26 Apr 1928
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Newspaper
Whitewright Sun
Location
Whitewright, Texas, United States of America
Date
Apr 26, 1928
Page
1
The Whitewright Sun reprints editor notes on mail service and political campaigns. Farmers respond to a dairy development questionnaire, aiming to boost milk production. The piece mocks state politicians as pompous demagogues and praises readers for independent thinking.
A Dallas News State Press column mocks a Waggoner remark about taking Democrats straight noting horseshoes galluses and coffee. It argues Democrats vary from brass-collar types to unaffiliated voters and predicts Houston delegates will choose a unified platform for broad American support.
The Wichita Daily Times comments on Senator Mayfield announcing his candidacy for re election. It portrays him as a martyr, recounting alleged two year term loss, pursued by enemies, and personal ordeals including detectives following his wife. The piece mocks his rhetoric as mawkish and notes calls for another to carry the mantle.
The Dallas News notes J. Ogden Armour left $25 million in debts, with $15 million covered by assets and $10 million still due. The Armour name proved priceless, as two women bearing it paid off the remaining sum to preserve integrity and honor, a testament to honesty in American life.
Passersby saw a boy and a dog on the steps of Tombs Court in New York City with the boy’s arms around the dog. The scene conveyed fear on the boy’s face as the dog sensed danger.
Vict or Addanzio sits with his sorrowful Collie as a policeman cites him for not muzzling his dog. A kindly man guides the boy to the magistrate to decide the fate of his cherished friend and companion. The judge senses the boy’s grief and the bond between boy and dog.
A judge shows unexpected compassion after Victor pleads to keep his beloved dog Collie. Unable to muzzle the dog immediately, the boy promises to restrain him until funds allow. The judge grants permission for Victor to leave with the dog, relieving both boy and pet of a looming burden.
Central Christian Church announces all services at usual hours next Sunday. Rev. Purvis preaches in morning on A Perfect Church and in evening on Gods Love at 7 30. Junior C E at 3 p m. Prayer meeting studies Worship with Private Prayer in Preparation for Worship listed for next Wednesday. Reporter notes. Arkansas Gazette comments on England's gender voting balance and Petticoat government remark by Sir Frederick Hall.
The Minneapolis Journal notes a new TV connection that lets Mayor Thomp son monitor King George’s activities from across the ocean. The detail underscores expanding communication and surveillance reach.
Mexico’s constitution bans night work for women and children. The two statements contrast Texas mineral water output estimates with a social reform measure in Mexico.
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