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Newspaper
Harper Herald
Location
Harper, Texas, United States of America
Date
Dec 25, 1953
Page
3
A holiday safety message urges caution on modern roads and cars. It warns that driver distraction and speeding rise during celebrations and stresses staying alert, avoiding drinking and driving, especially in bad weather, to prevent injuries and fatalities.
A Texas newspaper notes a reader finding a sheet of Christmas Seals in a waste basket and shares a letter to Dr. R. G. McCorkle, president of the Texas TB Association, recounting how a family returned seals after a son’s hospitalization and received a kind reply.
A December Harper Herald note discusses misplaced TB Seals and a donation from a reader who found Seals in a post office box. An Austin association file contains a 1952 January letter recounting using Seals on cards and a donor remembering his mother died of TB in 1906. The letter later mentions an elder sister recovering from TB in 1938 and preparing for Christmas.
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