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Newspaper
Brookshire Times
Location
Brookshire, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jun 27, 1963
Page
6
Instructions stress immediate action for drowning victims using mouth to mouth rescue breathing. Steps include clearing air passages, tilting the head, breathing into the chest, pinching the nostrils, and repeating 15 times per minute. Emphasizes sending for help but not delaying with ambulance only.
The Gulf shrimp season from the Texas shoreline to the 1014 mile line will close from June 1 to July 16 to protect juvenile shrimp. Texas Game and Fish patrols will operate again this year and commercial shrimpers are urged to follow conservation laws and avoid trouble.
A fragment notes Daniel Brubaker refusing an unexpected visitor at home. The text mentions the family pride in their son Daniel and a neighborhood scene with children playing across the street while a woman was seen entering the back of a house.
A boy was confronted by a stranger who entered the Brubaker residence by mistake. The boy asked to accompany the woman to a neighbor’s house, but he replied that his mother forbids him to go with strangers. Mrs. Brubaker praised her son’s training.
A reader asks if you are moving and requests forwarding of a new address for Times subscribers. The fragment hints at a push for updated contact details.
A notice urges subscribers to file a change of address at the Post Office to avoid lost papers and returns. It explains that unregistered moves lead to paper waste and backlogs, and advises obtaining a change of address card for every publication to ensure delivery.
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