Radio spreads teen nicotine tale in popular press
Newspapers push a growing radio listening competition for girls nearing their teens while warning about early nicotine use. The piece links media influence to youth trends and health concerns.
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Newspaper
Mount Dora Topic
Location
Mount Dora, Florida, United States of America
Date
May 14, 1931
Page
4
Newspapers push a growing radio listening competition for girls nearing their teens while warning about early nicotine use. The piece links media influence to youth trends and health concerns.
The article notes Ireland’s warning sign near a power house on the Shannon and reports the U S Congress approved fifty million dollars for eleven new war vessels as part of a world peace movement era funding push.
A Chicago policeman earning $4,000 annually deposited $227,000 in banks over the last five years. The remark suggests Chicago may be a profitable place for investments.
Thomas A. Edison expresses belief that oil may be found in Florida and signals interest in bringing it to market. He hopes Florida will join other regions as a supplier of abundant natural resources.
Alfred E. Smith occupies the highest office in the country and opens it on the 80th floor of the Empire State Building in New York, hailed as the world’s tallest skyscraper.
Scientists highlight synthetic air as a beneficial aid for mines tunnels factories and other industrial tasks while noting abundant natural air reduces demand overall.
A reflective note urges so embrace fortune to brighten others lives and pursue a larger life. Sharing good things brings happiness and blessings that follow from selfless acts toward fellow men.
In a recent trans Atlantic radio address President Zamora of the new Spanish republic expressed warmth toward the United States. He cited admiration for America as a model of democracy and industry and said his nation seeks to closely follow its example while pursuing its own national dream.
The Atlanta Constitution wins the Pulitzer for most disinterested public service in 1930. Its editorial warfare against municipal corruption led to a clean up at city hall with 11 convicted, 10 pleading guilty, and 19 awaiting trial amid prosecutions of top officials.
A May Review of Reviews feature by John H. Perry extols Florida’s comeback and economic strength. It highlights cheap newsprint, favorable freight via water transport, extensive highways and railways, and Florida’s mild climate and palm-fringed beaches as enduring assets.
The Federal Reserve monthly report highlights improved business conditions in the southeastern states and a national upswing in industrial activity. It cites increases in department stores by twenty five percent, building permits by twenty seven percent, wholesale trade near ten percent, and notable gains in employment.
The American Red Cross plans a golden jubilee on August 21 marking fifty years since Clara Barton founded the first chapter in 1881. The movement has grown to 8,500 chapters and is widely recognized for its relief work. Postage stamps will be issued May 21 to commemorate the anniversary.
Florida's appeal as a year round destination grows as conventions boost publicity and hotels remain open. Railroads advertise low rate tours to entice visitors while improvements to roads and resorts enhance travel by sea and lake. The state aims to rival its winter image with summer appeal and semi tropical scenery drawing health and recreation seekers.
The sewing school for Home Demonstration Clubs met in Tavares from Monday to Wednesday led by Cora Woodbeck of Singer Sewing Machine. Additional sessions in Mount Dora followed, with plans for a 4 H club at the Boy Scout Camp near Plymouth. Girls completing a year of club work will attend from Sunday May 31 to Wednesday June 3, at a cost of three dollars.
The National Park Service announced planting a young Washington elm near the Yorktown surrender site. The sapling, eleven feet tall, came from Mrs. James H. Dorsey of Maryland who also donated eight more saplings for the Bicentennial effort. A bronze marker from the Maryland DAR honors General Washington and Col. Tench Tilghman, aide at Yorktown.
A truck load of sixth graders and their teacher Mrs. Bessie Pooser enjoyed a Thursday Lake Joanna picnic. They swam and ate a bountiful supper and thanked Mr. Rehbaum for the truck and Mr. Clif Ford for driving and kindness.
The cessation of war between the United States and Great Britain was proclaimed April 19 1783 to soldiers and troops. Washington ordered a public proclamation at the New Building and urged thanksgiving for the peace that ends eight years of conflict.
The Boy Scouts of America will cooperate with the National Park Service in two key park projects, natural history investigations and trail building. A Scout naturalist expedition will begin around June 1, led by Eagle Scouts and a science teacher, working under local park staff on assigned projects.
Sunday school begins at 10:00 a m with Mr Sidel supervising. The pastor preaches at 11 00. Young folks meet at 6 30 p m. Evening worship and sermon at 7 30. Mid week service Wednesday at 7 30. All invited to attend including friends. Our slogan Sunday the Church. James H Elder Pastor.
Congregational church announces Bible school at 10:00 a. m. Sunday preaching at 11:00 a. m. Young people’s service at 7:00 p. m. Pastor David B. Spencer leads the.
Sunday school across all departments at 9 45 a m morning worship at 11 a m with a sermon by Pastor Matthew J Bouterse B Y P U meets at 645 p m evangelistic song and preaching at 730 p m. Good music and singing all welcome.
Corner Grove Street and Lemon Avenue hosts Sunday services at 11 a m with Sunday school at 9 45 a m. Wednesday testimonial meeting at 8 p m. Reading room open Tuesday and Saturday afternoons from 2 to 4 in the church edifice. All are welcome.
The second annual short course for radio service men will be at the University of Florida from June 1 to 6. Faculty led by Professor Joseph Weil will instruct, with cooperation from the Florida Association of Radio Service Men led by D Mathewson. The program covers radio theory, short wave reception, television, salesmanship and ethics for dealers and technicians with no entrance requirements.
In the first month of operation the Tampa farmers market saw 170 Illahorough county farmers sell farm and home products totaling 9600. County agent P. Wright reports sellers are diversifying and planning to grow summer vegetables alongside a range of increases in fruit for fall markets.
Creditors and all claimants to the estate of Halftan A Eckholdt must present their claims to County Judge E M Tally in Tevares Lake County within twelve months from the first publication dated April 16, 1931. Claims must be sworn as required or be barred.
The estate of Margaret B. Hurlburt, deceased, seeks claims from all creditors and claimants. Claims must be presented to Lake County Florida Judge E. M. Tally or his successor within twelve months from April 9, 1931, or be forever barred. Executor Archie E. Hurlburt with Mount Dora address signs.
Executors Monroe V. Simpson of Mount Dora and J. W. Hunter of Tavares announce a final settlement hearing for J. P. Donnelly deceased. The session is set for June 1, 1931, before Lake County Judge E. M. Tally in Tavares Florida, to present accounts and seek discharge.
Dr James Hampton Kirkland chancellor of Vanderbilt will deliver the commencement address at Florida State College for Women. Reverend James W Jackson pastor of First Presbyterian Church Columbia S C will give the baccalaureate sermon. Commencement spans May 31 to June 3 marking the college's twenty sixth anniversary with a record number of degrees expected.
Notice to creditors of Mary Johnston deceased in Lake County Florida. Letters grant power to Elizabeth Lounston executrix with court details, sworn statement required and a twelve month deadline from May 14 1931 to file claims or be barred. Address Mount Dora Florida.
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