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Newspaper
Junction Eagle
Location
Junction, Texas, United States of America
Date
Mar 17, 1938
Page
6
A collage of humorous dialogues about marriage and daily life followed by a public safety monologue on reducing auto fatalities. It cites 39 700 deaths in 1937 with 20 states improving and urges education and enforcement, road lighting, and avoidance of accident prone spots.
Palm Sunday in Spezzano Albanese Calabria is marked by serenading unattached youths in daylight. Bachelors, attired in finery, parade the main piazza and visit about 30 balconies, where carnations scatter and welcoming girls respond with smiles and carnations.
Wade Smith argues Easter Sunday follows Pharisee calendar errors and cites scripture. The piece notes shifts from biblical dates, warns observers, and adds odd local references including Eastport Maine’s phone directory and Chicago courtroom reading of Psalm 133.
The dialogue shows Ethel accusing Sibyl of gossip after a party while Nellie notes the subjects have been fully covered. The brief exchange hints at social dynamics and concern with appearances.
The London School News notes schools run smoothly with spring fever rare and no fatalities. Mr. Wheeler visited Austin for school matters and returned with books. Declamation practice occurred, corn planting helped, a group of London ladies visited for a baseball game, and campus flowers and beds looked attractive. An exhibit is planned for Pioneer Meet on April 8 with an hour program to follow.
Policemen in Atlanta are forbidden to carry umbrellas on duty. Officials say the umbrella looks undignified and could injure a bystander, shield a lawbreaker from view, or hinder a quick pistol draw by an officer.
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