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Newspaper
Gladewater Mirror
Location
Gladewater, Texas, United States of America
Date
Nov 19, 1970
Page
4
Maurice Chevalier’s memoir chronicles his 1967 68 farewell tours across Europe and the Americas as he turned 80. The book blends stage recollections with life philosophy and retirement notes, ending with candid celebrity lunches and films.
An advertisement promotes B T Tablets to ease simple nervous tension and improve sleep. It claims safe nonhabit forming ingredients and a money back guarantee with an introductory price of $1.50 at local drug stores.
A reader seeks relief from weekend sports overload and asks for support to find life beyond TV and hobbies. Honey suggests ear plugs and engaging conversation with her husband, then counsels a job change for the second letter writer who feels ill at work.
Fort Worth Texas Sergeant Winston L. Kelly arrives at Carswell AFB Texas to join a Strategic Air Command unit after serving in Iceland. He is a 1950 graduate of Union Grove High School and is married to Melba. San Diego California Seaman Apprentice Charles A. Carr graduates basic training and prepares to report to USS Mount Katmai in Concord California. San Antonio Texas Airman Carl W. Watts receives first duty assignment at Lackland AFB Texas and will train in civil engineering at Lake Mead Base Nevada. Watts is a 1970 Gladewater High School graduate. A note on Jupiter cites National Geographic: scientists see similar conditions to early Earth 4.5 billion years ago potentially supporting life.
Muriel Spark's THE DRIVER'S SEAT, Knopf, 4.95, unfolds a brief 117 page novel that unsettles yet fascinates as it mirrors a country at war with itself. The narrative follows Lise whose unsettling presence and perceived self-image provoke viewerlike scrutiny as a shadowed critique of society. A Moroccan port Tanger figures as a geographic anchor in the book’s backdrop of tension and identity.
The Waters Bluff 4-H Club joined the County Food Show at Tyler Junior College. Key aims include food selection, preparation, buying and storage, plus nutrition, meal planning and service. Ten girls entered. four advance to District in senior division: Rachel Bynum, Donna Jackson, Brenda Lott, Patricia Jordan. Planning led by Rachel Bynum, a GHS senior.
Gladewater Texas drugstore Jobe Drug Co advertises relief for sinus sufferers with remedies and sales. Local shoppers are urged to visit for discounts and product demonstrations.
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