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Newspaper
Gladewater Mirror
Location
Gladewater, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jun 19, 1975
Page
6
Chicken is presented as popular and affordable with high protein value. The article provides a baking recipe using Thousand Island dressing and onion soup mix, instructing to bake chicken at 350 degrees for 1 hour to 1 hour 30 minutes, and remarks on homemakers’ interest in poultry as nutritious and economical.
Claude Stewart fell ill and was transported to Gilmer hospital where he is improving. Local families report travel and visits across Texas and neighboring states, rodeo attendance, a heart attack in Hart Hospital, fishing trips, and a note on white wine made from red grapes with juice separated from skins.
Check fittings on your car and use the proper grease gun attachment. Grease only until the middle rubber boot swells and do not force lubricant after this to avoid boot rupture.
City Hospital lists admissions for Mary Owens, Taylor Allen, Mary Kates, Myrtle Sasser, Vera Womble, Milton Steed, Walter Haney, Bertha Wilborn, Ed McKee, Ruby Redmond, Ella Bailey, Kazziah Wood, Lockie Moon, Claudie Washington, Yvonne Kersting, Flossie Evans, Annette Rizzo, Geanette Oney, Juanette Hill, James Bevill, Melinda Boothe, Ruth Gates, Connie Morgan, Kay Tipps, Shelley Graham, Christine Woods, Betty Rogers, Flordie White. Dismissals include Anthony Williams, Janelle Carrington, Kavis Bechtold, Yvonne Kersting, Betty Rogers, Curtis Gordon, Mary Sherrod, Henry Shreadgill, Elbert Mills, Olie Ward, T. B. Pee, Mary Gorman, Dr. A. R. Hancock, Lois Smith, Jim Howard, Ella Mae Lewis, Vella Duncan. Hart Clinic Hospital admits Mary Herring, Archie Williams, Rodney Kron, Patsy Weston, John Hanson. Dismissed Chris Ann Jackson, Yesmin Tennison.
Describes a Kentucky study reported by Wallaces Farmer on using a thumb sized magnet swallowed by cows to trap ingested metal pieces in the stomach. The device aims to prevent stomach wall injuries, leaks, and potential death from metal fragments. It notes cows chew cud and can swallow metal with grass. New Hampshire’s 1788 statehood is also mentioned.
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