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Newspaper
Whitewright Sun
Location
Whitewright, Texas, United States of America
Date
Apr 10, 1952
Page
8
Opinion argues social security limits on elderly earnings are unjust and harmful. It criticizes the 1934 rule restricting work income for retirees under 75, noting inflation, tax effects, and calls for removing earnings caps or raising them. It cites Rep. W Sterling Cole proposing a $100 monthly limit.
A reminiscence notes past medical practices such as blood letting with a spring knife device and cup method, used on pneumonia patients, followed by electricity-based cures where patients held metal electrodes to pass current through the body. The author reflects on how these methods would now invite malpractice concerns.
A writer notes that while a billion dollars could buy a long line of 150 foot lots for houses from coast to coast, the government plans to spend eighty five billion dollars in the next fiscal year.
This notice informs creditors of the Emma H. Joiner estate to present claims by law. It lists Terrel Joiner Cartwright and Lon D. Cartwright as independent executors with addresses in Beaumont and Houston. The document also records a real property trespass suit Edward Andrews v Earl Crow in Grayson County with a court date and filing details.
A reminiscence describes a glass disc battery with a crank generating electricity for a patient and a heating contraption in a Scott building office. The narrator recalls pre X ray era remedies fading as modern medicines and standards emerged, noting porous plasters and blue mass pills as relics.
A Pathfinder News Magazine cartoon defines free enterprise as climbing with own ladder while the state merely steadies it Socialism as providing a free ladder with no rungs and Communism as Comrades dismantling the ladder and beating you with the pieces in a stark dark jest
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