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Newspaper
Mount Dora Topic
Location
Mount Dora, Florida, United States of America
Date
Mar 27, 1952
Page
7
A letter to the editor protests fluorine addition to Mount Dora water, arguing the district already has high quality supply and warning that fluorine amounts to poisoning the water. The writer questions promotional claims about fluoridation and cautions against advertising poison in the water.
A reader praises a prior article on fluorine in Mount Dora water and questions city fluoridation. The letter cites past Florida Health reports and Kiplinger notes Washington oversight may impact food processors. The writer warns fluoridated water could deter new industry and harm local citrus plants.
Winter resident Vernon Davis protests fluoridation of Mount Dora city water. He cites health concerns and pledges to avoid drinking fluoridated water despite past praise of the town’s water quality.
An old notice promotes whisky for youngsters in Mount Dora alongside fluorine treated water for teeth. It suggests adding castor oil for constipation or a dose of whisky, reflecting outdated health opinions once circulated in local reports.
Edna A Swort of Fayetteville Pennsylvania criticizes Florida oranges sold in northern markets as tasteless and dry. She attributes the citrus downturn to quality and urges Florida producers to ship fruit rivaling California to revive demand.
A Mount Dora resident writes to oppose fluoridation citing health risks and urging the town to provide pure water and allow a choice for fluoridated water. He cites Dr. Black from the University of Florida and local officials, questions benefits to children, and urges public petitions and letters to the Mount Dora Topic.
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