The Corner Cupboard front page: 'Off to Tosahatchee' — Jim and Bo McEwan with hunting dog Prince, November 14, 1957

The front page of The Corner Cupboard, an independent Orlando newspaper.

Masthead:

The Corner Cupboard

An Independent Newspaper

NATIONAL AWARD WINNER 1957 — Federal Editorial Association Awards, Newspaper Contests

Volume Eight Number 52 — Orlando, Florida, November 14, 1957 — Price 10 Cents A Copy

Mailing label (typed, upper right corner of page):

Mrs. W. C. Daley 1920 Lakeside Dr. City

5-22-58

Photograph (full-width, lower two-thirds of front page):

A black-and-white photograph of a man and a young boy standing on a doorstep beside a hunting dog (a pointer, light coated with dark markings) at the foreground. The man wears a hunting jacket, the boy a striped sweater.

Caption:

OFF TO TOSAHATCHEE — What could be more thrilling than a boy’s first hunting trip with his dad. Eight-year-old Jim McEwan and his father, Bo, an Orlando attorney, leave home for a trial run in the game preserve owned by a group of Orlandoans — where they will do their hunting. Jim is one of the third generation of McEwans to hunt on the preserve and can hardly wait for the season to open on Saturday. Prince is impatient too.