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Newspaper
Mount Dora Topic
Location
Mount Dora, Florida, United States of America
Date
Dec 21, 1950
Page
8
Northerners stranded by a 1950 blizzard endured four dreary days in Mount Dora after leaving Portage Lakes. The Raneys sheltered in a cottage, ate canned soup and corn mush, and waited for the snow to stop while watching Mount Dora's rain seem welcome in comparison.
Dr Reed invites attendees to bring answers to upcoming forum to address problems in the American way of life. The pastor leads a discussion on American heritage praising early America and Columbus and the Federalists unity, noting that world federation will take time.
Louisiana senator Dudley J. LeBlanc of Lafayette, owner of Hadacol, concluded a $500000 goodwill tour through 10 southern states. He aimed to persuade southerners to buy and consume Hadacol while arguing against the view that the South should export raw products for northern processing.
Senator Le Blanc promotes southern prosperity by selling Hadacol at $2,000,000 per month and envisions $50,000,000. A humorous fantasy vignette contrasts a self indulgent bed day with a忙 neurotic married woman, highlighting worries and domestic life.
U S Soil Conservation Service research reports find that a 30 mile per hour wind at 1 to 2 feet above ground can exert a pull of 2 000 to 4 000 pounds per acre on average land surfaces.
R E Norris surveys native and exotic plants for Christmas greens. Holly and magnolia top the list with owner permission required, followed by red bay, smilax, wild olive, camellia, privets, verbenas, pine and spruce greens. Mistletoe adds a romantic touch though gathering should avoid damaging trees.
The Rural Electrification Administration lists six rules for Christmas tree safety. Read as given, the section covers selecting a small tree kept outdoors until days before Christmas, inspecting light strings before use, and repairing frayed cords and broken sockets.
A compact note mixes practical tips about electrical safety for holiday lights with famous quotes on peace friendship and faith. It cautions not to overload outlets and to turn off lights after three hours or when leaving. It also advises discarding a brown needles Christmas tree.
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