Scouts Unearth Vast Ancient Mound Near Hudson River
Boy Scouts of Huron Ohio uncover what may be one of the region's largest Indian mounds. Excavations reveal numerous skeletons believed to be Hopewell era, a ceremonial pipe, copper plates, pottery, and a surrounding gravel ring with artifacts.
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Boy Scouts
Huron
Ohio
Hudson River
Hopewell
Cleveland Press
W. S. Robb
St. John’s College
Toledo
Father Robb
J. P. Esch
Oni
Muddy Creek
Zellwood News Notes Brighten Local Life and Tips
Zellwood reports a 14 year old Britton Vincent catching a 11 7 in a recent outing and plans to mount the fish with his father. Students shifting to Apopka High, girl scout merit badges rise, and visitors from Fairville Ferndale and Virginia relate family travels. A fire loss, illness, and school staffing changes touch Zellwood households as the Community Council resumes with a new picture ordered. Two mules survive a yellow jacket nest scare at Umatilla Fruit Company with veterinary care and praise for workers who restrained the animals.
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Gro Britton Vincent
Britton
W. Vincent
L. B. Vinent
Jen Britton
Ernest Morton
Frank Morton
Zellwood Grammar School
Apopka High School
Mildred Hutson
Earl White
Carrol Pugh
Britton Vincent
Zellwood
Apopka High
Umatilla Fruit Company
Sanford
Sorrento News Notes and Weekend Visitors
Sorrento reports weekend and Labor Day visitors from Daytona Beach DeLand Sanford St Augustine Jacksonville Mount Dora and Zellwood. local residents mend and paint churches note a rattlesnake bite to Dorothy Shoemaker and recovery of Pete Showalter's arm. School opens September 8 with teachers Addie Chandler Ruby McKnight Ira Douglas.
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Hoke. Wood
Mary Battle
Oldrich Dolney
DeLand
Daytona Beach
Addie Chandler
Ruby McKnight
Ira Douglas
The Automobile is Responsible
Despite 31 000 deaths from cars last year the accident rate shows improvement. School age child accidents rose little over seven years, rail fatalities on U S lines fell under 100 in 1929. Major firms cut accident rates, many small plants reaching one to five year no accident records. Without auto deaths the national rate would be 30 percent lower than 17 years ago.
Voice in industry advocates grower state-wide Clearing House membership
The text urges citrus growers to join the Clearing House to gain a voice against shipper-dominated costs. It argues taxation without representation, stresses that grower membership unites grower and shipper interests, and calls for immediate enrollment to protect Florida citrus industries.
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Clearing House
Florida
Florida Citrus Growers Clearing House Association
Winter Haven
Clearing House Association
Get the Children Ready for School
Florida State College for Women specialists urge early health action as school days restart. They link fatigue and dullness to poor physical condition and advise regular routines, meals, sleep, and annual family doctor exams to catch defects early.
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Florida State College For Women
Automobile Safety Calls for Stern Methods to Curb Accidents
A public statement notes progress in preventing most accidents, but motor vehicle crashes remain a major issue. It credits safety work and school and industrial instruction funded by casualty insurers for saving thousands of lives and urges intensified effort to drive down automobile accidents in the future.
Orange Juice Proposed as Remedy for Bad Teeth
The article reports Dr Milton T Hanke leading a Dental Research Club in Chicago using lemon and orange juice as the experimental part of a diet to combat trench mouth pyorrhea and gum decay. A Florida chamber article notes eighty five people showed improvement and credits lack of vitamin C for mouth diseases. Further trials will monitor long term results.
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Milton Theodore Hanke
Otho S. A. Sprague Memorial Institute of Chicago
Dental Research Club
Paul de Kruif
Ladies Home Journal
Florida State Chamber of Commerce
Hawke
State Chamber of Commerce
Florida Citrus Crop Valued at 60 Million, Says Exchange GM
Florida citrus growers face an estimated crop value near 60 million dollars, stated by C. C. Commander, general manager of the Florida Citrus Exchange.
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Florida
C. C. Commander
Florida Citrus Exchange
Public Teacher Examinations Set in Tavares
The Lake County Florida Board of Public Instruction announces teachers examinations for all grade certificates at Tavares High School on September 18 19 and 20 1930. Applicants must notify County Superintendent D H Moore in writing ten days prior and provide their own writing supplies.
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Florida
Board OF Public Instruction
Lake County
Tavares
D. H. Moore
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Estelle King
Willard Heatherington
al Heatherington
Fairville
J. S. Gardner
Old Virginia
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Shawsville
J. D. Henderson
Carl Henderson
Jessie Pearl Johnson
Jessie Merritt
Ferndale
Joe Passmore
O. B. Goolsby
Brad
A. J. Anderson
Lila Mae Morton
Elmer Marselles
Miss Morton
New York
Mr. Marsellés
Maine
Sorrento
Mr. and Dixie Royal
F. S. Battle
Ida_ Battle
Dorothy
G. C. Battle
Daytona
Carl Martin
Mr. Walker
St. Augustine
C. Knight
J. H. Godwin
Lilly Mae Chisser
Jacksonville
Charles Knight
Walter Cooper Jr
Labor Day
Cooper
Miss Davis
Tampa
W. Evans
Bill Wingler
Mount Dora
Sam Cull
Hattie Allen
Small Son
Oldrich Dolney of
Dorothy Shoemaker
Pete Showalter
Walter Evans
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Thelma Carmichael
Alberta Carmichael
Wekend
Ocala
Carl Battle
Titusville
Battle
Miami
Percy Register of
Joe Kennedy
F. G. Hall
Betty Joe
Ira Connor
Mrs. DuFour
Lila Kennedy
Mrs. Foyt Hall
Ida Battle
Lake Helen
N. J. Hawkins
Gene Moultrie
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St. Petersburg
Automobile
Florida Citrus Growers Clearing House Ass’n
Winter Haven, Florida
General Electric Co
General Electric
MiJora Hardware Company
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