Reporter Passes Texas Driver Exam After Thorough Test
A Dallas reporter describes the state’s first full driver license examination given by Texas highway patrolmen. The process includes form checks, sign tests, eye readings, and an on road test in a stranger car, with critique on signals, clutch, and emergency brake. The examiner says the test is comprehensive, not overly strict, and the reporter earned a license.
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Dallas
Texas
H. Reissig
State Public Safety Department
Reissig
G. B. Trulock
Hilton Horton
Carl B. Boustead
Dallas County
Trulock
Horton
Jay Walker
United States
Around the House Tips and Household Hints
A compilation of practical domestic tips covering shoe storage air needs, scaling fish with boiling water, using a discarded bulb as a darning ball, removing blueing spots by boiling, serving omelets on hot platters, making an inexpensive lamb macaroni stew, and beating whipped cream with proper chilling and butter fat content for best stability.
Health Officer Warns of Scarlet Fever Rise in Texas
Texas Health Officer Dr. Geo W Cox warns scarlet fever cases are rising with nearly three thousand cases reported last year, mainly from November to February. The illness is highly contagious and dangerous for young children, especially under five. If symptoms appear, contact a doctor promptly.
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Austin
Geo. W. Cox
Texas
Scarlet fever signs and quarantine guidance for schools
Early signs include tiredness fever sore throat chills vomiting and a red swollen tongue. A rash appears within a day or two, spreading from neck to body with bright color. Doctors must report cases to health officers and follow quarantine instructions. Children exposed or with scarlet fever should not return to school without medical clearance.
Unclear dog name sparks amused street reactions
A humorous remark about a dog named Swindler prompts chuckles as the owner explains the nickname. He says calling the dog in the street makes about half the men startle, a playful observation on reactions to odd names.
Tenant’s Repeated Rent Talk Echoes in Apartment Sale
A playful exchange between a visitor and hostess centers on rent, noting the visitor asked Harold seven times last month. The brief vignette highlights persistent dialogue over leasing terms.
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Harold
Notice on Sun charge for notices
The Sun states it charges one cent per word for bank cards pie suppers entertainments with admission charges and other notices. If no money is raised from an event it is a news item and no charge applies. Please send money with notices to publish.
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