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Newspaper
Carrollton Chronicle
Location
Carrollton, Texas, United States of America
Date
Oct 29, 1937
Page
6
John Flynn argues taxation hits the poor hardest and derides the rich tax policy as a flawed illusion. He criticizes Congress for inaction, cites tax totals from the prior year, and contends indirect taxes burden workers while the wealthy evade true costs.
A whimsical vignette finds a woman browsing an antique shop and choosing a bed. In a humorous aside a waterman notes famous figures who slept in the bed including Washington and Lincoln, prompting a quip about money and separate beds.
A fragmented caricature of a three team Turks at bat features an American face at the plate who claims to know the pitcher and a home run tease. The scene mixes slang and garbled dialogue as an amiable test of talent and language. An odd golf joke closes the piece with a traveling salesman remark.
Mrs Allie May Cox aged 64 died Sunday at her Dallas home 6850 Monticelli. Survived by two daughters Mrs W S Witroy and Miss Rena Merie Cox both of Dallas five grandchildren one brother Edward May of Earl Arkansas and four sisters Mrs Minnie Ashbury Mrs C W Smith Jr Johanie Padgett of Dallas. Funeral services 3 30 Monday at George A Brower Funeral Chapel with Dr WC Martin and Dr D F Fuller officiating. Interment at Webbs Chapel. Pallbearers listed.
A recipe titled Ham Pot Bake describes combining ham potatoes and onions with white sauce and seasonings, then baking with biscuit dough topping. Instructions include mixing water and ham, letting stand, cooking slowly, adding fillings, and final bake. The note adds tips on buttered pots kerosene for grease and pipe cleaning.
The Family Doctor advises warming a glycerine solution with carbusic acid and applying with a dropper to the ear. Do not use a hot water bag for more than 24 hours. The preparation should be warmed to body temperature before instilling one to two drops.
When wearing rubber gloves four rubber bands are fastened tightly around the wrist. Water will hot got ude whett not in use rubber gloves should be slightly dusted with talcum starch and turned wrong wide out.
In making childrens overalls the patch pockets are extended below the knee to deepen the pocket. Sew as far down as desired so the knee wear through can allow removal of the top patch, exposing the original fabric beneath.
A garbled page piece mentions washing ideas with kerosene, a corked bottle, and lemon slices for cleaning, plus musings on old pioneers, automobiles, and dancing. It includes stray quotes about preparation and life turning points with no clear single event or story.
Carrollton High School students publish The Lions Tale under editor Georgina Myora replacing The Buzzer. The note includes a poem by Doris McKamy Ramsey and lists prominent figures joining morning programs, a parade down College Avenue, and a scheduled one act play with Chiro Club and staff roles for event day.
Nearby visitors attended an open house for the Vickery project. Mrs. Marlon Good and Mise Faye McMillan led a program of songs and dances with instrumental music under direction. Classrooms were opened for inspection and several works were on display as plans for a new building were discussed.
The piece surveys Home Coming meanings for freshmen sophomores juniors and seniors at Carrollton High School. It contrasts student perspectives with those of teachers noting joy, nostalgia, and the event as a community celebration while urging support for The Chronicle newspaper to aid school funding and local insight.
A patient reflects on the diagnostic process, noting that what was initially considered may have centered on linguistic or mouth related factors rather than other health issues. The account emphasizes patient doubt and the eventual clarification of tongue as the source.
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