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Newspaper
Mount Dora Topic
Location
Mount Dora, Florida, United States of America
Date
Sep 04, 1930
Page
6
Lucy Belle Settle explains that the right costume must fit health, modesty, economy, color and design, and suit the wearer's personality. She notes harmony among wardrobe pieces and cautions against impulsive buys that clash with existing attire.
Hamlin L. Brown warns feed prices may surge as drought cuts basic crop yields. Federal figures project a large corn shortfall, prompting substitution with wheat. He urges farmers to buy feed now, plant winter grazing crops, and expand root crops while conserving hay.
Spuds Johnson and Mary plan a Florida winter garden using fall planting. They list flowering annuals to sow in September and October, outline soil prep with manure and leaves, fertilizer, seedbeds, and care through frost protection for a year of continuous blooms.
S. W. Straus urging parents and teachers to join the thrift education movement in schools. The American Society for Thrift promotes teaching thrift through a school savings bank heritage and a linked textbook for grades two through eight. A free copy is offered to teachers and officials by sending requests to the society in New York.
The department warns advertisers and publishers about using publicity material as news content. Violations may incur fines up to 10 000 dollars or two years imprisonment. Notices require the word advertisement in each copy and proper zone postage rates.
Florida records six million dollars in paid for ordinary life insurance during June 1930, a regional merit for the state as the only southeast state with a rise versus June 1929. United States data show a three percent first-half gain, with June 1930 down one percent nationally.
The Palac Com describes its five minute dry traffic paint developed in Mount Dora after requests from local sign crews. It adheres on wet or dry streets, resists rain, and lasts longer than rivals, with Orlando and other cities adopting it for brick and paving surfaces.
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