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Newspaper
Mount Dora Topic
Location
Mount Dora, Florida, United States of America
Date
May 07, 1936
Page
4
A farcical collage of quotes and witticisms touches on leadership, perfection, self motivation, charity, and animal welfare. The text weaves snippets about a dictator figure, a bumper grape crop, and reflections on worship, self care, and postwar population trends.
A renowned surgeon suggests criminal tendencies may be cured by surgery, possibly referring to decapitation. The remark frames an extreme, controversial medical solution to behavior.
A reflective note on etiquette advises removing all umbrellas from the hall when guests arrive. The point is not theft prevention but preventing guests from recognizing items or people based on familiar marks.
An authority notes that curiosity and chatter define monkeys. Some people remain skeptical about evolution despite these traits.
A fragment notes Charles M Schwab, famed steel magnate, urging that striving for riches itself holds meaning. The quote reflects his belief that ambition serves a higher purpose beyond mere wealth.
The statement argues free speech rights must be protected for all Americans while cautioning against being forced to endure certain expressions. It frames speech freedom as a core right with a limit based on exposure or listening burden.
A contemporary statistic notes that one American boy aged twelve to eighteen out of ten is listed as a Boy Scout, reflecting strong youth participation and organized community scouting.
A compact editorial note from the Atlanta Journal jokes that if every critic digging into the Florida canal were lined up along the surveyed course, the excavation would be finished quickly.
The Atlanta Constitution notes an alligator in Fort Myers, Florida, slowly dying from its inability to back out of a hole. The remark compares the animal's predicament to nations that appear trapped.
A quotation summarizing contrasting counsel about action. Franklin D. Roosevelt urges cautious initiative with flexible steps. The remark contrasts passivity and overreach, promoting measured experimentation.
The British parliament has made a provision to set aside about 40 000 r or roughly $200 000 to cover the costs of the King's marriage. The move reflects official support for royal arrangements and public funding guidelines.
A local editor reflects on growing reader interest in politics as the town's paper gains national attention. He notes editorial importance unprecedented in his experience, highlighting the shift from local to broader concerns.
At the American Newspaper Publishers Association convention James G. Stahlman predicts a 500 million dollar annual turnover for a Southern pine newsprint industry. Florida establishes a forest department to conserve timber while aiming to renew idle lands and boost farm and landowner welfare through forestry development.
The text notes that strawberries can be thrown in every state, but Florida produces them successfully when few other states can.
A Clermont Press observation notes that aging with good humor and geniality amid infirmities is a valued life achievement. It extols the charm of elders who remain cheerful and kind despite age-related limits.
Reports from Gainesville show the resettlement administration has approved loans for more than 5,000 Florida families. The funds will help farmers buy livestock fertilizer seed and other needs with repayment set for two to five years. Specialists will assist in planting care and harvesting to help farmers regain footing and self support.
Verses warn against speeding with a rhymed plea from S. K. Cincinnati Enquirer. The poem admonishes drivers that faster speeds risk death, urging slower travel to keep the date and their own safety.
A ton and a half of crab meat is shipped from Cocoa weekly to New York and Palm Beach markets, supporting steady regional seafood trade.
Florida’s appeal as a summer resort grows with climate praised as even more pleasant than winter. State Hotel Commissioner J B Sullivan notes last winter’s record tourism will yield a larger summer flow as thousands plan visits, with 75 percent of Miami Beach apartments to stay open. He cites abundant activities from fishing to yachting and mineral waters, painting Florida as a vast, inviting playground for vacationers.
Frank McCall known as Buck in Umatilla announces candidacy for representative from Lake County Group 2. A Florida citrus grower with schooling from Slocum, Gainesville, and UF, he vows a free and independent, fiscally honest administration and fair service to all residents.
Florida will occupy 96 000 square feet at the Great Lakes Exposition in Cleveland this summer. Florida Manor, a two story Georgian Colonial building, and a series of dioramas will highlight Florida life while 76 000 square feet will showcase Florida trees shrubs and plants. The area centers on Florida Manor and blends with landscaping. Florida Gardens will feature orange trees and tropical plantings across the exhibit.
Russell Rav lary reviews Florida primary chatter with Hodges leading in the governor race and Getzen Lancaster English and others in cabinet and attorney general contests. He warns readers to focus on senators and district representatives who will truly shape policy.
Registration for the June primaries reached roughly 1,000 in April 1936, the busiest April in many years per M. E Miller, Supervisor of Registration. The notice highlights unusually strong registration during presidential years and off years alike, amid assorted editorial clippings on politics and public works.
Morning Worship and Sunday School at First Methodist Episcopal and First Baptist Church listed with times. Rev J S Wilson to supply pulpit through summer. mid week service Wednesday 8 pm. Visitors invited to attend all services at Tenth and Tremain locations.
The Congregational Community Church invites participation in Bible School at 10 a.m. and an adult class taught by Dr. Paris Miller. Morning worship with the sermon at 11 a.m. centers on the topic Conscripts or Volunteers. A cordial welcome awaits all.
Morning service at 11 a.m. includes Holy Communion on the first Sunday of each month. Rector D T Johnson extends a cordial welcome to all.
The Church of Christ conducts worship each Sunday at 10 45 a m led by Evangelist J O Barnes. Services are held at Zelma D Sills home near the crate mill A prayer and song service occurs Wednesdays at 7 30 p m at 834 Liberty Ave E Barnes extends a cordial invitation to all.
St Marys of the Lakes Catholic Church lists services at Grove Street and Badger Avenue in Eustis with 8:00 a.m. mass in Clermont and 10:00 a.m. mass in Eustis. First Friday mass is at 7:30 a.m. under Rev Patrick Doyle.
The Church of God on Liberty Street under Rev. E. L. M. announces regular services Sunday at 11 a.m. and 7:30 p.m. Sunday School starts at 10 a.m. Prayer meeting is Thursday at 7:30 p.m. All are welcome to worship.
Lake County poll taxes total about 1000 paid this year while roughly 1800 residents have paid for 1934. Books close May 16, and both poll taxes and registration must be in order for Florida citizens to vote. Tax Collector B A Williams will place books at various county points on special days to be announced. Poll taxes fund the county school system.
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