Rain ritual chief teaches faith and drought relief
Elgin Oklahoma based story profiles 55 year old Comanche George Watchetaker who claims to make rain through prayer to the Great Spirit. He explains his ritual to skeptical observers in Oklahoma Texas and Florida, saying his power comes from faith not magic. He warns whites to reclaim prayer and rely on the Great Spirit for relief from drought.
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Elgin
Okla
George Watchetaker
Oklahoma
Wichita Falls
Tex
South Florida
Florida
George
God
Buddha
Allah
Great Spirit
Lieve
Watchetaker
Fort Sill
Camping vacations appeal across incomes and eras
A surgeon with high income favors camping trips over resort life for relaxation and cost. Camping has widened from hardy days to luxury options with 20 000 parks listed in Woodall directory 1971. Modern gear offers tents with moisture proof floors, double roofs, portable stoves, showers, laundry, and refrigerated lockers, letting cooks bring gourmet meals on the trail.
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Woodall Directory
Cearley v Cearley warning order from Hempstead Chancery Court
The defendant Edna Cearley is warned to appear in Hempstead County Chancery Court within 30 days to answer the complaint filed by plaintiff James H Cearley. Clerk Jim Cole signs the notice dated May 14 1971 with publication dates May 17 24 31 and June 7 1971.
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Hempstead County Chancery Court
James H.cearley
Edna Clearley
Edna Cearley
Jim Cole
Marcet Case Warns Defendant to Answer in 1971 Chancery
In Hempstead County Arkansas the Chancery Court warns Henry George Marcet Junior to appear within thirty days and answer Sonya Lee Marcet’s complaint. Clerk Leona Cole issues the seal with Solicitor F C Crow and Attorney Joan L Wilson acting as Act Litem. notices run May 10, 17, 24, 31, 1971.
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Chancery Court
Hempstead County
Arkansas
Sonya Lee Marcet
Henry George Marcet
Jim Cole
Leona Cole
D.C. F.C. Crow
Joan L. Wilson
Act Litem
Vitamin A Toxicity And Supplements Warned By Dr Lamb
Reader asks if long term use of high dose vitamin A could cause toxicity or skin hardening. Dr Lamb notes daily need around 5,000 units, warns massive intake can cause acute poisoning from sources like polar bear liver, and that excess vitamins A and D can be harmful while E is generally safe if diet is adequate. He advises focusing on diet and warns health foods seldom outperform drugstore supplements.
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Dr. Lamb
FDA
Newspaper Enterprise Assn
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