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Mount Dora Topic

Location

Mount Dora, Florida, United States of America

Date

Oct 24, 1935

Page

7

Dr Kellogg’s ten points advocate Florida living for longevity

The article presents ten reasons why residing in Florida promotes longer life and better health, citing sun, outdoor air, year round fruits, and mild climate. It argues sunshine helps prevent tuberculosis and rheumatism, lowers metabolism, improves hydration, and reduces pneumonia risk, labeling Florida as uniquely protective for the elderly.

John See Florida Hove America Kellogg

No. 4 CRAMMING As the six weeks tests begin

The article notes students cram before the first six weeks tests. It criticizes last minute studying and urges steady study during six weeks so the main points sink in. An assembly on October 14 features Mrs. G B Hurlburt addressing pupils and staff about the Hallowe'en carnival.

G. B. Hurlburt Hallowe’en

Mount Dora Assessed Values and Tax Levy for 1935

Financial statement shows real estate and personal property valued at 3 577 354 dollars for 1935. The 1935 36 tax levy is 13 3 4 mills. Mount Dora has never defaulted on bonds or interest.

Mount Dora

Halloween Carnival Parade in Lake County

The Halloween carnival will be held October 31 on the empty lot opposite Rehbaum's furniture store. A 7:30 start parade from the Community Building will lead to the carnival grounds with five and ten cent admissions. Prizes will honor funniest, most original, most appropriate, and prettiest costumes. Concessions and amusements include witches, fortune tellers, clowns, a shooting gallery and bingo. The event covers Lake County and part of Orange, inviting all to join the fun.

Rehbaum Lake County Orange

Football Rule Change Emphasizes Forward Pass

The key alteration this year narrows the previous five yard requirement behind scrimmage for forward passes. This adjustment aims to simplify play and encourage more aerial offense.

Small team edges heavier lineup with quick passes

A compact squad uses a swift short pass to raise chances of a legal lateral to eleven receivers. Ed Sischns at left tackle and teammates Dedrick Green Lee French and Mortimer McCown mix line drive threats as Clermont game ends 0 0. We root for the fighters to fetch laurels.

Ag Sae Ed Sischns Bayard Roberts Don Kimball Dedrick Green Lee French Arthur Haskins L. C. Green J. M. Green Milton Chapman Mortimer McCown Clermont

Senior class notes committee selects Burdette play

A four member committee Flora Mor ley Katherine Killian Mortimer McCown and Buster Sadler announces its choice New Fires by Charles Quimby Burdette as senior play. The setting is the Missouri Ozarks and the cast will rehearse soon for tryouts.

Flora Morley Katherine Killian Mortimer McCown Buster Sadler Charles Quimby Burdette Sentry Missouri Ozarks Coralie Cooper Miami Lurlene Green Arthur Haskins

Sophomore Class Notes End Freshman Initiation

The piece notes that another freshman initiation has passed and the freshmen no longer look frightened. The sophomores are glad the ordeal is over and can focus on business instead of recalling the unfathomable antics freshmen endured.

Freshman Class Initiation Held in School Library

The freshman initiation took place in the school library at 8:30 Friday night October 11. Pranks were played, and everyone enjoyed ice cream and cake served by the sophomores. If you missed it you missed a good time.

Tom Hurlburt John Beasley Othel Fern Rose Roseborough Blair

Eighth Grade News Club Elects New Officers

The eighth grade named new officers for their news club on Monday the fourteenth. Buster Battle was elected president and other officers were chosen, signaling a refreshed leadership for the student group.

Buster Battle

Eighth Grade Tests Complete As Community Thanks Roll In

The eighth grade breathes easier after tests end for six weeks. Gratitude pours in for donors Tom Hurlburt who gave three used footballs to the school athletic association and Mr William Swartz who contributed a large specimen of American cobra for the school collection.

Tom Hurlburt School Athletic Association William Swartz

Progress Being Made To Curb Tuberculosis Among The Negroes

The Florida Tuberculosis and Health Association formed a Negro tuberculosis committee of leaders to improve health among African Americans. The plan includes physicians nurses teachers and social workers, with school programs and education to curb tuberculosis and promote early treatment and institutional care.

Florida Tuberculosis and Health Association

Perrine lemon gains foothold in Florida citrus fields

Florida growers embrace the Perrine lemon a hybrid developed by Dr. Walter T. Swingle to suit Florida soil and climate. In two years over 300 acres planted with plans to double acreage this winter, led by the ridge country around Mount Dora and Lake County.

Florida Walter T. Swingle United States Bureau of Plant Industry Mount Dora Lake County

Florida backs John Gorrie Memorial Foundation crusade

The Florida medical profession supports the John Gorrie Memorial Foundation a cancer crusade. Ice manufacturers donate half of sales for a week to fund the effort while the Legislature and Governor officially honor Apalachicola physician John Gorrie noted for pioneering artificial refrigeration.

Bers Italy Sorial Foundation Florida Medical Profession John Gorrie John Gertie

Roosevelt’s Reflection On Economy And Lessons From The Past

A quotation from President Roosevelt notes standing on an economic plateau and a right to look forward to a brighter future while remembering past mistakes. The statement frames cautious optimism with lessons learned from prior economic errors.

President Roosevelt

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