Reporter Endures Texas Driver Examinations for License
Dallas reporter describes state driving tests conducted by highway patrolmen. Oral questions cover signals and safety rules. a practical road test in a different car ends with feedback on signaling, clutch usage, and emergency brake. Despite initial nerves, the writer earns a license and notes the exam’s thoroughness.
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Ray Baumgardner
Star-Telegram
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: Handy Tips for Everyday Tasks
A collection of simple home hacks. Shoes need air and should not stay in airtight boxes. dolphins scaled by brief boiling. a discarded light bulb can serve as a darning ball. blueing spots vanish with boiling water. omelets stay hot on platters. an inexpensive lamb macaroni stew recipe. whipped cream holds better when cold and properly fat.
Health Officer Warns of Scarlet Fever Spread in Texas
Dr. Geo W Cox Texas Health Officer warns rising scarlet fever cases with nearly three thousand reported last year. The illness is highly contagious, especially dangerous for children under five and babies. Seek medical care at first symptoms and avoid risk.
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Austin
Geo. W. Cox
Texas
Scarlet fever signs and quarantine guidance for households
Early signs include tiredness restlessness sore throat and fever with dry hot skin and a furred tongue. A day or two later a bright red rash spreads from neck and chest to most of the body. Health officer reports are required and strict quarantine follows to prevent spread. Children exposed or with scarlet fever should not return to school without medical permission. A light case can still become severe or fatal through contact.
Unfair dog name sparks startled street reactions
A man explains he calls his dog Swindler as a joke. When summoned in the street, many passersby jump in surprise, reacting to the unusual name with startled responses.
Rent Demands Highlight Haunted Apartment Tale
A visitor muses on the high rent of a grand apartment while a hostess recalls Harold’s seven requests last month. The exchange hints at tension between desire for luxury and persistence in seeking it.
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Harold
Notice on word charges for notices in The Sun
The Sun explains a one cent per word fee for notices such as bank cards pie suppers and entertainments with admission charges. If no money is raised the item is treated as news and published free. Send payment with notices to ensure publication.
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the Sun
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