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Newspaper
Silsbee Bee
Location
Silsbee, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jul 14, 1977
Page
11
A 1960s style column from the Senior Citizen's Corner advises reducing sugar intake. It cites a rise from 76 to over 100 pounds per person annually and offers practical tips such as skipping sugar in cereals, using fruit as sweeteners, serving unfrosted cakes, sprinkling powdered sugar sparingly, and limiting sugar in fruit dishes and drinks.
Watch brake pedal action for signs of problems. Low pedal suggests master cylinder fluid or brake adjustment. Spongy pedal may mean air in lines or worn master cylinder parts. Fade can be caused by worn linings or contaminated fluid. Hard presses to stop point to sticky pistons or master cylinder. Poor shoe to drum contact causes noise.
The Texas Attorney General's Consumer Protection Division warns that impulse buying harms time money and satisfaction. Planning in advance helps secure energy efficient air conditioners vacations and durable rainwear with better price and warranty terms. Contact offices in Austin Houston Dallas San Antonio El Paso Lubbock McAllen or call 1 800 252 9236 for help.
June 10 1898 U S Marines begin the invasion of Cuba in the Spanish American War. June 11 1963 Governor George Wallace fights admission of two black students at the University of Alabama. June 12 1963 Medgar W Evers civil rights leader is murdered in Jackson Mississippi. June 13 1944 Germany drops flying bomb on English targets. June 14 1775 U S Army founded Congress authorizes riflemen for one year. June 15 1752 Franklin and son demonstrate electricity and lightning with a kite. June 16 1963 Valentina Tereshkova launches into space as first woman in orbit.
Yap uses large carved stone disks as money. Some stones reach ten feet in diameter and are transported on poles through central holes. Exchanges occur mainly at major ceremonial events.
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