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Newspaper
Whitewright Sun
Location
Whitewright, Texas, United States of America
Date
Apr 06, 1933
Page
6
Charles H. Getz notes odd scenes in New York during bank holidays with Luna Park borrowing on an elephant and theatres accepting IOUs as change. Ushers, hotels and restaurants seek or misgive cash, while crowds at Pennsylvania Station chase tickets and change. A church sermon warns against earthly treasures. A student ends up with only 1.55 dollars as banks close.
A sermon discusses the Lord's Prayer phrase Lead us not into temptation and Deliver us from evil. It argues for praying to be pulled from temptations and for divine help to avoid sin, with references to James and Peter. The piece urges earnest prayer, repentance when tempted, and a steadfast Christian life to maintain joy and usefulness in the church.
Ardly a day passes but that some person who gave up his telephone service in recent months orders it restored. In many cases people feel the small cost of service is repaid in convenience time and money saved each month.
Columbia professor Dr. David S. Muzzy lists 49 Americans of this generation poised for lasting fame. Names include Wilson, Hughes, Edison, Wright brothers, Ford, Rockefeller, Carnegie, Morgan, Guggenheim, Debs, Gompers and others.
A Paris doctor cites ancient Chinese preventative tips. Resting at bedtime, rub the soles until warm, then wiggle each toe. Also advise breakfast at dawn, breathing fresh air, and not leaving the house before breakfast, especially during epidemics or when entering a home.
Advice emphasizes simple meals, slower eating, and not overindulging. It urges morning chest rubbing, gradual transitions from bed to daily routine, sleeping on a specific side, occasional stretching, and mental resilience about losing prosperity but preserving inner calm.
A concise notice notes the sale of typewriter paper ribbons and related supplies by The Sun. It references Kea parrots of New Zealand and mentions food related actions involving sheep, described in a fragmented item.
Fourth Estate quotes P T Barnum praising advertising over articles. He claims a printer outtalks rivals and warns that a skilled typesetter who can talk to thousands while he speaks to one is the man to fear, and he wants him as a friend.
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