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Newspaper
Whitewright Sun
Location
Whitewright, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jul 04, 1957
Page
6
The article explains that minors cannot consent to medical treatment and that written consent from parents or guardians is required except in emergencies. It notes doctors may provide first aid and emergency care without consent if a child is at risk, but follow-up care needs parental authorization.
The verse by Carl Helm notes aging and changed pleasures under a divine plan as the sun sinks and years pass. It contrasts with a factual statement that the Nile River is Africa’s longest river, extending about 4 160 miles.
The State of Texas issues a citation to Richard White versus P E Fairbanks et al in Grayson County to answer by August 5 1957 in a land dispute. Plaintiff seeks judgment for title and possession of Lot 15 Block 16 Sunnyside Addition Denison Texas.
Boulder, Cole. University of Colorado scientist Dr. Walter Orr Roberts warns a drought could intensify across the Great Plains in three to six years. He ties sun activity to weather, noting past droughts aligned with low sun periods and predicting a harsher drought by 1972 or 1975.
A brief quip notes a joke between Warren and Charles about clothes and a paper boy shouting Free Press, ending with a wry line on anger and danger.
In 1923 Chicago at Edgewater Beach Hotel a group of top financiers gathered including Charles Schwab Arthur Cutten Richard Whitney Albert Fall Jesse Livermore Leon Fraser and Ivar Kreuger. Twenty five years later each faced ruin or death reflecting a stark rise and fall.
A compilation of lines noting that men skilled in making money often fail to learn how to live. Also mentions the first motor-driven elevator shown at the New York World's Fair and Thomas A. Edison producing his first incandescent lamp on October 21 1879.
A state highway engineer, A. H. Christian, said toll roads between Dallas and Fort Worth may be phased out as the federal funded interstate system could end toll-supported highways.
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