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Newspaper
Carrollton Chronicle
Location
Carrollton, Texas, United States of America
Date
Oct 25, 1935
Page
4
Political pamphlet style piece urging voters to curb government waste and protect family finances. Emphasizes life insurance value and prudent saving as a response to inflation, calling for political action to stop perceived waste and preserve savings for families.
A recent incident sickened over 1200 people in White Plains New York after eating cream puffs from a local bakery. The pastries used eggs from Missouri packed in Nebraska and sold in Chicago. Other notes mention cosmic ray intensities at high altitude and a new gas extinguishing device by Dr Bernard J Lewis.
A mosaic of quotes and notes from varied voices explores love wages work meditation and belief. It contrasts commerce and leisure with longing loneliness and the value of steady labor and meaning amid a collage of reflections and opinions.
A ragbag of fragments from a local issue page includes wedding and social notes, club addresses, musical events, and a reflection on a town newspaper’s value. Names such as Roy Gravith and Gladys Perry Kelley appear amid community notices and club items.
A garbled collection of classroom chatter and captions from a periodical page. The text mixes student banter about vowels and age with stray captions about powder and a shooting case. It presents as a collage of fragments with uncertain context and odd spellings.
The piece highlights ongoing invention and engineering progress in electric power production and distribution. It notes that newer methods lower costs and that careful use of resources has kept Texas Power & Light service excellent. Over ten years residential lighting costs fell by more than 35 percent due to innovations.
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