Headache Myths and Remedies From an Insurance Lens
An editorial-heavy piece notes headaches affect one in twelve people with doctors finding physical causes in only about one in ten. It cites emotional tension, lifestyle factors, and popular remedies, urging balance and medical checkups for persistent pain. It mentions migraine history, famous sufferers, and stress-reduction ideas, including exercise and energy management.
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Tife Insurance Company
U.S. Public Health Service
Thomas
Jeffer Suf
George Bernard Shaw
Princess Margaret
Insurance Company
Lewis Carroll
Alice In Wonderland
Teachers Attend Reading Conference at ETSU Commerce
Five members of the local school system attended a two day reading conference at East Texas State University in Commerce June 9 10. Dr Arthur Heilfi an headlined the event with practical reading techniques while Dr Celia Decker and Mrs Virginia Baker led sessions. The gathering included educators from Gladewater and a reception for Dr Heilman and Miss Gertrude Bruklacher. Exhibits and demonstrations accompanied the program. Mez 20 soprano Betty Allen was invited to represent the United States at a Costa Rica cultural festival under the State Department program.
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East Texas State University
Commerce
Virginia Baker
Celia Decker
Arthur Heilfian
Gladewater
Earline Hopson
Clara Proctor
Ruth Baker
Betty Baker
Heilman
Pennsylvania State University
Carthage College
University of Iowa
Michigan State University
University of Oklahoma
Heilmann
Allen Kavanaugh
Dept. of
ETSU
Gertrude Bruklacher
Washington
Betty Allen
United States
Costa Rica
Figueres
Jarvis College Student Joins Housing Dept July 1 1970
Tillman Cooke, four year student assistant in Jarvis Christian College public information office and Expression editor, will work in the house production and mortgage credit division starting July 1 1970. He will help with public responses on buying selling and financing policies for mobile housing and assist in interpreting legislation and regulations for citizens.
Locusts Need Sun to Awaken Flight Muscles
Locusts cannot fly until their body temperature hits around 70 degrees Fahrenheit. Night air stiffens their muscles and they must bask in the sun to take wing.
Rites Wednesday For A. R. Burns
Funeral services for A. R. Burns 54 of White Oak were held Wednesday at 2 p m at Hickory Grove Baptist Church with Rev. Max Spinks presiding and burial in Hickory Grove Cemetery. Burns died Tuesday at his home after a sudden illness and was a Cabell’s Dairy employee. He is survived by his wife Loraine their son Robert L. Burns four sisters and four brothers.
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A. R. Burns
White Oak
Hickory Grove Baptist Church
Max Spinks
Hickory Grove Cemetery
Rader
Gladewater paper credits staff and delivery details
The Gladewater news notes staff roles and contact lines including General Manager Mrs Harry Kates and Advertising Manager Clark. It lists editorial positions and addresses, adds subscription rates for home delivery and mail, and records consolidation with The Gladewater Times Tribune and The White Oak Texan.
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Harry Kates
Eene
Meal Clark
Rere No Eveat
Jack Elrod
Women
Tsseter
Aece Fredatlene Clark Stteenteseseersseesssecegerss
Harriett Walton
Gladewater Times
Tribune
The
White Oak Texan
Flag Day remembered in a small town column
A longstanding tribute to Flag Day runs through a mayoral column with memories of a father who joined the Army after a weight test and attended Wentworth Military Academy. The piece blends local life notes with light humor about retired staff, typographical slips, and church news quirks.
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United States of America
Dad
Wentworth Military Academy
Nellie
Lynn Kates
Don Cartwright
the Mirror
Don
Mirror
Mr. Cartwright
Illinois group seeks abortion repeal and private doctor patient decision
The Illinois Citizens for the Medical Control of Abortion led by Ralph Brown calls for repealing abortion control laws and establishing a confidential private decision between a woman and her physician. The group markets itself as the first in the United States to adopt this platform.
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Chicago
Illinois
Ralph Brown
Illinois Citizens For the
United States
Bookworm named at Glade Water Public Library contest
Miguel Derrick won the library summer reading contest by naming the bookworm Booky after a judges choice. Honorable mentions went to Harriett Jean Clark and William Langford. The event drew a capacity crowd during the Elementary Story Hour with Moon Snow on display. the program runs Tuesdays 1 2 p.m. for elementary students and Wednesdays 10 a.m. for preschool and kindergarten.
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Gladewater Public Library
Miguel Derrick
Walter Derrick
Broadway School
Miguel
Elementary Story Hour
Harriett Jean Clark
William Langford
Mirror
Blount argues postal costs are funded by taxpayers
Postmaster General Winton M. Blount states the postal system should be paid by mail generators while the deficit is borne by taxpayers. He notes individuals pay most federal income taxes and that business uses the mail, framing the deficit as a hidden business subsidy.
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The
United States
Winton M. Blount
Harvard Divinity School names acting dean Wright Jr
The Rev. Edward Wright Jr. becomes acting dean of students at Harvard Divinity School and says the entire structure of theological education is up for grabs.
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Cambridge
Mass
Harvard Divinity School
Edward Wright Jr
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