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Newspaper
Gladewater Mirror
Location
Gladewater, Texas, United States of America
Date
May 30, 1971
Page
6
A reader asks about small sucking insects on camellias and gardinias. The answer identifies soft bodied scales and advises spray treatment with Malathion or Diazinon, seven days apart, diluted per directions, with thorough coverage for effective control.
The Gladewater Mirror reports plans to build a 4-H state center in Brownwood announced by Mrs. Jo Etta York during a Greggton meeting. The piece covers HD council activity, fund raising via World’s Finest Chocolate, volunteer drives, and upcoming elections and training sessions.
Belinda Callier, 19, of Tyler, found guilty of armed robbery in relation to the Gladewater Texas Liquor Store holdup. In 124th District Court, she received a five year probated sentence.
The piece lists graduates from Gladewater with NHS ties and scholarship recipients, including Brenda Jean Woodle and Deloris Ann Woodle, with awards from the Choral Parents Club of Gladewater, East Texas Baptist College, and Kilgore Junior College. It also notes baseball context for the Angels and Mets, and summarizes changes in charitable contribution deductions under the 1969 Tax Reform Act.
Dr. Lester Coleman explains Duke University’s rice diet as a weight loss method requiring three to four months under medical supervision. A patient lost 80 pounds with intense motivation, starting with a two mile walk and strict meals of grapefruit, rice, tea, and limited fruit daily, with later small additions. The piece urges medical supervision and discipline for any rigid diet and notes Coleman’s booklet on alcoholism.
The record notes Peking's average daily temperature reaches 89 degrees in August and 15 degrees in January, indicating a hot summer and cold winter pattern in the Chinese capital.
The Washingtons National Zoological Park operates under the supervision of the Smithsonian Institution, tying the facility to the federal museum network and its governance.
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