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Newspaper
Whitewright Sun
Location
Whitewright, Texas, United States of America
Date
Apr 18, 1935
Page
13
Wichita Falls experts describe a novel pilfering technique using ether sprayed from a gun to stupefy hens in a clay county plan. The method, praised by some for modernization, risks dead birds and leaves farmers with losses while others advocate traditional stick-based thefts as a counter.
The United States exported 440 366 369 pounds of unmanufactured tobacco, up 4.4 percent in volume and 50.8 percent in value from the prior year.
The United States shipped more than a million dollars in scrap metal and old rubber abroad last year, with Spain receiving the largest share among importing nations.
A Texas Tuberculosis Association letter urges Senate Bill No. 467 to create a state sanatorium for negroes. The measure, backed by multiple organizations, targets racially segregated tuberculosis care noting whites and Mexicans have beds while negroes lack permanent sanatorium beds. The statement cites 1933 deaths among negroes and their higher death rate from tuberculosis.
A list explains pronunciation of several prominent names such as Harold L. Ickes Bernard Mannes Baruch Fiorello LaGuardia Hermann Goering and Alejandro Lerroux with guidance on syllable stress and vowel sounds. It notes most relief writers request gifts rather than work.
Factors help implement the Bell System policy of delivering good telephone service at fair costs to users.
Quick witticisms about wives past and present lovers spin into a humorous exchange. A pun about spinach as a middle name and a shy psychiatrist adds light absurdity to domestic misperceptions.
A collage of jokes and one liners depicts a barber shop scene with quips about murder remarks light romance and everyday mishaps. The exchanges feature a butcher shop threat a divorce joke a lighthearted crime line about a shot and various husband wife gags.
A jumble of comic exchanges covers romance, trains, and politics with lines about freckles, moving furniture, a 4 02 timetable joke, and a World War era reference. Characters Gabonda Gazoof and Izzy barter quips while a teacher asks about fever and James miscounts.
The readable lines show garbled words and partial phrases. It appears to be an OCR error with no clear people events places or dates to summarize into a coherent news item. No identifiable entities or actions are present to form a proper card.
A speaker states a claim against the government regarding a gold clause and asks what kind of lawyer is suitable for the case.
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