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Newspaper
Cuero Record
Location
Cuero, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jun 15, 1971
Page
5
A reader argues men should share household chores and dinner duties to support wives and challenge stale gender roles. He praises weekly meals and dishwashing, noting wives do more daily labor and thinking. He suggests men fish or watch sports without neglecting scores and family time.
Public notice warns all claimants to present their claims against the estate of Annie Lee Green. Executor Parker Ellery urges filing by the specified date at Wells Point, Texas, before legal deadlines close the estate. The filing address is P.O. Box 230, Texas.
The passage traces 19th century reading habits from expensive scholarly editions to popular yellowback novels and Beadle’s dime novels. It notes Johannsen’s dedication to collectors and librarians, the rise of detective fiction, and the term yellow journalism linked to newspaper publishers like Pulitzer and Hearst. It mentions Poe, Aiken, and the Beadle era shaping paperback and serial fiction.
A light hearted note from King Features Syndicate highlights Judy Eis’s playful phrase about hot water fans, urging a cooler approach and friendly humor in daily routines.
A rough recount from Record Files mentions Jet G. sewer wr at the af t office in Texas, a Republican senator since Reconstruction days, receiving ovation in the Senate galleries. It notes Kennedy slipping away from the White House aboard a cruise, plus references to Communists and a peace settlement for Louis. Also recalls Rev. John P. Minter speaking at Ladies Night sponsored by the Fellows.
Mrs. Victor Goe bel was reelected president of the DeWitt County Federation of Women's Clubs. Twenty members of the Lutheran Boy Scout troop left for Camp Tom Rooter headed to the camp for a troop outing.
Quotes from Frank Sinatra declaring his seriousness about retirement and interest in new pursuits including meeting people and building a house, alongside Governor Reagan’s remarks on closing tax loopholes and his lifelong interest in cattle and ranching amid ongoing business plans.
Former Soviet Premier Nikita Khrushchev appears in Moscow for parliamentary elections his first public showing in two years and he says he feels fine during the vote process.
Nikita Khrushchev voted in Moscow for parliamentary elections saying I feel fine and he is a pensioner with little to do. The former Soviet premier made his first public appearance in two years addressing reporters briefly.
A Sunday page story reports a dog seen carrying a milk bottle from a doorstep. The animal dragged the bottle down a sidewalk and drank the milk, leaving a mystery in a quiet English village.
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