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Whitewright Sun

Location

Whitewright, Texas, United States of America

Date

Apr 06, 1922

Page

6

Jessica Reconsiders City Life and Returns Home

In a quiet village Jessica longs for life beyond Newton. She travels, faces scandal, financial ruin, and heartbreak, then discovers a letter from Robert revealing his love. She returns to Aunt Priscilla, garden, and a renewed life with Robert by her side.

Priscilla Jessica Marcia Ancle Williston Robert Aunt Priscilla Robert Liston Newton Frand Stock Exchange

Blue Blood and the Vere de Vere Line

A historical sketch traces the Vere de Vere family's reputed nobility and enduring prestige in England. It notes Macaulay praising their line as one of the most illustrious, Tennyson's homage to their ancient blood, and Aubrey de Vere appearing in Domesday Book as a great holder across Essex Cambridgeshire and Sussex.

Vere de Vere Macaulay de Vere England Tennyson Aubrey de Vere Essex Cambridgeshire Sussex

Tuning forks and insurance facts from historical notes

Tuning forks were invented in 1711 by John Shore, Handel's trumpeter. Premiums for life insurance in this country amount to 50 million annually. Canada has a larger railway mileage per population than any other country. The first 100 earned by Chauncey M. Depew was left untouched in Peekskill Savings Bank, deposited in 1861.

John Shore Handel Canada Country Chauncey M. Depew Peekskill Savings Bank

Life’s Greatest Happening of a Boy Running Home

A boy recalls a dramatic childhood moment when he ran away on a mule to the Black Hills to fight Indians. After a night’s ride he finds himself at a welcoming farm where his mother reunites him with tears of relief, while his father contemplates punishment. The tale centers on family misunderstandings and the return home.

Black Hills Beck Old Beck McGuffey Joe Cave Creek Tom Sappington Mother

Return to the Old Family Home After Long Absence

The narrator recalls a painful reunion with a highly sensitive child and family members as tears flow. He reflects on a long, difficult journey west and a providential morning return to the ancestral house after many winters of hardship.

Joe Far West

Federal Aid Debate at UT Faculty Stirs national concern

The Times-Herald reports UT's faculty criticizing the Towner Sterling bill for federal education aid. It argues federal grants raise taxes, inflate national authority, and can restrict state and local funding freedom, warning citizens that heavy federal taxes burden states and impede desirable local spending.

The Times-Herald University of Texas

Hall's Catarrh Medicine Claims Cure for Deafness

Catarrhal deafness cannot be cured by local applications. a constitutional remedy is required. Hall's Catarrh Medicine claims to act through the blood to reach mucous surfaces and restore the Eustachian tube. The ad guarantees one hundred dollars for any case not cured, pricing at 75 cents with free circulars from A. J. Cheney & Co. Toledo, Ohio.

Hall A. J. Cheney & Co Toledo Ohio

Federal aid described as a Greek gift by Dallas paper

The Dallas Times-Herald notes that federal aid is often viewed as a Greek gift, a seemingly generous offer that can carry hidden costs or long term consequences for cities. The commentary frames aid as something that may undermine self reliance and local planning.

Troy Dallas Times-Herald

Overdrawn Budget Sparks Wife’s Sharp Response

Last week the household finances were in trouble and now the realization grows that the account is overdrawn. The wife protests with disbelief, claiming she has half the checks still left to use.

Sun Office Sees Surprise Typewriter Paper Sale

A fragment notes a Sun office listing typewriter paper 81 percent by 11 inches for sale, claiming cheaper prices than elsewhere, with a husband asking what it means.

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