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Newspaper

Whitewright Sun

Location

Whitewright, Texas, United States of America

Date

Apr 13, 1922

Page

3

Hawk Dusts Tomatos and Tales From Atlas Peck Column

Atlas Peck jestingly chronicles small town life in Bound ing Billows with jokes about a ventriloquist act, a bee, a perfume agent, and villagers daily routines. Poke Eazley, Raz Barlow, and Frisby Hancock appear in humorous vignettes while others deal with commissions, seed catalog pages, and a ten dollar bill prompting modest plans and purchases.

Oklahoma Governor to Be Arraigned April 17

Gov. J. B. A. Robertson of Oklahoma and twelve others indicted after the State Bank of Commerce probe are to be arraigned Monday, April 17, to enter pleas, per an order by District Judge Mark L. Bozarth.

Okmulgee J. B. A. Robertson Oklahoma State Bank of Commerce Mark L. Bozarth

Vaughan Enters Race for Grayson County Tax Collector

The Sun carries D R Vaughan announcement as a Democratic primary candidate for Grayson County tax collector. Vaughan, longtime public servant, previously deputy tax collector and county farm superintendent, praised by county officials for diligence and courtesy. The paper endorses him as an upright, qualified candidate for voters in Grayson.

The Sun D. R Dolph) Vaughan Grayson County Vaughan Thompsonville Sherman Commissioners’ Court Advt

A Faux Pas at Southern Railway Stations

A passenger in the south asks a darky selling chicken patties where he gets his chickens. The salesman replies with a racial quip about northern travelers, implying a regional stereotype. The exchange highlights dated racial attitudes at railway stations.

Darky

Five Thousand Dollar Bond Set in Savoy Murder Case

Bonham Texas April 3 At a preliminary hearing Will Hicks charged with the murder of Sy Parrin g north of Savoy bound over to the grand jury in the sum of 5 000 failing to give bond the defendant was remanded to jail Manning Clark hardware offers fencing at attractive prices and invites customers to buy

Bonham Texas Will Hicks Sy Parring Savoy

Piles cured in days with PAZO OINTMENT claim

Druggists refund money if PAZO OINTMENT fails to cure itching bleeding or protruding piles. Relieves itching and allows restful sleep after the first application. Price 6c.

Soldiers bonus bill seen to pass Senate and be signed

Washington reports indicate the soldiers bonus measure is virtually assured to pass the Senate without substantial modification and President Harding is expected to sign it. Key opponents concede the shift, while the Finance Committee plans to report with one change removing the land reclamation alternative.

Washington Senate Harding House Senate Finance Committee

Weathering the Rain with Quiet Gratitude

A reflective piece contrasts sunny and stormy days with ordinary tasks like hoeing beans and reading. The speaker notes resilient coping through literature, gardening, and humor, declaring gratitude even when meteorological conditions grow demanding.

Still Happy in Rain Tones

A weathered quatrain proclaims uplift amid downpour and pests. The speaker resists gloom, claiming a bright inner map guides hopeful verse through turbulent climate and uncertain days.

Phyllis and Tony Trade Witty Mariage Hint

Dialogue captures a playful exchange where Phyllis cautions about getting to know each other and Tony jokes that marriage will change their opinions. The line reflects a lighthearted, romantic tone.

Phyllis Tony

Tonic Grove Tasteless Chill Tonic Enhances Vitality

A tonic claim describes Grove's Tasteless Chill Tonic as purifying and enriching the blood to restore energy. It asserts improved appetite and color in cheeks, noting the preparation is iron and quinine in syrup, effective against malarial and grip germs. The product price is 60c.

Grove

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