Snail Menace Highlights at Delaware Museum Exhibit
Giant African Snail display tops 100 exhibits at the Delaware Museum of Natural History as officials recount the spread from Hawaii to North Miami in 1966. Despite a $100,000 USDA cleanup, authorities keep surveillance to prevent recurrence while travelers face penalties for bringing live snails into the U S.
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Wilmington
Del
New Delaware Museum of Natural History
Greenville
North
Miami
Hawaii
Department of Agriculture
United States
Solitude and wildlife charm of Carters and Clinton Lakes
East Texas lakes offer quiet spaces for wildlife observation and fishing with species like cottonmouth water moccasin and chain pickerel. Dawn and dusk yield the best fishing while dense vegetation and similar looking shorelines threaten getting lost. preservation is urged as ecological awareness grows.
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Carters
Clinton Lakes
East
Texas
First Baptist Church Announces Guest Preacher and Studio Plans
The First Baptist Church will host Rev. W N Blanken ship of White Oak as guest preacher for both services this Sunday. Special music Ye Shall Be Witnesses directed by BB Fields. Youth lead Sunday night services and host a church fellowship in the lower auditorium with skits singing and refreshments.
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First Baptist Church
W.N. “Bul” Blankenship
White Oak
BB. Fields
Or. Johnston
Arnold Moore
H. L. McKaig
Vicky Wilson
Feresa Cumbie
Mr Blankenship
Southern Baptist
Hooks
Hast Mountain Morenci
Arizona
Lockhart
Texas
Sherman
East Texas Baptist College
Moody Bible Institute
Chicago
Southern Baptist Convention
Virginia Cannata Mission
R. L. Decker
Mustang
Shirley Ditmore
Barbara Johnston
Country Club Road
Ideas on cooking, cookware, and eating habits from a household column
A narrator muses on kitchen sizes and home helpers, arguing for larger skillets and traditional black iron pans. They critique modern marketing claims, praise simple dishes, and reflect on evolving food habits, potatoes, and dieting in daily life.
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Louisiana
Chicken Rodeo Satire Sparks Lighter Web of Cowardly Fun
A humorous spoof imagines a chicken themed Round-Up Rodeo with elderly cows and horses, feathered acts, and mock riders led by Fauntleroy Fescue. Portrayals of exaggerated "dangerous" events poke fun at rodeo bravado amid quirky progressions and a note about Clint Eastwood’s upcoming film.
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Fauntleroy Fescue
Carnation Farms
Daisy
Percival
Gladewater Mirror Subscription Rates and Consolidation Note
Gladewater Mirror lists home delivery and mail rates: 1.05 dollars monthly in town, 1.25 dollars per month by mail in Texas, 5 dollars for six months, 8.50 per year. outside Texas 1.50 monthly, 6 dollars six months, 10 dollars yearly. It notes consolidation with The Gladewater Times Tribune on Nov 28, 1949 and The White Oak Texan on June 1, 1969.
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Texas
The
Gladewater Times-Tribune
White Oak Texan
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Sissy) Hollingsworth
Don Canion
Jack Hearrell
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Weiser's Tire and
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Wayne Norvell
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Cadwallader Cringely
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Clint Eastwood
Frelinghuysen
S Ptombee
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