Florida’s boom not doom, future bright says Wall Street Journal
The Journal argues Florida is on a sound economic basis with farmers builders and bankers in control. Florida growth figures from 1923 to 1927 show deposits profits and building contracts rising. Population and tax data indicate strong expansion with ports roads farms and utilities contributing to the state's prosperity. Roger Babson endorses the state’s bright future urging investors to buy now.
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Florida
The
Wall Street Journal
R. H. von Stein
Orange City
American Bankers Association
United States
Florida Bank
Census Bureau
U. S
State Highway Department
U.S
Roger Babson
Poisonous snakes in the United States and their ranges
The article maps pit vipers across the United States, naming Copperhead Water Moccasin Timber Rattler Prairie and Western Diamondback as key species. It notes bites in the Southeast Gulf states and warns of high child mortality, urging reporting to the Antivenin Institute of America for data and treatment outcomes. It describes habitats from swamps and lowlands to rocky hills and deserts, and highlights the lack of warning signals from many snakes.
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Missouri
Illinois
Texas
Rio Grande
Gulf States
Antivenia Institute of America
Antivenin Institute of America
Glenolden
Philadelphia
United States
U. S. Army
Zoological Parks
Afranio Do Amaral
Brazil
South America
Massachusetts
New Hampshire
Florida
Kansas
Arkansas
Pennsylvania
Maryland
Virginia
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Southpannam Eee
Bae
North America
North Carolina
Florida Keys
Louisiana
Mississippi River
Dakotas
Nebraska
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Rocky Mountains
Canada
California
West Coast
Idaho
Nevada
Ariona
Arizona
Plains
Utah
Maine
Vermont
New York City
New Jersey
New York Palisades
Hoover the Man: Skipper Praises Hoover in Florida
Glenn B. Skipper republican national committeeman of Florida declares Florida ready to vote for Herbert Hoover. He argues the Hoover appeal transcends party lines and emphasizes Hoover’s character, rise, and fitness for the presidency. The piece frames Hoover as a unifying national figure appealing to Floridians and Southerners alike.
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Glenn B. Skipper
Republican National
Florida
Washington Monument
Washington
Herbert Hoover
Hoover
South
Mr. Hoover
Man in Mount Dora risked life to save others
On a stormy Wednesday in Mount Dora Mayor D C German drove through blowing rain to rescue a car trapped under a fallen pine. He ferried four frightened travelers to shelter, then organized crews to clear debris and keep streets safe, doing so without obligation beyond duty.
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Mount Dora
Tavares
Hetter
Mbs
Ignor
D. C. Erman
Women as Key Advertisers and Purchasers in Modern Homes
A historical view notes women as main purchasers who read ads and guide household choices. Durstine explains advertising forms the link between manufacturers and women, who seek product information to base buying decisions and push demand for ready goods.
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Roy S. Durstine
Nation’s Business
America
Wave My Crutch and Cherished Old Age Dreams
A reflective verse voice anticipates aging with humor and resilience. The speaker imagines growing old with impairments yet stays optimistic about life. They imagine walking the neighborhood, waving a crutch, and cherishing days of lived delight despite potential sickness.
Collier's Question on Woodrow Wilson On New $1000 Bills
The note asks if Woodrow Wilson appears on the new $1000 bills and admits uncertainty about having seen any old $1000 bills. It presents the fiscal novelty with no firm claim beyond the inquiry.
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Collier’s
Woodrow Wilson
Seeking Knowledge Cites A Little Learning Dangers
A reader asks for guidance after a letter note warns that even small amounts of learning can mislead. The writer pledges sympathy and a careful answer to illuminate the query.
Salute to En Passant and Mild Winds in the State
A correspondent muses on En Passant and the ill wind that benefits none. The writer questions John Temple Graves poetry in his daily column and ponders how hearts open with small keys like courteous phrases.
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John Temple Graves
Fragmented Ethopia remark and editorial whimsy in local paper
A column parodies Abyssinia and bargaining customs and mocks uncertain local reporting. It notes a geography publisher Ginn and Co and ends with a quip about advertisers and a stalled ball game. The piece blends satire with editorial self awareness and hints at a forthcoming editor’s return.
Farmers pledge to grow strawberries near Lake Joclla
At a recent meeting around Lake Joclla farmers and truck growers reaffirmed pledges to set out about fifty acres of strawberries this fall. The plan aims to enable profitable quantity shipments, per the Dade City Banner.
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Lake Joclla
Dade City
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