Rural Traffic Accidents Rise Sharply Nationwide
Rural districts show escalating motor vehicle fatalities since 1924 with a 172 percent rise cited by the National Safety Council. Since 1937 rural and small-city deaths totaled 27,400, while larger cities suffered 12,100 deaths, with rural areas mainly facing multi-vehicle collisions and cities dealing more with pedestrian collisions.
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National Safety Council
Quote from Confucius on emulation and self reflection
A concise proverb urges evaluating one’s own heart when witnessing good or bad behavior. It emphasizes self-improvement and moral introspection rather than judgment of others.
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Confucius
Adlerika
S. A. McAmis
Prodigal Relatives Arrive Redefining Hawkinsville Christmas
Mary Loring welcomes Aunt Linnie Cotswell and her sister Lelia Ormsby for Christmas. The visit stirs tension as Mamie criticizes the family’s finances and Aunt Linnie’s lavish lifestyle, while Doctor Christopher Cragg joins the household with a modern new practice. Mary shields her father Jim, dreading the clash of old and new.
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Mary
Mamie
Phrony
Hawkinsville
Mother
Daddy
Mrs. Loring
Ellen
Peter
Lorings
Linnie
Lelia
Gadder
Europe
New York
Florida
Cotswell
Janet
Jim
Haubert’s
Darling
Concert Street
Seventh
Main
Cactus Building
James Loring
Miss Catswell
Aunt Linnie
Linnie Cotswell
Christopher Cragg
Mr. Loring
Main Street
Ehinger
Henrotin Hospital
Chicago
Jim Loring
Fiddlesticks
Kruger Park Mirrors Yellowstone With Rich Wildlife Variety
A correspondent describes Kruger National Park as one of the world’s great wildlife playgrounds covering roughly Massachusetts and larger than Yellowstone. Elephants, rhinos, hippos, giraffes, lions, cheetahs, wild dogs, zebras, wildebeests, impalas, tsessebes, elands, reedbucks and many birds inhabit the reserve, where lions guard roads and caution signs warn travelers. crocodiles in pools make swimming unsafe.
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Kruger National Park
Africa
Massachusetts
Yellowstone National Park
Noah
Embroidery Tip For a Young Boy’s Suit
Ruth Wyeth Spears shares embroidery guidance for trimming a four and a half year old boy's suit. Begin with pencil outlines, use tiny chain stitches, then larger chain or loop stitches in colors matching the trousers. Books from Spears offer step by step directions and a free crazy quilt leaflet with double order.
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Ruth Wyeth
Spears
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