Editorials Man doth not live by bread only Deuteronomy 8 3
A newspaper editorial cites Deuteronomy 8 3 to argue that people require more than material sustenance. It reflects on spiritual values and societal responsibility beyond bread alone.
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Newspaper
Bowie News
Location
Bowie, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jun 15, 1951
Page
10
A newspaper editorial cites Deuteronomy 8 3 to argue that people require more than material sustenance. It reflects on spiritual values and societal responsibility beyond bread alone.
A civic piece urges readers to count praise rather than gripe about Bowie. It notes Bowie's low tax rate of 1 per 100 value, compares it with nearby towns, and highlights improvements in water, sewage, health, street lighting, and street improvements while urging appreciation of local leaders and governance.
Economic Intelligence argues that Britain's National Health Service shows faults after two and a half years. Doctors report wasted time on trivial cases while patients demand more attention, lowering care standards under a tax funded system. The piece warns against the U.S. adopting compulsory government medical insurance.
Last year farm automobiles surpassed draft animals for the first time in history, signaling a shift in agricultural work. Oil powered equipment now delivers about 178 million horsepower, doubling the level from a decade ago and boosting output per man hour by roughly 50 percent.
The lesson traces the early church’s witnesses from Jerusalem to the ends of the earth. It highlights Peter and John’s healings, their trials before the Sanhedrin, and Paul’s conversion and mission to the Gentiles culminating in his Roman testimony to Caesar’s household. Dallas guests are noted at the end.
Oil now plays a major role in soil conservation and farming efficiency. Petroleum chemicals in fertilizer insecticides rust preventatives and machinery protection extend lifespans and productivity, helping farms produce about 40 percent more than peak prewar years up to 1940 and linking farmers to America’s oil industry.
Mr and Mrs E F Bradfield and children vacation in Oklahoma this week. Mrs Edward French formerly Marion Henning of Bowie was installed as president of the Eastland Music Club on May 16 at the club home. Mrs Buck Griffin of Austin will visit Bowie for two weeks while Buck Griffin trains with the 49th Division in Louisiana.
Mr. and Mrs. C. A. Wilson and Mr. and Mrs. Holt Spain visited in Fort Worth Sunday afternoon. J. T. McMurry of Wichita Falls was a week end visitor in the home of his mother, Mrs. M. E. McMurry.
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