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Newspaper
Mount Dora Topic
Location
Mount Dora, Florida, United States of America
Date
Oct 04, 1934
Page
4
The item compiles jokes and witticisms from the Mount Dora Publishing Company advertising page. Entries touch on taxes, unemployment, automobile horns, housing, school enrollment projections, and social observations, reflecting Florida life and public sentiment as a dated newspaper feature.
The governor's Safety Commission promotes careful driving with editorial safety hints. A good driver follows two rules know how and play fair and understands road laws and physics like stopping distances at different speeds. He is courteous to pedestrians and other drivers and rarely has a serious accident.
The All Florida Committee reports widespread park and beautification work across Florida towns and cities. Plans under the Federal Emergency Relief Administration will demolish unsightly structures and plant native flora to create ornamental recreational centers. The effort seeks state and municipal statutes to curb roadside signs and unattractive businesses, while boosting tourism and population growth.
A historical reflection extols the CCC as a highly effective relief system for unemployed youths. It highlights its role in supporting families, training minds and bodies, and shaping citizens, urging its permanent inclusion in national programs to sustain forest conservation and youth character development.
Home Demonstration Workers say growing fresh vegetables year round saves money and boosts family health amid rising food prices. The program promotes monthly harvests and self sufficiency for households.
The piece notes writing demands labor and revision, citing Poe and others who refine work extensively. It reports Florida fruit and vegetable harvests reaching 140000 car loads valued over 83 million dollars, with Polk and Lake counties leading rail shipments and export citrus boxes to England surpassing 60000.
Montverde Florida schedules a special Montverde Day for October 13 to dedicate a new town playground. The program at 2 30 includes a Three S program with sports speaking and supper featuring a greased pig chase and sack slugging. Congressman J Hardin Peterson has agreed to speak on A New Deal in the Local Community.
Public safety message warns of weekend crashes nationwide and urges careful driving. It emphasizes that speed and haste cause most accidents and calls on drivers to look out for others during spring travel.
The Miami Beach Sun reports record breaking 1929 to 1935 construction in Florida with $4,043,439 yearly value and $380,350 in early September permits. Investors redraw funds from securities to real estate seeking income and appreciation as Chicago exhibits influence migration. Real estate sales likely surge with hotels apartments and stores rising nationwide in coming years.
First Methodist Episcopal Church Perry announces morning worship with sermon Advents for Christ. The vested choir directed by Mrs Esther Wyatt will premier this season with both morning and evening performances. The choir is built on a strong musical program with Thursday practice.
The Community Church offers Bible School at 10:00 a.m. and a sermon titled Modern Pathmakers as part of a series on the Gospel's relevance to present day problems. A Young People's meeting follows at 6:30 p.m. The public is invited. David B. Spencer, pastor.
Kornee Tenth and Tremain Renfroe Lambert, pastor, invites worship at 9:45 a.m. Sunday school 11:00 a.m. Morning worship 7:00 p.m. Baptist Young Peoples Union 8:00 p.m. Evening Worship Mid-week service Wednesday 8:00 p.m. You are invited to worship with us at any or all of these services.
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