Alpine Avalanche and Heart Health Reflections in 1950s Texan Press
Alpine Avalanche reports on local upbuilding and Davis Mountain Big Bend region news with notices and editorials. An aging heart health piece discusses rising heart disease and arteriosclerosis linked to modern life, speed, and stress, referencing notable historical figures to illustrate genius and mortality.
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ANG Odting
Hewtee County
Gogg
Alpine
Davis Mountain-Big Bend
Women readers split by age in New York club study
A.W. librarian Michale Man Lewis notes younger women aged twenty to thirty gravitate toward heavy non fiction in contrast to older women who prefer lighter popular authors. She observes mothers and daughters sharing quiet library moments but younger sisters linger with Plato and Proust, preferring mental stimulation after busy days.
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Michale Man Lewis
A.W. A ‘Clubhone
New York City
Lewis
Lear
Uwe
Gurl
None will deny that the tragic problem of traffic danger grows
An old discussion recalls a New York Mirror 1860 piece on Broadway streetcar drivers and the hazards faced by pedestrians. It laments congestion and the threat to Life and limb, noting fatal risks to those on foot and the peril of boarding or walking near the carriages.
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New York Mirror
Broadway
New State Medical Practice Registration Law Takes Effect
Austin declares the new year brings enforcement of the 42nd legislature medical practice registration law. Physicians must register with their county clerk, pay a fee within 10 days, or face suspension of license and penalties. County officials prepare physician lists for verification by the board.
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Austin
Texas
Safe Board
Menard Mission Built in 1757 and Apache Conflicts
The Spanish Menard Mission on the Han Saba River was founded in 1797 amid likened earlier plans. Apaches roamed, breaking promises to enter the mission as Comanches drifted southward. On March 16, 1758 Comanches attacked, killing inhabitants and looting. Priests abandoned the mission afterward, returning to San Antonio.
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Menard
Han Saba
Hania
San Anvente
Chevrolet Uses Many Methods of Advertising New 1932 Car Models
A sweeping promotional campaign for the 1932 Chevrolet model uses newspapers radio posters phonograph records and dealer displays. Teasers began with 25000 posters in towns over 15000 population followed by eight weeks of radio on 168 stations and teaser phonograph records mailed to 1 380 000 owners.
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Chevrolet
United States
Therogram
Chevrolet Motor Company
Uncle Sam
Essays Written During National Book Week Here
Students in the junior high section sponsored National Book Week with posters and short essays in English class. Two eighth grade essays by Thelma Ferris and Julia Gentry discuss Swiss Family Robinson as a favorite, noting its themes of family and adventure. Businessmen of Anson Texas read about a family seeking a cheese factory establishment after being stranded, reflecting local interest.
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Ihigh Scction
Marylis Wall
Thelma Ferris
Julia Gentry
Anson
Texas
Scholarship Society of the South Welcomes New Honorary Member
The mut not chapter held a Tuesday evening meeting at Miss Sather's home to welcome the new honorary member and hear offerings for the year. Minutes from last summer were read, officers listed, committees appointed, and refreshments served as the gathering adjourned.
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Miss Sather
Olbert Mizetts Ion Eaewned
Olter Ibn
Librarian Ida Faye Hamilton Invited to ALA Meet in Chicago
Miss Ida Faye Hamilton, Sal Ross librarian, earns recognition as she is invited to the American Library Association conference in Chicago. The notice highlights her eminence among regional librarians and notes colleagues and supporters in the library community.
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S.R
ALA
Chicago
Miss Hamilton
Ida Faye Hamilton
Sal Ross
Src
Aanasuaay
Rancumanre
Ieee
Fragmentary OCR summary of a Tucson event and petitions
The readable text hints at a Tucson scene involving a priest, a count of Venice, and a student body plan. It mentions a recommendation or petition for information on vaccination or a nation, a feast for freshmen, and a contingent program. Names and precise actions are unclear due to garbled OCR.
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Ove Man
ariasa_ oat
Cence
Doctor Webb Walker Named To State Teachers Colleges Board
Word reached President forelock that Dr. Webb Walker of Port Worth is appointed to the State Teachers Colleges Board of Regents. He takes the seat following the death of Fred A. Martin of Fort Worth, a key local figure.
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Webb Walker
Fort Worth
Forelock
Port Worth
Regents
State Teachers Colleges
Walker
Fred A. Martin
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