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Newspaper
San Saba News
Location
San Saba, Texas, United States of America
Date
Dec 19, 1932
Page
2
The San Saba High School seniors show off new class rings amid pride and anticipation. Not all have rings yet, but orders continue this week as pupils prepare for midterm exams starting Tuesday January 24. Mr Campbell coordinates one exam per day for regular pupils, with reviews organized to aid preparation.
The scene centers on a school room where students repeatedly borrow a history notebook. The history wizard checks for conversation as a red cross mark appears on a page, hinting at social plans after class.
A dated school note from One Who Knows praising Miss Helen for her patience and support in class. The speaker laments Friday’s current event day and mentions duplicate notebooks and a party’s faded fun. The piece notes Miss Helen explains uses of the stone ax and discusses moods while helping students and listening to their troubles.
A reader letters section humorously portrays Miss Gilbreath, the high school algebra teacher, as she assigns ten problems and prompts students to work them despite flirtations with passing cars. The writer notes the teachers patience and mixed student reactions among boys and girls.
A poem about a seventh grade class and its teachers. It contrasts grueling grammar work with lighter subjects and notes students fearing some teachers while liking others for their fairness and humor.
Program for Friday Study Club on January 20, 1932 discusses Exploration Settlement and Organization Civil War Reconstruction Ranching Pioneer Churches and Schools Social Life in San Saba during the 1880s and 1890s with leaders Mrs Laurence Hamrick Mrs A M Sanderson Mrs W R Payne Mrs B T Rich and Mrs May Ward Holman.
Quality merchandise from Marcylee shines in the Home made line at Norette Shoppe. Blue Bonnet Runfly Ointment and Horn Paint are positively guaranteed to cure sore mouth in sheep and goats at City Drug Store and The Rexall Store.
The text argues crime linked to bootlegging stems from supporters of prohibition critics and law defiers. It states all who urged lawlessness share the guilt unlike prohibitionists. It lists editors merchants bankers citizens and politicians as bearing responsibility for the Lindbergh baby crime.
A quotation from J Sherman Wallace in Young People argues effective warfare on crime requires enforcing law not repealing it. It calls for public scorn of criminals, closing liquor outlets rather than legalization, and a renewed public sense of responsibility and personal honor prioritizing societal good over selfish pleasure.
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