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*A small town named Golden Rule existed in Texas for some time around the early 1900s.<ref>[http://www.tsha.utexas.edu/handbook/online/articles/GG/hrg65.html Golden Rule, Texas]. Handbook of Texas Online, Texas State Historical Association: "Golden Rule, also known as Greer's Neighborhood, was four miles east of Mineola on what later became Farm Road 49 in southern Wood County. The community's name was probably changed to Golden Rule by 1890.... In 1905 the Golden Rule school reported thirty white and fifty-six black students.... Golden Rule was not named on the 1936 county highway map.</ref>

*A small town named Golden Rule existed in Texas for some time around the early 1900s.<ref>[http://www.tsha.utexas.edu/handbook/online/articles/GG/hrg65.html Golden Rule, Texas]. Handbook of Texas Online, Texas State Historical Association: "Golden Rule, also known as Greer's Neighborhood, was four miles east of Mineola on what later became Farm Road 49 in southern Wood County. The community's name was probably changed to Golden Rule by 1890.... In 1905 the Golden Rule school reported thirty white and fifty-six black students.... Golden Rule was not named on the 1936 county highway map.</ref>

*The ''Golden Rule Insurance Company'' is best known for its intense and ultimately successful lobbying for the creation of "health savings accounts," an alternative to traditional health insurance.

*The ''Golden Rule Insurance Company'' is best known for its intense and ultimately successful lobbying for the creation of "health savings accounts," an alternative to traditional health insurance.

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