Mount Dora Topic Announces Subscriptions and Rates
The Mount Dora Topic outlines advance subscription pricing with a two cent per word copy rate and a general preview of Thursday edition details for readers.
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Newspaper
Mount Dora Topic
Location
Mount Dora, Florida, United States of America
Date
Sep 09, 1948
Page
4
The Mount Dora Topic outlines advance subscription pricing with a two cent per word copy rate and a general preview of Thursday edition details for readers.
A garbled local notice discusses a proprietor named Martz patching Berlen and investments at a Western Union office on Fifth Ward. It mentions concerns about the future finances of Movant, California, a widow, and efforts to affect personal stability amid economic strain.
An observer describes a hot week with a near heat wave and a possible tornado forming in the southeast sky. The narrative follows daily readings from Thursday through Monday highlighting temperatures around 40s and 70s, a storm forecast, and a cooling breeze returning as rain and lake life temper the heat.
A crowded opinion piece critiques Henry Wallace as a Progressive presidential hopeful, contrasting his claims of inevitability with public skepticism and questions about motives, reading habits, and political calculation. The note of thanks to family and friends follows a funeral, reflecting local community voices.
Letter writers recount a long lived secret club S C N club begun in Mount Dora in the early 1920s. Members included Eleanor Wells Martha Wells Shirley Shoverberger and others across Florida and California. The group faced oath breaking and secrecy challenges but persisted while many members pursued college and marriage.
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