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Newspaper
Whitewright Sun
Location
Whitewright, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jul 12, 1951
Page
3
The article explains common names for infectious diseases and the germs behind them. It describes tetanus from drumstick shaped bacilli, typhoid from the four F’s, undulant fever from brucellosis, and whooping cough as a major infant killer with vaccine protection noted.
A playful newsroom exchange hints at a disturbance during last night’s ball game. The punch line attributes the fracas to the peroxide blondes, using a pun on bleach.
Crabmeat mixture with mustard pepper butter lemon juice bread crumbs and eggs is packed into ramekins. Bake in a hot oven at 400 F for 10 to 15 minutes until heated through and tops are crusted. Crusts may stay on or be removed. use soft or dry bread crumbs as directed.
Practical guidance for healthier feet cites a US Public Health Service finding that 90 percent of Americans have foot ailments. Suggestions include daily baths, rotating shoes, straight toenail cuts, all leather footwear, proper sizing, foot stretching, avoiding wet feet, and good posture for foot support.
A humorous exchange unfolds as a drunken man hides in a woman’s icebox. The woman questions the intruder and he replies with a pun about Westinghouse, claiming he is “Westing.” The gag hinges on a play on words between the brand name and his claimed identity.
Washington officials say the Treasury favors savings in forms other than pennies and urge citizens to stop hoarding coins in piggy banks and cupboards. They note savings will cut production costs and preserve scarce copper by reducing penny circulation.
Publication 59013 announces a tax collection suit in Grayson County District Court over delinquent taxes on Lot 6 Block 42 Miller s Addition Denison Texas. Plaintiffs The State of Texas and other taxing units seek foreclosure of liens and recovery of taxes interest penalties and costs against E M Oldham deceased Rosa Lee Ballard and R L Ballard with unknown heirs and adverse claimants named as defendants.
All parties are notified that claims for delinquent taxes and all interest penalties and costs may be recovered in this suit without further notice. Defendants must appear after 42 days from August 6 1951 before the Grayson County District Court in Sherman to show cause why judgment should not be rendered.
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