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Newspaper
Whitewright Sun
Location
Whitewright, Texas, United States of America
Date
Apr 05, 1934
Page
6
The piece argues the average American’s mental age is near 17, not 12, suggesting youth influence on America's future. It notes Yale tests with chimpanzees show simple commerce requires little intellect, then recalls Harvard and College work traditions, and ends with prospects for astronomical light and sea gold research.
A yearly private dinner in a New York City hotel brings together men of high achievement. They arrive in dinner jackets, share memories of past days, and, after coffee and cigars, the room is secluded from the press as conversations drift to earlier times in their careers.
County voting strength for 1934 totals 12 223 with total strength near 18000 including exemptions. Sherman county reports 4249 voters and Denison 3808. two cities list 2398 exemptions. About 4000 exemptions exist in rural precincts.
Congress leaders express confidence in a May 15 adjournment for the Seventy third Congress. With few major measures left, final veterans' funding settled, tariff and Bankhead cotton bills passed, leaving only appropriation, tax, tariff, stock market regulation, and a new public works funds bill to go.
Four Honey Grove men and one Windom man were arrested for selling beer in violation of Texas law. About 60 cases of beer were seized. bonds were set at 1000 each and the men released. The case marks the first since repeal of the 18th Amendment and injunctive actions to padlock businesses are being prepared.
A playful exchange shows a sister tampering with a clock to mislead her brother, who knows the time is an hour fast but keeps it secret from their sister, adding a light domestic moment from a bygone day.
The Honey Grove Signal Citizen reports a stranger bought chickens in rural areas paying above market price with checks from a Hugo Oklahoma bank. The checks bounced, the man vanished, and local poultry sellers lost stock. The piece urges buying from home firms with reliable payments.
Quick relief claim says most stomach gas stems from bowel poisons. One dose of Adler ika cleans out body wastes tones up the system and brings sound sleep. Available at leading druggists.
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