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Newspaper
Gladewater Mirror
Location
Gladewater, Texas, United States of America
Date
Aug 10, 1972
Page
7
A Texas study-backed promotion by Cindy Gray of the Parks and Wildlife Department urges seafood five times weekly for weight loss. A redfish in wine sauce recipe accompanies the piece, detailing fillets, tomatoes, wine and herbs baked until flaky for six servings.
The article states about 183 million tons of pollutants enter U S air annually. It translates to roughly 1 500 pounds of airborne filth per person.
East Texas Gulf Highway Assn officials optimistic about proposed four lane link from Oklahoma to the Gulf. Texas Highway Commission reception described as cordial as counties along the shortest scenic route to Gulf ports show steady progress.
A 17 year old in Saskatoon asks about her long distance romance after her boyfriend leaves for Alberta. The reply urges maturity and careful planning, suggesting moving only if truly serious, consulting parents, and ensuring stability before relocation.
Home demonstration agent Mrs Etalah C Petty urges safety in bathrooms to prevent slips and water shocks and outlines steps such as suction mats grab bars warning signs on electrical use and safe storage of medicines. She also advises women living alone to tighten locks use peep holes and be cautious with strangers and phones.
The Saluki, an ancient Egyptian breed dating to 7000 6000 B C, is considered the oldest purebred dog. Resembling the greyhound, it ranks among the fastest runners and was historically used for hunting gazelles.
The Gladewater Mirror reports Yellowstone National Park became a national park in 1872 and the world’s first large public wildlife refuge. The August 10, 1972 issue notes Yellowstone’s first human fatality from a wild animal encounter since 1942, with an incident occurring in 197[?].
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