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Newspaper
Port Isabel Press
Location
Port Isabel, Texas, United States of America
Date
Apr 29, 1965
Page
3
The Tarpon Patrol scored ten points in bed relay and eight in obstacle course timing, with King Arrow achieving 33.21 seconds for ten points. Canoeing and nature events occurred while signaling was missed, leaving Troop 57 tired yet happy after a social night and church service.
Fritz Hofmokel, born in Germany, served as a submarine sailor in the German Imperial Navy during World War I and spent his life near the sea. Renowned as a trusted shipmate to captains from many nations, he earned the respect of both allies and rivals for his prosperity and well-being efforts in the Valley. His friend’s tribute praises his vast circle of friends and lasting work.
A weekly public health feature by J E Peavy advises insomniacs to improve sleep comfort with proper bedding room temperature and gentle routines. Suggestions include walking before bed, light snacks, reading, and relaxation instead of fighting sleepless nights. If problems persist, consult a doctor.
The article notes MS as a central nervous system disorder with unknown cause and no cure but presents growing knowledge and hope. It highlights longer patient lifespans and the possibility of normal lives for many with mild to moderate cases.
The text explains multiple sclerosis as a disease that is not inherited or continuous, but recurring and affecting multiple body areas. It describes MS as demyelinating, leaving scars on nerve fibers in the brain and spinal cord, causing tremor, weakness, and progressive paralysis with early signs such as slurred speech, tingling, numbness, unstable gait, and poor coordination.
The annual Texas Parks and Wildlife Department census in Tyler gathers scientists and game wardens to count wildlife populations. The report notes that data collection involves pencil, paper, and careful observation to support conservation efforts and inform management decisions.
Counties record turkey populations in April census data, followed by regulations on quail in May to July. Squirrel counts start in April with the first week as tallies conducted.
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