Forget bad habits by doing them a while
An article in This Week outlines ten tested methods to conquer habits and fears. It describes stuttering therapy by deliberate practice, exposure to fear through action, pairing pleasant thoughts with fear, and consciously performing undesirable habits to replace them.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Doron K. Antrim
Kalamazoo
Michigan
Bernard Gabriel
Society For
New York
England
Army WAC offers varied work and skill growth
The notice invites women to join the Women’s Army Corps with clerical, accounting, store, or driving duties. It promises valuable lifelong skills, service to country, and an important role in the army. Apply at a local Army Recruiting Station or write to The Adjutant General in Washington.
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WAC
U. S. Army
Adjutant General
Munitions Building
Washington, D. Ce
Forget a cigarette by making it unpleasant to obtain
A list of self help tips advises forming habits to quit smoking and forget worries. Steps include avoiding purchases, writing down grievances, taking breaks, sharing optimism, and imagining success to replace past failures. The tips are presented as quotable lines with examples and a final note that this is editor clipped.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dinah Shore
Wichita University
Boston Dispensary
Strawn Mining Past And Texas Political Echoes
The Tribune reports Strawn once a mining hub now has one coal mine producing 300 tons weekly, three miles northeast of town. Chief Bradford, elderly marshal, still enforces law with a cane given by a man he once sent up. The notes also sketch political ambitions of David Read and R N Grisham, and Ralph Yarborough’s likely future run. Also included is Patman match packets and a Cal Coolidge anecdote about a wager with Will Rogers and a later invitation to hear Rogers lecture.
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Strawn
Tribune
St Bradford
Santa Clause
David Read
Silsbee Bee
R. N. Grisham
Eastland
Ralph Yarborough
Gerald Mann
Major Yarborough
Wright Patman
Texarkana
Texas
Calvin Coolidge
Will Rogers
Rogers
Coolidge
Will
Colonel seeks better golf swing by driving without ball
A golf instructor advises the Colonel to practice through the movements of driving without the ball, while the Colonel replies that this is exactly the problem he aims to fix.
Deed to Big Bend Starts on Way to Roosevelt
Gov. Coke Stevens son delivered the deed transferring 61,338.95 acres in Brewster County to the federal government for Big Bend National Park. Governor Stevenson asked Amon Carter to forward the instrument to President Roosevelt and Interior Secretary Ickes in Washington. Congress has authorized federal acceptance and park development. The land includes donations and state purchases funded by a 1.5 million dollar Texas Legislature appropriation.
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Fort Worth
Big Bend National Park
Brewster County
National Park Service
Texas
Insomnia Leads to No Sleep and Lost Wages
Mr. Ginsburg laments sleeplessness despite counting 10 000 sheep. His partner jokes, then the next morning he reports no sleep and reveals he counted, sheared, spun, and sold wool, losing 20 dollars in the deal.
Property dispute seeks title to Whitesboro land in Grayson County
Plaintiff W H Dick seeks fee simple title and possession of disputed Whitesboro land described as part of Hall Chapman Richards addition. Defendants Leonard Sapp and others, heirs or representatives, allegedly clouded title since 1939 purchase from Sapp. Court action issued January 28 1944 seeks judgment, restitution, damages, costs, and relief to remove claims and confirm title in Dick. 4T-F.24
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Leonard Sapp
A. D
District Court
Grayson County
Court House
Sherman
Texas
W. H. Dick
Lela Badgett
E. J. Shires
Lela Waller
John Waller
D. B. Wright
E. D. Kirby
W. R. Kirby
Lillie Saville
C. E. Saville
Witt
Whitesboro
Wm. Ritchey
Hall & Chapman and Richards Bros
S. E
J. D. McKeehan
R. S. Card
G. W. Vaughn
A. B. Hostetler
Hostetler
S. V. Earnest
Tutt vs Tutt Divorce Petition Due to Abandonment
The state issues a divorce suit to Nettie Velma Tutt as plaintiff and James Claud Tutt as defendant. The petition cites abandonment after December 1919 marriage, with two minor sons Bobby Gene and Albert Claud, seeking dissolution of marriage, child custody, costs, and further relief. Court note dated January 27, 1944, in Sherman, Texas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
State OF Texas
James Claud Tutt
A. D
District Court of
Grayson County
Court House
Sherman
Texas
Nettie Velma Tutt
Ae Bobby Gene
Albert Claud
S V. Earnest
Citation Notice Listing Multiple Heirs and Representatives
Legal notice to Mrs. Lela Badgett and heirs along with E. J. Shires Lela Waller and husband John Waller heirs of D. B. Wright and D. B. Wrights heirs E D Kirby and W R Kirby and their heirs Mrs Lillie Saville and husband C E Saville and their heirs and legal representatives in a property citation proceeding.
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State OF
Texas
Lela Badgett
E. J. Shires
Lela Waller
John Waller
D. B. Wright
E. D. Kirby
W. R. Kirby
Lillie Saville
C. E. Saville
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