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Newspaper
Whitewright Sun
Location
Whitewright, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jun 27, 1957
Page
22
The article explains that minors cannot consent to medical treatment and that parents or guardians must provide consent except in emergencies. Doctors may offer first aid and emergency care but should obtain consent for follow up, and consent is assumed when seeking care or hospital admission.
The verse reflects on aging and changing pleasures as the sun sinks, noting the good Lord’s plan with a tone of acceptance. It mentions the Nile River as Africa’s longest river at 4160 miles, tying a meditation on time to a geographic fact.
The State of Texas issues citation to P E Fairbanks and others guiding appearance by 10 am on August 5 1957 in Grayson County court Sherman Texas. Plaintiff Richard White seeks title and possession of Lot 15 in Block 16 Sunnyside Addition Denison Grayson County Texas.
Dr. Walter Orr Roberts of the University of Colorado warns that a more intense drought could follow the current wet period. He ties past Great Plains droughts to sun activity, cautiously predicting a drought by 1972 to 1975 and warns the science is unproven but plausible.
Local quip highlights newspaper humor about a paper boy calling Free Press. The playful exchange centers on a family misinterpreting a newsroom banner as a call to action. A light editorial aside notes the seriousness of anger vs danger in public discourse.
In 1923 Chicago financiers gathered at Edgewater Beach Hotel. Charles Schwab Arthur Cutten Richard Whitney Albert Fall Jesse Livermore Leon Fraser Ivar Kreuger all ended lives or years later in ruin. They showed wealth without learning to live. Edison debuted the first practical electric lamp in 1879 with a motor driven elevator at the New York World’s Fair.
A state highway engineer, A. H. Christian, said toll roads between Dallas and Fort Worth could be phased out as the federal funded interstate system reduces need for toll financing. The expert noted the interstate system may sound the death knell to toll-supported roads.
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