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Newspaper
Port Isabel Press
Location
Port Isabel, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jun 06, 1963
Page
3
Experts dispute a sugar shortage as USDA asserts ample supplies for household, institutional, and industrial use. Yet prices hover near twenty cents a pound, pushing costs for candy, soft drinks, and canned goods, while lawmakers prepare investigations and discuss the national debt ceiling and spending limits.
A compact look at the rising expenses families face in daily life. Food, housing, utilities, and transportation costs are examined with practical tips to manage budgets and stretch income amid inflation.
The article explains that minors cannot consent to medical treatment and that parents or guardians must consent, with emergency care allowed without prior consent. It notes consent should be written and specific, and that adults must provide their own consent. It emphasizes consulting an attorney for legal advice.
A reflective thought notes that the uninformed feel sure about things while the informed harbor doubt, suggesting a common source of global conflict. The aphorism underscores how certainty without knowledge can fuel trouble.
Visitors from the Suh District include Charles R. Johnson Raymond vile and Gilbert Sharpe of Brownsville visiting the office this week.
County Agent Don D. Cowan warns that this is the season when screwworm cases rise. He urges constant vigilance and treating every wound with approved sprays Co Ral or KorLan to prevent spread. livestock should be checked weekly for signs as part of the eradication effort.
College Station Wallace G. Klussmann and Dr. Dixon D. Hubbard on June 1 became specialists in wildlife conservation and area livestock specialist respectively for the Texas Agri bureau.
A Texas health feature traces tobacco from Raleigh era pipes to modern smoking. It notes rising youth smoking and links to heart and lung disease, citing NIH and British studies, while outlining views of medical groups and a call for personal choice in teen smoking decisions.
Summer lawn care in South Texas hinges on proper mowing. Saint Augustine should be cut to two inches to avoid thatch buildup, which insulates soil and blocks fertilizer and water, leading to turf trouble. Maintain height and avoid overly long grass to keep a healthy, attractive lawn.
Close mowing weakens the grass by thinning and shallow roots increasing disease and weed risk. Mow St Augustine frequently removing about 1 inch each time. avoid removing 2 inches or more. Ensure sharp blades and a well functioning mower. fill low spots to prevent scalping and maintain a healthy, attractive lawn.
Dr. Martin Atchison reports 22 birth defect deaths in Cameron County during 1961 and about 475 of 5,286 live births affected. He cites 7 percent rate, notes infant deaths and stillbirths, and outlines National Foundation efforts to combat birth defects and related illnesses.
Extension Director John E Hutchison announced new appointees Klussmann and Hubbard will fill long vacant positions. Klussmann will be based at Texas A&M College with Hubbard headed to district offices in Lubbock after a three month orientation period.
A compilation of quotes on originality from Goethe Carlyle Mary Baker Eddy Higginson Holmes and Rene Dumesnil exploring sincerity fresh perspective and expressiveness in thought and language.
Keene Texas, founded by Seventh Day Adventists in 1890, is described as the only U S community with a post office open on Sundays, reflecting local practice and history.
County Agent Don D. Cowan explains that nitrogen fertilization boosts temporary pasture yields in South Texas. Soil tests determine nitrogen needs, and applications can double forage production, improving moisture use, root growth, and cattle gains with less feed, especially after rainfall.
Ancient trees endure while legends surround Antonio Stradivari and his signature. The old belief bonds rare wood and moonlit carving as a tradition in instrument making.
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