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Newspaper
Gladewater Mirror
Location
Gladewater, Texas, United States of America
Date
Apr 30, 1970
Page
4
A lively list extols bicarbonate of soda as a universal remedy and household helper. It notes baking, stomach relief, cleaning, battery boost, pain and itch relief, teeth whitening, deodorizing, and even agricultural and medical applications in shock, chickenpox treatment, and infant care.
Representative George Bush touring Texas for the Republican nomination spoke in Longview at a LeTourneau home luncheon attended by about one hundred. He arrived by plane at Gregg County airport and later addressed Tyler Manufacturers Association in Tyler after visits to Kilgore and Longview. Bush touted the 1970s as a potential era of opportunity and urged support to regain the Senate seat, recalling a 1969 Nixon San Clemente meeting and noting his Ways and Means Committee service.
A reader asks Honey to classify herself amid accusations of being a middle aged hippy and discusses who seeks attention. Another letter describes a conceited friend’s vanity and pressures to impress the opposite sex with tight clothing and short skirts, and Honey replies noting a narcissistic complex.
The Kooks Korner columnist Fredalene Clark recounts rediscovering a Tun nel of Fudge Cake recipe from Rose Clifton and plans to feature more reader contributed recipes. She notes two new household trials on Monday, including a sandwich manwich and a chocolate mint cookie, both enjoyed with Harriett Jean.
The notice lists admitted and dismissed patients at CITY HOSPITAL and HART CLINIC HOSPITAL. Included are numerous names such as Callie Boyd, Henry Lee, Cora Lee, Vera Sims, Laura Powell, and Mary McMinn, with assorted admissions and discharges. Also included are recipe notes and culinary tips unrelated to hospital actions.
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