 20 1930. Names include John H Neville Harry W Page Georgia C Real John A Whitney Clarence M Gray Win C Sleight Ellsworth Grant Theodore C Jensen C H Boals May E Bennett Mrs Lanna A Nelson and others. ad promotes exclusive listing with firm or owner broker.
A columnist outlines competing views on the New Deal era, listing groups from Rascals to Progressives and Socialists. He urges understanding background and promises to dissect topics like the devalued dollar, fiat money, wealth redistribution, and NRA reform in coming weeks.
Instructions for preserving and preparing strawberries including making strawberry sauce and strawberry ice cream. Details cover washing, trimming, crushing, sugar addition, boiling, canning in hot jars, and cooling. Also includes recipe for strawberry ice cream with berries, sugar, cream, egg whites, salt, and milk.
Frost caused limited damage to young growth in citrus groves and grape vineyards. Some areas saw slight nipping of growth but bloom and vine health largely survived with minimal impact.
Farm and Grove Notes report watermelon damage in Marion and West Florida and note Lake county growers expect delayed season may fetch better prices. L. M. Rhodes elected chair of a regional melon meeting with a Lake County turnout including W. D. McRae and Percy Hethcox among attendees.
Cultural Committee of the Eustis Kiwanis Club includes Mr. A. H. Bourlay of Leesburg grower Mr. T. B. Stinson of Fruitland Park and Clifford R. Hiatt county agent.
Lake County Milk Producers Association held its regular monthly meeting at the county agent’s office in Tavares Tuesday night at 8. Stein Hazelton, head of the association, died. Speaker Hamlin L. Brown, state extension dairyman, discussed feeding problems and offered facts and suggestions to Lake County dairy men.
Farmers growing corn and hogs are urged to join a reduction program. County Agent Hiatt should be contacted immediately to outline contracts with the United States Department of Culture and arrange county council details for the acreage reduction campaign.
Local residents inquire about continuing a corn hog reduction drive in Lake County. Investigations show insufficient eligible respondents to form a county council of five, which is necessary. In West Florida the corn hog reduction effort is under consideration.
In Florida history hard times brought concern as relatives in the Upper South sent a courier to check on kin here. The investigator reportedly found no starvation danger while mullet ran in spring and sweet potatoes grew in fall.
Florida newspaper publishers lead a statewide push forming the All-Florida Committee to coordinate a unified campaign to attract settlers and investment. The plan urges readers to join in funding and spreading information about Florida’s advantages, envisioning a prosperous future with railroads, ports, roads, and growing industries.
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