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Newspaper
Gladewater Mirror
Location
Gladewater, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jan 17, 1974
Page
2
A satirical editorial critiques youth culture and television influence, contrasting aging adults and young adults with exaggerated depictions of gender roles, beauty standards, and consumer myths. The piece, attributed to Gerrie Anderson and condensed from Windom Citizen, lampoons aging and the supposed TV-age morality.
Randy Wakefield of Gladewater High School will sing during the East Texas Revue as local officials clash over tearing down the depot. The piece includes reflections on nostalgia, local landmarks, weather complaints, cardinal sightings, and daily life in Gladewater.
Notice lists second class postage paid at Gladewater Texas and home delivery and mail rates. Texas monthly rates nine dollars for six months eight fifty yearly while outside Texas monthly rates one fifty six months six dollars and yearly ten dollars. Consolidated with The Gladewater Times-Tribune Nov 28 1949 and The White Oak Texas June 1 1969.
Mack Wallace of Athens announces he will seek his first elective term on the Texas Railroad Commission, having served since September 1973 after being appointed by Gov Dolph Briscoe. He aims to complete Byron Punnell’s unexpired term amid an energy crisis and calls for balanced regulation of oil and gas, conservation, and jobs protection.
The writer reflects on modern medical care with admiration for technology and staff while noting satire of TV doctors. They describe hospital discomforts, humorous encounters, and gratitude for nurses, surgeons, and orderlies, ending with a defense of physicians amid criticism of the American Medical Association.
Archaeologists in Chester uncover a 17th century beer kiln over Roman walls. Tim Strickland, field officer, notes the 16 foot chamber atop the Roman barracks ruins. Work races to reveal more Roman occupation before imminent construction begins.
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