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Newspaper
Winters Enterprise
Location
Winters, Texas, United States of America
Date
Dec 11, 1964
Page
2
The piece warns against claims that cherries cure arthritis honey prevents cramps or systems cure-all foods. It cautions about quack remedies delaying medical care and links overprocessing myths to inflated prices for supplements and special utensils.
Governor John Connally proclaims December 13 as Safety Sunday to promote driver responsibility during the holiday travel season. Texas Safety Association President Quincy V. Tuma in Houston commends the governor for emphasizing accident prevention and moral duty to protect lives.
A reflection notes how people rebalance debt of kindness by returning small favours, tolerating middling acts, and withholding thanks for grand assistance, illustrating social etiquette and expectations.
A remark on how a man speaks about himself often becomes a showcase of eloquence. The statement suggests self-focus can elevate speech to a sublime level.
A brief observation notes that rising prices erode savings, turning once sizable nest eggs into small sums. Inflation impacts household finances, altering long term planning and security for families.
Texas drivers must stop when approaching a stopped school bus receiving or discharging children. The same rule applies when meeting a stopped bus. violators face up to 200 dollars fine, with higher penalties if an injury or fatality occurs. Extreme caution is urged in business or residential districts too.
A Winters Enterprise column outlines safe passing and no passing zones. It warns against crossing center lines near intersections and railroad crossings and notes legal passing on the right only in specific safe conditions. The piece ends with a caution about judging beauty as skin deep yet valuable.
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