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The paper announces advance subscription price changes under the publisher and editor terms. Superintendent oversight confirms adjustments to ensure continued delivery and quality.
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Newspaper
Mount Dora Topic
Location
Mount Dora, Florida, United States of America
Date
Feb 23, 1950
Page
4
The paper announces advance subscription price changes under the publisher and editor terms. Superintendent oversight confirms adjustments to ensure continued delivery and quality.
The piece accuses Florida leaders of corrupt methods in Warren Griffin and Fuller Warren politics, claiming nearly a half million dollars funded Warren’s election. It argues the state suffers from bought influence and weak governance despite calls for honest government. It even jokes Warren should quit to take a movie contract.
A Ocala Democratic banquet feature shows Senator Pepper praising welfare while hinting at New Deal socialism. An editorial from Boston Herald recalls Greenwich veteran Jay V. Smith denouncing federal aid as money taken from people and urges self reliance against Washington handouts.
An observer details heavy winter traffic along Florida’s Orange Blossom Trail with visitors from New Jersey and Michigan. He notes slow, cautious driving by Lake County residents and a playful left-turn salute from one local motorist, urging visitors to linger and enjoy the area.
A Florida diary details a week of mild winter days with sun and cool mornings near 50 to 70 degrees. The writer notes azaleas blooming, orange blossoms, lake scenes, and a quiet rhythm as they attend a Democratic dinner in Ocala and anticipate northern visitors.
A Business and Professional Women's club gathering at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Etchells on East Crooked Lake. The scene featured a tranquil lake view with reflections from the daytime sun and a pleasant evening breeze among palm fronds.
A letter from Dr. Ferdinand C. Lane praises Mount Dora’s beauty and hospitality while criticizing its public library for low public use. He notes seven to eight thousand volumes, a central location, and a competent librarian, yet few visitors. He imagines Abraham Lincoln valuing borrowed books. The piece also mentions water hyacinth composting potential and its acid-friendly nitrogen content for azaleas.
A coastal note expresses gratitude and devotion as a prayer asking for divine guidance peace healing unity. It emphasizes forgiveness, strength for daily tasks, and service to others through God's Spirit. The closing line remarks on modern life in too many cars rushing in many directions.
Eudell Sutley will address the Ocklawaha Chapter D A R on Our Neighbors to the South at 2 30 p m Thursday March 2 at Community church Parish house Mrs Morgan Horton in charge and visiting daughters invited Delegates to state meeting in Sarasota March 29 31 named Mount Dora Tangerine Umatilla Sorrento and others Also notes on chicken pox in birds vaccines reduce infection and mosquito transmission
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