Exercise and diet ideas aim to slow aging growth
Dr. William Goldwag advocates living foods, daily exercise, mental activity, and optimism to delay aging. He warns against excess sun exposure and ultra violet radiation, urges whole foods over pills, and promotes inner control of body functions through regular activity and stress resistance. A second note mentions a local car crash involving Sgt. Bell and an Outreach Day at First Baptist Church.
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Europe
Ivan Popov
Renaissance
Nassau
Goldwag
Goldway
Public Schools Week Observance Declared in Texas
Governor Dolph Briscoe designates March 5 9 1973 as Public Schools Week urging Texans to visit schools and support leadership in education to build a strong future through science technology and moral foundations.
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Texas
Texas Public Schools
Public Schools
Gladewater Proclaims Public School Week 1973
Mayor I. O. G. Johnston proclaims March 5 to 9, 1973 as Gladewater Public School Week. The City acknowledges the public school system and urges community participation in planned activities at Gladewater Public School. City Secretary H. N. McAfee attests the proclamation.
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Texas
State of
State Board of Education
Masonic Lodges of
Gladewater
I. O. G. Johnston
City of
Funeral services for Archie Wood former Gladeite
Funeral services were held for Archie Wood 55 of Shreveport and Longview at Rose-Snead Chapel. Burial followed in Forest Hill Cemetery. A longtime Brookshire supervisor and former Kilgore supermarket founder he died of a heart attack. Surviving are his wife Cloma two daughters Terri and Brenda Kay and three brothers.
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Archie Wood
Gladeite
Winona
Rose-Snead Funeral Home
Shreveport
Forest Hill Cemetery
Frank Cook
Wood
Longview
Brookshire Food Stores
Brookshire Group
Brookshire
South Green Street
Kilgore’s
Cloma
Terri Wood
Brenda Kay Wood
R. C. Wood
Frank Wood
Lester Wood
Ethel Wood
Kissinger and the Steak Standard Satire on Global Negotiations
A humorous column imagines Henry Kissinger forming a private firm and pursuing odd global deals including a Steak Standard backed by Fort Knox. It riffs on Kissinger’s diplomacy with China and the Soviet bloc, then pivots to a fictional currency shift backed by T-bone steaks and platinum steaks. It lampoons international finance and political power with a nod to Archie Bunker and satirical government bureaus.
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Vietnam
Henry Kissinger & Company
Transient Assembly Longterm Keystone
T.A.L.K
Fort Knox
Ad vantages and disadvantages of being a minister
A reflective piece compares life as a minister and as a teenager, weighing perks like financial stability and homemaking simplicity against time pressure and decision overload. The author muses on furniture, daily duties, and a hypothetical constitution granting women quirky rights, highlighting growing responsibilities with age.
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Big Sandy
Cinderella
Gladewater Mirror masthead notes 1949 consolidation
Publisher and staff details listed for the Gladewater Mirror with editorial roles and address. Subscription rates show home delivery and mail prices, noting consolidation with The Gladewater Times Tribune in 1949 and The White Oak Texan in 1969.
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Gladewater Times-Tribune
The
White Oak Texan
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