Lakeside Inn addtion boosts Mount Dora hostelry scene
The Lakeside Inn in Mount Dora plans a major expansion adding 90 000 feet of building space. The new addition aims to enhance accommodations and contribute to the community’s hotel capacity with a beautiful design and skilled construction team.
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The Roaring Twenties and Prohibition Echoes
The article traces postwar drift from wartime unity to Prohibition era tension, noting bootlegging and speakeasies as responses. It highlights the rise of sensational headlines, Lindberghs flight, Scopes Trial, and the shift from strict Puritan norms to flappers, cocktail parties, and the stock market crash of 1929.
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Ford Nomination Reaffirms Midwestern Political Voice
The Kansas City coverage notes the Republican convention boosted local business while nominating Gerald Ford for a January return. It portrays Ford and Reagan as central figures amid a scene of midwestern pragmatism and perceived political theater.
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Ford's Kansas City speech signals GOP pivot toward trusted leadership
The article portrays Gerald Ford's convention address amid doom for Republicans. Ford shifts tone from hawkish rhetoric to sober leadership, praising inflation relief and free world standing while urging voters to embrace a plain, competent businessman over flashy promises. Kansas City 1976 serves as backdrop for a potential political realignment.
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Mount Dora Library plans to spare most trees
A reader asks whether the new Mount Dora Library will save the oak, camphor, and two orchid trees on the north side. The Library Board states the plan is to preserve as many trees as possible, including most of them.
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Reflections on Our Election Process and Civic Duty
Senator Jim Glisson urges readers to contribute to democracy by voting in local, county, state, and national races. He argues the system works, calls for positive action, and warns against apathy while emphasizing every vote counts.
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