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Newspaper
Vernon Record
Location
Vernon, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jul 05, 1921
Page
18
A preacher, reflecting on 145 years since the Declaration, urges conscience, unselfishness, and economy as core safeguards of Americanism. He argues conscience guides individuals and nations, urges selflessness in foreign and domestic dealings, and warns against extravagance that harms national prosperity. The event closes with a relaxed, festive gathering at the fairgrounds.
J A Wilbanks near Vernon showcases fine peaches praised by The Record staff. The Leaches provide delicately colored, luscious fruit. Wilbanks sells to passersby and has produced good crops for several years. Miss Tianna Tankersley and Miss Bernice Towle visit Belmont College friends in Nashville.
The Hill Crest Country Club celebrated its new house with a Friday reception and an evening dance attended by about 500 guests from Vernon and beyond. Notable attendees included Mr. and Mrs. J. K. Johnson and numerous out of town visitors.
A compact history of Pennsylvania detailing its name origin from Penn, its large size relative to New England, the Keystone state designation, and early political facts. It notes William Penn’s arrival in 1682, Philadelphia's founding, Delaware’s transfer, and the Mason Dixon line as a Civil War era divider.
The text urges taking time after work to avoid rushing and improve health. It cautions against brooding, promoting steady effort, better sleep, and steady study without hurry. It also mentions not letting anxiety hinder problem solving or daily tasks.
Members of Hill Crest enjoyed a Fourth of July picnic at the club. Tables were spread on the junior north porch with offerings from members. Before and after the meal many swimming parties were in progress and later an informal dance was held.
The text warns that worry harms health and urges turning away from pressure. It suggests taking breaks, avoiding haste, and learning to forget problems to reduce fatigue and improve well being. It emphasizes mental control over worry through deliberate detachment.
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