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Newspaper
Brookshire Times
Location
Brookshire, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jun 15, 1934
Page
6
The argument against state control cites the railroads' proven efficiency and safety. Rates are low and transportation costs form a small share of final prices, with substantial tax contributions backing public finances. A government takeover would demand huge bonds and a vast operating department, risking higher rates and poorer service.
Motivational address urging readers to seize opportunity locally. It stresses that success comes from effort in the present job, not in dreaming of elsewhere, citing examples like Burbank and iron workers to illustrate progress achieved by those who acted where they were. The message: the time is now and the place to make good is here.
Frank Lange, local Ford dealer, reports the sale of a new Ford pick-up truck to Davis and Witte, proprietors of the new bottling works in Brookshire.
Dr Wilcox, a local physician, notes a significant number of malaria cases presenting in his practice. He urges awareness and preventive measures amid the health concerns.
A lawyer questions a witness about statements alleged by the plaintiff. The witness evasively replies with "Did I or did I not what?" highlighting confusion and witness hesitation during the interrogation.
Frederick T. Birchall of The New York Times wins a Pulitzer at 68, proving journalism thrives with experience. Edison’s insight echoes: the brain grows stronger with use, and youth’s quest for miracles drives progress despite aging bodies.
A columnist argues that college graduates still find work if they are competent and ambitious. He cites oil industry demand for eager young workers and contrasts two couples to show life depends on choices and values rather than income alone.
Dr Wallice Wilcox announces the birth of a baby girl to Mr and Mrs J A Ernst near Katy. The child is named Clara.
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