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Newspaper
Whitewright Sun
Location
Whitewright, Texas, United States of America
Date
Apr 22, 1926
Page
6
Dunk Botts reports local color as Fletcher Henstep jokes about churches and sinners. Columbus Allsop with rheumatism contracts flu while others joke about goats, mutton, and a dim newspaper page. The Tidings editor quips readers still have heavy reading producing headaches.
The Lebanon Indiana Reporter notes in its Foreign Comment that many European nobles boast ornate coats of arms but own only a single pair of pants, highlighting a humorous mismatch between appearance and practicality.
Poultry owners urged to use Star Parasite Remover in water or feed to rid fowls of lice mites fleas blue bugs and internal worms. Formula of sulphur and other ingredients said to purify blood prevent disease and improve egg production hatch rates and chick vigor with a sixty day trial and money back guarantee from Bow-Wright Drug Co.
Physicians say perfect purification of the system leads to health. Take Calotabs once or twice weekly for several weeks to purify the whole body. Calotabs are promoted as the greatest system purifier. Purchase a family package with directions for 35 cents at any drug store.
An advertisement extols Herbine as like having a doctor at home providing instant relief for digestive issues. One or two doses start digestion and renew buoyant spirits, claiming this exhilaration comes from perfect health. Price 60c. Sold by J. L. Kirkpatrick, Druggist.
An old tonic advertises Grove's Tasteless Chill Tonic as a blood purifying and enriching iron and quinine syrup. It promotes increased energy, color in the cheeks, and appetite, claiming to destroy malarial and grip germs and noting it is pleasant for children. 60c.
Walter H. Brown son of F G Brown from near Whitewright received a diploma as a graduate of the Army Motor School at Camp Normoyle Texas He was drilled by Lt Col W F Herringshaw and is a member of Company A 4th Motor Repair Battalion at Fort Sam Houston His six month course covered motor mechanics automobile painting upholstering trimming axles plating and tire repair The Army Motor School is among the largest of its kind and trains soldiers in advanced automotive work Brown earned the diploma on recommendation from his commander for his excellent soldierly record.
A brief Oil City Derrick item advertises a trade of a radio set for a 34x4 tire pair in fair condition. The short note signals springtime barter and local exchanges.
A short aphorism from Florence Alabama appears in the Herald reflecting on humility and error. The quote emphasizes that recognizing mistakes is difficult but important.
A London paper recalls a pigeon covering 196 miles in five and a half hours while a 1799 process still lengthens the affixing of Georgia's great seal to documents. The fragment mentions automobile tire cuts near Martha's Vineyard, Massachusetts.
The passage notes gulls dropping ragged clam shells onto roads to extract them. It mentions new lizard farming in England to meet demand for lizard leather goods, and parrots and monkeys causing trouble on Mexico telephone lines. It also cites ads as a business barometer and various misinformed population and product claims.
Report notes the city of Moscow experiencing a historic moment as residents hear American jazz broadcasts via radio for the first time. The event marks cultural exchange and broadens musical access for local listeners.
A Detroit News excerpt asserts that time will not be deceived into thinking its political ideas are gaining traction. The remark reflects editorial stance on public belief and discourse.
Quick cough relief promoted as Hayes Healing Honey with Grove Open-Trate Salve for chest and throat application. Enclosed salve target s Cold and Croup symptoms in children. combined carton priced at 35 cents.
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