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Newspaper
Mount Dora Topic
Location
Mount Dora, Florida, United States of America
Date
Feb 24, 1949
Page
8
A Mount Dora crowd recalls a comic scene as E G Colonna and wife stroll MacDonald Street when a bold pig ambles from the hotel toward Fifth Avenue. Fate intervenes as Dr Lee faces a poisonous Wesal scare and Dora saves the day with Rev Blackburn and a Boy Scouts drive.
Dr Black cites Oakley Idaho and Florida cases showing high fluoride in water links to mottled teeth yet protects most teeth with regulated fluoride. He notes Mount Dora would need five to six pounds daily for one part per million, delivering benefits to children up to eight years old at 60 to 70 percent.
Dr Black argues fluoride in city water costs about $500 for machinery and 10 cents per person yearly. He questions topical mobile units as expensive and unreliable. He cites Michigan Supreme Court on water treatment and notes individuals cannot prevent public water treatment as Gainesville prepares to install the feeder system, first in Florida and second in the South.
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