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Newspaper
Mount Dora Topic
Location
Mount Dora, Florida, United States of America
Date
May 09, 1935
Page
6
A compilation of quips and observations notes social quirks and economic ideas. It jokes about endurance tests taxes and busy streets while citing a claim about Hitler and a statistic heavy look at 1935 Southern trade and March sales.
E C Stenstrom, cited by the Wauchula Advocate, reports earnings over 1000 dollars from one acre of cucumbers this spring. The case notes 328 crates already sold with at least 125 more crates expected before the season ends, illustrating profitable vegetable farming in Florida.
The nation’s rail lines face danger as new streamlined trains reduce hoboes’ rider access. Hoboes of America, led by self-styled king Jeff Davis, condemn modern trains for lacking rods and blind baggage platforms. Railroad officials must consider changes to accommodate or counter this shift.
Citizens face a single election to decide whether to approve Fairbanks Morse & Co. lighting plant plans or continue with Florida Public Service current. Advocates claim lower rates and eventual debt-free ownership, while critics urge careful reading of both ads and focus on town best interests.
In a wry remark, the quote contrasts ancient superstition blaming planetary influence with the rise of formal lawmaking bodies. It hints at progress from myth to structured governance.
An editorial celebrates Mother’s Day as a Sabbath in the calendar year honoring mothers. It calls all people to show love and appreciation, living or departed, with acts of gratitude, small gifts, flowers, and devotion to the holy name of Mother. It urges creating a wreath of immortelles and laying it at a mother’s feet.
The National Congress of Parent Teachers in Miami adopted Home as the index to national life calling for higher home life standards. Mrs Langley urged elevating home life and stresses the home as the heart of character building, with PTA groups aiding education despite public schools, urging integrity and honor in youth. A Rochester Post Express note praises a young southern mocking bird whose lively song delights neighbors and mimics other birds, nicknamed Johny Reb.
The text notes a revival of wildlife in North America after past near extinction. It cites Yellowstone buffalo numbers from 22 in 1922 to thousands today due to national park protection, with surplus animals allowed to be killed by nearby Indians. Florida's wildlife also grew under the state game and fish commission.
A flood of Send-a-Dime letters swells across America provoking debate on legality and folly. Authorities warn of penalties while critics praise the joke’s charm, predicting brief life and widespread consumer impact before the dime chain collapses.
The Hartford Courant notes significant U S economic upturn from 1933 to 1935 crediting Roosevelt policies. It highlights improved trade industry and finance and cites public faith in his efforts to restore security and prosperity while acknowledging shared bipartisan approval.
A brief note explores how placing a simple classified ad yields unexpected responses. The piece highlights curiosity, engagement, and potential returns from a small, low-effort experiment.
Announcement lists Perry First Methodist Church events with minister James and Esther Wyatt director, music by Jeannette Pike, church school at 10 a m worship at 11 a m sermon title The of ae Epworth League 6 30 p m and evening worship 7 30 p m with a series on The Prophets and the Problems of Life starting tonight.
The Community Church invites all to 11 a.m. worship with the sermon on Mothers' Day led by Pastor Andrew Melrose Brodie. Bible school at 10 a.m. includes classes for all. 6:30 p.m. Christian Endeavor welcomes all young people. Florence Gilbert Hanscom is organist and choir director.
The notice lists a morning service at 11 00 a m and 7 00 p m Baptist Young People's Union 8 00 p m Evening Worship and mid week service at 8 00 p m You are invited to attend any or all services at the church.
St Thomas Episcopal Church in Eustis Florida lists 11 a m morning prayer and sermon with Holy Communion on the first Sunday of each month. Rector D T Johnson extends a cordial welcome to all.
The Church of Christ meets at Mrs. Zelma D. Sills home near Crate Mill every Lord's Day at 10 30 a m inviting all to attend.
Sunday Mass times at St Marys of the Lakes in Eustis Florida are listed with feast day references. The item reviews summer fire risks from sunlit bottles and discusses advertising effectiveness of newspapers versus radio, citing industry figures and a plan to close a nine mile gap in the Florida Short Highway Route in Webster County Georgia.
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