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Newspaper
Mount Dora Topic
Location
Mount Dora, Florida, United States of America
Date
Jun 13, 1946
Page
4
A statement expressing faith in a democratic republic, asserting government consent from the governed and the nation as a union of sovereign states. It pledges love for country, support of the Constitution, obedience to laws, respect for the flag, and defense against enemies.
President John J. Tigert announces The Native Trees of Florida the second Floridiana contribution. Erdman West a Florida Agricultural Experiment Station botanist and Lillian E Arnold assistant botanist authored the work which includes a full index and key to the 271 known species in the state.
Florida Citrus Commission donates 1000 standard cases of juice to UNRRA for Europe to feed starving people. Funds earmarked for a national food editors luncheon financed the gift, which was canceled to conserve food. Food editors praised the commission’s action.
Dr. R J Dalton and Mr Burke Chester warn Lake County residents about DDT risks from an article on How DDT Really Works. Do not leave DDT where children or animals can reach it. Label it poison and keep it locked up. Avoid spraying DDT in the air. Use walls and fixtures instead. Do not use DDT powder. kerosene or oil solutions work better.
The article warns against using DDT on animals and near allergic persons due to skin eruptions and swelling. It mentions a new bleaching process by Mathieson Alkali Works enabling scarce high grade soaps from household waste fats and crude grease. It also notes honey bees essential for seed crops including clover, legumes, cabbage, carrot, radish, and soybeans.
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