Weir Publishes New Death in Literature Anthology
OSU Professor Robert F. Weir edited a 451 page anthology Death in Literature published by Columbia University Press. The volume groups poems and prose by Shakespeare Poe Dickinson Solzhenitsyn and others across chapters on topics from Death Personified to Funeral Customs. Weir hopes the book aids humanities teaching and broadens readers sense of mortality across cultures. Arbor Day kits offered by Texas Forest Service provide pine seed packets and classroom aids for Jan 16 observance.
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Board Approves Portable X Ray Purchase at Meeting
Collingsworth General Hospital board approved a 6500 portable x ray machine for use during installation of a permanent unit and for post installation cases where patient movement is unsafe. The panel also authorized 2876 to Collingsworth County Tax Appraisal District as first installment for operating the new office. Members present were Bill Howard Robert Owens Lyman Daniel Corky Bowen Elmer Feemster Buddy Carter and Dee Coleman. The Hikari train reached speeds of 110.2 mph.
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Peach Tree Village and Alabama Coushatta in East Texas
The Alabama and Coushatta Indians moved to East Texas by 1816, forming Peach Tree Village at key pioneer trails. The Alabama-Coushatta Reservation 3 miles east of Livingston now hosts tours, a history museum, and summer outdoor dramas, with Texas Historical Commission markers noting Peach Tree Village's original site. A separate note mentions a baggage camel carrying 600 pounds for 25 miles daily in desert sun.
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