Outdoors Notes on Whitewings and Freshwater Fishing
The piece discusses dove management by the Game and Fish Commission, the return of whitewings in South Texas, and brushland protection. It notes abundant freshwater fishing due to spring rains, rising waters, and stocked ponds, with expectations of better fishing next year. It also mentions limits on crappie and the culture of using boat lanterns to attract fish.
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Game and Fish Commission
Texas
Game Commission
South
The
Dogs Prove Good Patients Says Evanston Vet
Dr J V La Croix notes dogs respond to treatment and may return for care. He cites a fox terrier with an arrow wound and says dogs travel to vets in need. He dismisses canine psychology while reflecting on his 1905 entry into small animal practice. He also praises dogs over cats for loyalty.
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Evanston
Ill
J. V. la Croix
la Croix
Mark L. Morris Animal Foundation
Address labels require zone numbers for delivery
Readers in metro areas must have zone numbers on address labels by October. The Post Office Department warns papers with missing zone numbers will not be delivered. Advise the paper if your label currently lacks the zone number and include it along with street and number.
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Dallas 10
Texas
Post Office Department
Ten Million Nerve Victims Noted In U S Study
New York. Basil OConnor, president of the National Health Council, announced a book titled Ten Million and One Neurological Disability as a National Problem. The study lists more than 300 cases of nerve weakness and cites poliomyelitis polio cerebral palsy multiple sclerosis Parkinsons disease epilepsy stroke and accidents as causes. In a separate note the Boston Tea Party saw 342 chests of tea cut open and emptied into Boston Harbor.
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New York
United States
Basil O'Connor
National Health Council
O’connor
O'Connor
Installment Diary Shows Hard Times For a Debtor
A humorous letter from H P Ladds to Bill traces a year of purchases and missed payments. He admits borrowing from the boss and uncle Adolph to cover auto, TV, and books on easy terms, ending with income loss and a new suit while debts mount. The piece satirically exposes unwise credit and reliance on borrowing.
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Bill
Adolph
Worry Table classifies common professional worries
A observer outlines a Worry Table ranking worries by frequency among workers. Disasters that never happened top the list at forty percent, followed by regrets about past decisions at thirty percent, imagined illnesses at twelve percent, concerns for children and friends at ten percent, and worries with real foundations at eight percent.
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Hugh Williamson
U.S
Boston
Boston Harbor
H. P. Ladds
National Screw & Manufacturing Co
Old Settlers Park
Sherman, Texas
FFA
Central State
Palomino
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