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Newspaper
Mount Dora Topic
Location
Mount Dora, Florida, United States of America
Date
Apr 12, 1951
Page
3
A playful wind powered toy sets a mini plane in motion as propellers whirl in a breeze. The simple device invites children and adults to explore gusts and toy physics while enjoying a breezy outdoor activity. Parts and price details are briefly noted.
Seven hundred small town unionists in Washington adopted a seven point Grass Roots manifesto calling for equal representation for labor farmers small business and consumer groups on policy and mobilization agencies. They urged broader support from ladies clubs service groups and farm organizations to restore public confidence in controls.
The American farmer now owns 91 billion dollars in land buildings livestock and equipment. The 1950 output reached about 30 billion dollars in produce, about a third of the plant value, while 1900 and 1910 yielded only a sixth. By 1929 it was just under a quarter. Gains come from a 900 percent rise in tool and machinery investment since 1900 plus better seeds livestock methods and fertilizer.
Fragmentary OCR notes show fabric sizing and eyel prs details, including a 39 inch measurement and 1/4 yard quantities. No clear person, organization, or event identified.
A note on pairing fish with a crisp side. Coleslaw is suggested as a delicious thrifty choice to accompany fish meals.
Governor Dewey harshly criticizes Eisenhower after repeated attempts for a meeting with the 1952 nominee. An ally explains Ike dislikes Dewey and his backers warn the New York delegation will back Eisenhower. The tension revives memories of 1948 GOP battles over the nomination.
The national security council weighs covertly aiding 1.5 million anti Communist guerrillas in China with limited armed support for raids on Communist targets, modeled on WWII Greek and Yugoslav backing. Debate rages over arming Chiang Kai Shek and risks of desertion, while subsidies favor large firms like U S Steel and Carnegie Illinois.
A quirky health advisory notes spring fever caused by irregular bodily function and indoor living. It suggests natural remedies such as outdoor activity and a return to fruits and vegetables to restore energy and mood. The tone mirrors an old fashioned wellness column urging simple, traditional health practices.
Listings show livestock for sale including 60 mares bred to a jack, 30 two year old mules, 30 yearling mules from Plentywood Montana. Also various farm items and ads for pest control, antique pieces, income opportunities, fragrances, seeds and plants, with multiple businesses and locations across the United States.
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