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Newspaper
Mount Dora Topic
Location
Mount Dora, Florida, United States of America
Date
Sep 19, 1957
Page
4
A maxim states the mouth of the righteous is a wellspring of life while violence shrouds the mouths of the wicked. The saying contrasts moral speech with aggressive wording and emphasizes restraint. It reflects common wisdom themes in historical proverbs.
The Chamber of Commerce endorses a North Mount Dora school boundary aligned with Highway 441 and expands the Mount Dora district toward Tavares. It also plans a business get-together to stimulate activity and curb empty storefronts, inviting mutual support from chamber and local business leaders.
The board reversed the juvenile court budget last week raising chief counselor to 5000 and girls counselor to 4500 while adding a second assistant. the action preserves the overall 34000 budget, funds salaries, and aims to reduce youth involvement in jail cells pending NPPA review and potential detention reforms.
Governor LeRoy Collins of Florida is slated to speak at Sea Island Georgia about whether a Southerner can be elected president. The piece notes his balanced view on race relations, urging progress through law and moral leadership while avoiding segregationism. It argues his approach could bridge national divides and highlight the South’s commitment to democratic ideals.
A Spokane letter argues that a Department of Defense directive requires fluoridation of base water affecting military families. Proponents cite public health and dental societies, while opponents oppose mandated treatment without family consent. The message questions national defense premises overruling individual choice on local water policy.
The essay argues Constitution Week as a call to honor the document's protections against encroaching ideologies. It links Civil Rights era violence in Birmingham and Charlotte to the need for lawful rights, individual protections, and peaceful civic action rather than mob rule or state overreach. It stresses the 14th Amendment and constitutional limits on federal power, opposing tyranny and advocating patience, arbitration, and legality.
Orlando Winter Park subscribers recently switched to direct dialing, eliminating tolls within a 528 square mile area. East Lake county will introduce direct dialing in October, but short local calls within a mile remain charged. The Florida Telephone Corp shows rapid long-distance growth and new equipment investments to meet demand.
A forthcoming Florida state university, led by Dr. John Allen, aims to counter conformity and stagnation by fostering inquiry and human values. The school plans experimental curricula, emphasis on understanding human heritage, and student motivation to explore complex societal issues.
Mount Dora baseball fans receive gratitude from the Dorans players and management for home game attendance and season ticket sales. The Kiwanis Club donation is acknowledged along with thanks to Carol Flavell for scorekeeping, Lewis Durden for gate work, Wayne Moon for P A gear, James Davis for announcing, and city officials for backing baseball. Two Dorans remain in Lake County hospitals.
A Dorans manager lauds a group of kids at the ball park calling them the greatest gang of youngsters to hang around. He hopes they all become ball players and mentions ETE SHOSMAKER.
An old saying praises physicians, noting they serve the public welfare with modern diagnostic skills and a wide range of perfected drugs. The article highlights how physicians today prescribe the single best medicine from vast pharmacy inventories to aid patients.
The notice invites customers to pick up prescriptions nearby or have them delivered promptly at no extra charge. It notes many people trust the service to fill prescriptions reliably and asks if they may compound the reader’s prescription.
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