My Woman of the Week profile of Laura Dottie Hurts
Laura Hurts, known as Dottie, rose from Klein high school to Dunn and Bradstreet and later Todd’s Shoe Store and Marshall Wells. She balances family life with a 19 month old daughter Baby Dot while advocating against bringing displaced persons to the U S, valuing early marriage, self-reliance, and helping others, with her husband Jerry making ice cream.
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Dunn
Bradstreet
Laura M. Hurts
Klein
Iit Dunn & Bradstreet
Stapleton Bulding
Laura
Todd
Todd's
Marshall Wells
Daugther
Pater
Jerry
Dottie
Oh My Aching Feet and Shopping Patter Ad
A fragmented shoppers column highlights a 1947 Chrysler Windsor for 2895 with modern comforts, plus July savings events at S&L. It notes sale items, summer sandals at 2.90, a Rex Laundry pitch, various fans, fall hats at Townie Country, and low prices at Standard Clothing as the wall comes down.
Grand Opening Merch Options Launch Featuring New Apparel
The new merch lineup offers heavyweight sun tan pants at 3.80 dollars and matching shirts at 348 units, with men's hair products priced at 82.68, reflecting a sale on items previously marked at 4.95. The campaign invites customers to take part in the launch and explore the latest inventory.
Lesson Sermon on God in Christian Science Services
Sunday July 4 1948 featured a Lesson-Sermon in Christ Scientist churches. The Golden Text cited Exodus 20 urging devotion to God alone. Included Bible passage Isaiah reassures divine presence and strength. Science and Health states there is no power apart from God omnipotence.
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God
Churches of Christ, Scientist
Egypt
Mary Baker Eddy
Thoughts on Liberty and Government in a Free State
The excerpt cites Sir Walter Raleigh, Mary Baker Eddy, Washington, Harry S. Truman, and Robert Hall on liberty, oppression, and democracy. It juxtaposes freedom with discipline and the duty to obey government, arguing that true patriotism rests on knowledge of the rights and privileges to defend.
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Sir Walter Raleigh
Mary Baker Eddy
Washington
Harry ‘Woodburn Chase
Robert Hall
Fragmentary Quote on Woodrow Wilson Ends with Edges
A readable fragment references Woodrow Wilson and hints at political or editorial framing. The source text is incomplete but preserves a named figure and partial discussion context. The snippet suggests a broader article on Wilson without conveying a full event or conclusion.
Polio Cripples Many U.S. Young People
Polio cripples about 400000 children and youths under 21 in the United States, with poliomyelitis accounting for one fifth of orthopedic handicaps. Cerebral palsy ranks second, and experts urge early treatment and rehabilitation while noting little public attention. Congenital defects drive most under five cases, while disease and accident cause more at older ages. Early intervention can greatly reduce residual effects.
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New York
W. Y
United States
Metropolitan Life Tusurance Company
Usb
Hfe
Erb
Footprints on Time Carry Heavy Jnarls Pathfinder Quote
A reflective line credits those who bear heavy Jnarls as the men who leave lasting footprints on the sands of time, attributed to Pathfinder.
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Pathfinder
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Pagini
Barbara
Babs
Allen
Singer Sewing Machine CO
North Goth North Pot
Barbara Allen
Jesse M. Chase
S&l
Xin
Ribbonaire
Fern
L. A
Christian Science
Neva's Bake Shop
North Broadway
Pata
Woodrow Wilson
U.S
pBread
Christian Science Monitor
PCUS
The
Christian Science Publishing Society
Tha
Christian Sc Cnce
PBS
Hale
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