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Newspaper
Mount Dora Topic
Location
Mount Dora, Florida, United States of America
Date
Nov 22, 1928
Page
2
A gas powered climate control system for homes promises year round comfort. A thermostat regulates temperature humidity and air quality using a three part setup with an air filter air heater and humidifier. The unit costs under a thousand dollars and ensures June like conditions in winter by circulating warmed moist air.
The writer expresses growing frustration at how Mount Dora is treated in satire about its so called virtuous character. They acknowledge editor errors but lament a lack of forgiveness for human mistakes and warn of a forthcoming expose or harsher stance.
Citizens discuss Peace Conference actions and council turnover in Mount Dora with calls for new blood. A proposed harmony election, potential public clashes on December 17, and apologies clarify local issues as letters urge prudent municipal reform and fair leadership.
The South shows a political shift after the election with Hoover winning in Virginia North Carolina Tennessee Texas and Florida. The era marks a break from old patterns as Southern states gain influence in Democratic conventions and push for industrial gains rather than mere political support.
The article argues that the South will vote by independent conviction rather than party pressure. It notes emancipation from partisan influence in Carolina and Florida, promising benefits to industrial and financial enterprise. It stresses that southern voters will not be forced by party loyalty to support unfavorable national or local policies.
The article notes early Christmas advertisements and warns procrastinators of the crowded last days. It argues early shopping offers better choice and leisure while late shopping causes stress and chaos during a nationwide impulse toward year-end spending.
State Forester Harry Lee Baker urges Florida hunters to prevent forest fires that destroy quail turkey squirrel and deer habitat. He warns fires kill wildlife during winter, sicken birds, and cripple deer, then outlines safety steps including extinguishing cigarettes and campfires and never leaving fires unattended.
An AP dispatch cites the US prohibition chief calling Canada’s government liquor control a failure. The piece contrasts Canada’s approach with Al Smith’s warnings to “Watch Canada,” and recalls a Detroit bootlegger beacon church cross used to aid smuggling. It also reflects on 1896 McKinley Bryan bimetallism era letters and Hanna Bryan Democratic splits.
A devotional piece on prayer drawn from Paul and Ephesian texts. It argues that Paul’s life and epistles embody continual prayer and cites Grenfell on prayer’s power. The article links biblical examples to modern faith, urging persistent prayer as the Christian breath and gate through death.
The notice offers fire clay flue tile for temporary relief during cold spells and a good stock of flue lining for permanent work. It promotes affordable stoves and heating solutions with emphasis on comfort and simple installation.
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