Everglades Fast Schedules Mark Atlantic Coast Line Winter Service
Atlantic Coast Line announces major improvements for winter travel including The Everglades all Pullman service from Boston to Florida reducing Boston to Miami time to 39 1 3 hours and Boston to St Petersburg 29 hours. New York departures cut to 23 1 2 hours to Florida with 16 daily Florida trains and several other faster routes. The start date is November 1 with broader schedule enhancements across Havana Miami and Tampa routes.
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New York, New Haven & Hartford
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Who Are Tax Payers in Our Economy
An editorial argues most taxes are indirect and borne by consumers rather than listed taxpayers. It explains how businesses, landlords, and railroad charges roll taxes into prices, affecting renters, merchants, and buyers, with the burden falling on the general public, especially the poor.
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The
Times
Temple City
California
The Future of the Small Town
Electricity offers towns chance to grow into cities as power enables smaller plants to compete. Past reliance on big urban centers left many villages as industrial nonentities due to unreliable and costly service.
Rural towns rise as industrial centers with cheap power
Interconnected electric systems reduce small plants and bring high grade service to thousands of towns. Factories seek space, labor, and pleasant conditions unlimited by city limits. Cheap power makes rural areas attractive for diverse industries and future growth.
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Indus
A Plea From Canada on Road Safety
A Quebec roads department campaign urges drivers to respect others rights, drive with care, competence and judgment, and avoid reckless behavior to reduce automobile fatalities. The message appeals to all motorists, noting that no accident is truly unavoidable and public cooperation is essential.
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Roads Department
Quebec
Canada
Consolidation Boosts Mass Production to Food Manufacturing
Mass production, the core of modern industry, now extends its reach to food through consolidation of established firms. The goal is to lower costs and improve availability of one of humanity's basic needs.
Mount Dora's Wants Appears Sated Without Ads
A reader voices skepticism that Mount Dora’s demands are met without advertising. The note questions usefulness of such quiet satisfaction and hints at unresolved community concerns.
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Mount Dora
Subscribed Topic News Echoes After Death Notice
A recent bill for a subscription arrived marked that the subscriber had been dead for months. The note is offered as evidence of the Topic's wide circulation and reach, with a quip about not blaming the reader for the death.
Bids Opened for Community Building at City Hall
City Hall Tuesday morning opened bids for the Community Building project. While evaluating the entries, observers noted one standout bidder whose impressive appearance sparked chatter about the competitiveness of the others.
Bill Wingler Shows Off New Eight Beauty
The article notes Bill Wingler unveils a new Hupmobile eight model described as a beauty. Readers express eagerness to buy one but seek guidance on the right money to use.
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Bill Wingler
Lemon juice and soda cure for cold, says chamber
A humorous note from the Chamber of Commerce recounts a caller seeking cold remedies. Frank Heath suggests using lemon juice in water with bicarbonate of soda as an almost certain cure, a lighthearted exchange reflecting daily public concerns.
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Chamber of Commerce
Fank Heath
Secretaries and a dubious cold remedy headline
The secretary claims a concoction taken three times daily and with hot lemonade before bed will ward off any cold. The writer jokes about meeting Dr. Heath and questions Ernest Mosteller riding a bicycle, noting his skill.
Winter Cheer Returns After Storm Scares
After a string of storm warnings, authorities report calmer conditions and a thawing outlook for the region. Officials urge continued caution but say the danger has passed and daily life returns to normal.
Cooperation and the labor problem in modern America
The piece argues that cooperation will solve the labor issue and that all useful work holds equal dignity, urging social justice across white and blue collar labor. It compares wage gaps, cites Hoover era concerns, and envisions a future of shared progress with church support and collective action.
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America
Pennsylvania
Church
Florida Banks Reopen as State Sees Tourism Revival
Florida eases back from a banking crisis as eight banks resume operations after court endorsement of 1929 reforms. Pasco County Bank in Dade City and Frostproof's Citizens Bank report strong first day deposits, while Port Tampa Bank starts with 28 000. New banks form, and Governor Carlton cites tax and agricultural gains fueling prosperity.
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Daily Bond News
New York City
Florida
Bank of Pasco County
Dade City
Citizen’s Bank
Frostproof
Bank of Port Tampa
South
Doyle E. Carlton
United States
Delinquent Taxes Paid Boost State Revenues Across Counties
Land valued at over a half million dollars returned to state tax books with 35 000 back taxes paid after Delinquent Tax Boards work. Twelve counties did not respond and figures cover only July redemptions. Regular payments rise, average 1929 collections up 450 monthly, counties reporting include Highlands Indian River Lake Sumter Sarasota Alachua Brevard Bradford Liberty Duval Washington.
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Highlands
Indian River
Lake
Sumter
Sarasota
Alachua
Brevard
Bradford
Liberty
Duval
Washington
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