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Newspaper
Whitewright Sun
Location
Whitewright, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jul 24, 1958
Page
2
The piece explains how heat, warmth, and poor refrigeration foster bacteria and food poisoning in summer. It warns on high risk items like egg milk mixtures ham turkey chicken potato salad and emphasizes refrigeration clean preparation and thorough chilling. It advises choosing safe restaurants and washing hands before handling food.
A column discusses passing techniques and common errors in urban driving. It contrasts aggressive offlining with cautious behavior, explains safe following distances, and notes the differences between two lane roads and multi lane expressways. It warns against bunching and improper lane changes and offers practical guidance for passing safely.
Sherman social security manager warns farm employers to report wages paid to farm employees beginning 1957. Report if cash wages reach 150 dollars or more, or if pay is below 150 dollars but employee worked on 20 days or more on time basis. Include names, account numbers, and total wages. tax is 4 1/2 percent employee and employer each. 1958 report due January 31, 1959. Crew leaders may be employers for group hires. Contact Sherman social security office for details.
Mrs. Julian Holley, a night chief operator, helped trace a hoax bomb call that halted flights at Love Field Dallas and Fort Worth's Amon Carter Field. Robert William Keith, 19, is charged with falsely reporting a bomb aboard an airplane and faces investigation led by American Airlines. The article also notes general advice that most weed killers work best on small actively growing weeds.
A compact weather proverb says a shrinking ring around the moon signals rain. Sunset shows bright colors and sharp clouds warn of rain and wind. Red sky in the morning foretells rain. red sky at night promises calm, known as the shepherd’s warning.
A fragmentary note offers weather folk remedies and sayings about predicting clear or cloudy days. It mentions Friday clouds possible, a sunny Sunday when conditions align, and a rooster on a fence signaling clearing weather.
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