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Newspaper
Brookshire Times
Location
Brookshire, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jun 11, 1948
Page
11
Dr. Benjamin Sprock argues in JAMA that a toddler who says no to everything is acting normal. He notes a growing ego that needs outlets beyond a small home and that the habit starts as the child asserts wishes and will.
The text explains two main reasons for growing demand for custom farm work. Limited machine availability due to labor shortages and rising farmer buying power reduce supply. Small farms cannot efficiently use equipment, so owners hire custom operators or perform enough custom work for others to justify ownership.
In a Senate debate on the twelve southern states compact for regional higher education, officials spar over federal approval and racial segregation. Senator Morse of Oregon questions federal necessity, while southern leaders argue state rights against a national discrimination standard.
A columnist mocks the craze for deluxe railcars with lounges, automat lunches, and newsreels while noting editorials on civil rights candidates and party platforms. They joke about orchestra pits, sunken gardens, and interior decorators turning trains into moving Vogue issues as labor and farming policy weigh on politics.
A brief poem extols the United Nations as a weak yet functional league given its current state. The speaker notes its pale image but acknowledges its usefulness and value within the contemporary geopolitical landscape.
Jason Wiggs shifts from thrift bouts to leading the Save Europe effort while Deke Bumble endorses the first non grinning candidate in the 1948 race. Luke and Mrs Whipple recover from assembling a $10,000 prefabricated home as a critic deems a new half dollar worth less than a nickel and a General Marshall longs for big war motionless in a distant theater.
The article contrasts Mark Hanna’s simple, speech specific campaign method with modern radio amplified strategies. It notes Hanna’s targeted promises to each audience and the front porch approach, then explains radio’s broad reach increases costs and alters messaging. It also profiles Col William Lightfoot Visscher and his party shifts, showing how campaign fortunes shift with media.
A new super-luxury bus model will feature snack bars rest rooms steward service and an electric razor as standard amenities. Regular service will operate on fast express routes between New York St Louis and Chicago with 32 seats from a 41 passenger chassis to allow extra legroom. The snack bar sits at the forward end near the driver.
When unloading the table stack dishes neatly to stay in place for washing. Remove colored clothes from the washline as soon as dry since sunlight can fade colors. A nail polish can serve as a makeshift glue substitute in a pinch.
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