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Newspaper
Whitewright Sun
Location
Whitewright, Texas, United States of America
Date
Apr 28, 1960
Page
8
Heddon's advice covers fish handling from catch to cooking to preserve flavor. Eat fresh after cleaning, chill promptly, or freeze in airtight bags with water. thaw and avoid overcooking. For outboard refueling, remove portable tanks for accurate oil gas mix, ventilate, secure tanks, and observe no smoking during fueling to prevent hazards.
The Pittsburg Gazette, a privately owned newspaper, may turn down advertisements despite its public service role. Editors exercise editorial independence and can reject ads though rarely done, as the paper operates under constitutional guarantees for private enterprise.
The Gazette explains its long standing policy of refusing liquor ads and mail order schemes that cannot be vetted. It notes these posters often ask for upfront payment and promise merchandise or vending machines that never arrive, leading to losses. The paper upholds ads that could risk libel suits and emphasizes its role in public service reporting news.
Toronto report says Pound-keeper Ernest Leeds must stagger hours of York township's two dogcatchers after authorities learned both men worked the same shifts and owners kept dogs off streets until they were off duty.
One Texan in thirteen is 65 or older with about 725000 aged in the state and 1.7 million aged 45 to 64. The aged population has doubled every two decades since 1900, and Texas prepares for the White House Conference on Aging with statewide committees and volunteer surveys under Governor guidance. Information available from County Judge. In 1959 U S highway crashes killed 37600 and injured 2870000 nationwide.
Fort Worth reports Dr. Fred D. Miller of Altoona at the Texas Dental Association convention urges apple consumption after meals as a brush substitute. He touts fruit over refined sweets, advocates raw foods, starting meals with salad and ending with fruit, and says sweets and white bread harm teeth.
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