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Newspaper
Whitewright Sun
Location
Whitewright, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jun 26, 1952
Page
2
Foot health linked to proper footwear and hygiene. A Dr Edwin P Jordan notes civilization causes foot problems and urges well fitting shoes, dry feet, and regular exercise. He discusses fluoroscopic shoe fitting as potentially harmful and cites an industrial hygiene report with guidelines to limit exposure.
Mary quits her governess position citing a troubling family dynamic. She states she left because the child is backward and the father demands progress, signaling an intolerable situation behind the scenes.
State Representative D B Hardeman of Denison, a candidate for a second term, pledges to press for a first class rural road system in Texas. He notes leading the fight to preserve the farm to market program and calls for support from Grayson and Cooke Counties voters.
A veteran may extend a GI business loan to ten years with lender agreement to reduce monthly payments. WWII veteran with remaining GI Bill entitlement may pursue vocational training as a normal progression from high school. A widow denied a WWI veterans pension can file a new reconsideration after July 1 1952 when the new income provision becomes effective. no automatic reviews.
Minnie O. Probst as administratrix seeks discharge after filing the Final Account of the estate of W. J. H. Probst. Hearing set by the County Court of Grayson County on the first Monday after June 10, 1952 at the Sherman courthouse. Interested parties must appear and file written answers to contest.
Dr. Herbert Rattner of Northwestern University says baldness is not caused by hats high tension or scalp fat and that its cause remains a mystery. He notes that no treatment has reliably cured or delayed baldness though hormone implantation is the latest experiment with no proven success.
Historical notes recount the July 11 1804 duel in New Jersey where Alexander Hamilton was killed by Aaron Burr. Also mentions a Roosevelt White House luncheon with Booker T. Washington on October 18 1901 and details of Sheriff Sale No. 59567 in Grayson County Texas involving Lola Matthews M A Bean and others with a property sale set for August 5 1952.
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