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Whitewright Sun

Location

Whitewright, Texas, United States of America

Date

Aug 02, 1923

Page

7

Ritual of Old Ku Klux Klan Found at Rusk

Miss Sue Moore of Hubbard recovered what is believed to be the ritual of the original Ku Klux Klan from civil war days in J. B. Long of Rusk's manuscript collection. The Texas historian is compiling a thesis on Long and has found other rare items, including a first Webster's Dictionary and a likely last letter from Jefferson Davis dated November 3, 1889 to Rev. D. W. White of New Birmingham.

Austin Texas Ku Klux Klan Sue Moore Hubbard J. B. Long Rusk Library of Congress Washington British Museum Jefferson Davis D. W. White New Birmingham

Calotabs marketed as a nausea free calomel tablet

The ad touts Calotabs as a modern purified calomel tablet that eliminates nausea and griping. One tablet at bedtime with water allegedly cleans the liver and purifies the system, with no taste or danger. Sold in sealed packages, 35 cents for large and 10 cents for small, with a druggist guarantee.

New Laxative Livergard Promises Health for All Ages

Livergard is advertised as a safe laxative for babies to seniors. The Lungardia Company of Dallas, Texas promotes free samples and lists J. L. Kirkpatrick as a sale contact, claiming it helps sluggish bowels and keeps illness away. Оcl

Livergard Lungardia Company Dallas Texas J. L. Kirkpatrick

Notice of Application For Letters Testamentary

Public notice in Grayson County Texas seeking probate of Harvey M. Adams will. Mary Adams filed for letters testamentary in County Court to be heard August 1, 1923 at Sherman Court House. Interested parties may appear and contest the proceeding.

State of Texas Grayson County Grayson Harvey M. Adams Mary Adams City of Sherman A. D M. Cole R. O. Loving

A War Every Year and a Half in American History

Toledo Blade argues that the United States has faced military calls roughly every year and a half, citing conflicts from the Modoc and Sioux troubles through the Spanish American War and beyond. The piece frames American policy as action driven by necessity and occasional aggression when survival or safety are at stake.

Germany Spain Philippine Vera Cruz Modoc Nex Perces Santiago War Department United States Toledo Blade

Hayseed County Fair Echoes A Farmer's Frustration

The verse describes a farmer toiling in the fields winning turnip and pumpkin prizes at Hayseed County fair and enduring rough nights in cheap beds. The speaker contemplates quitting farming as the day ends with weary sleep and a loud alarm signaling another restless dawn. The piece ends with the speaker reflecting on life in the hay.

Hayseed County

Night Hours and a Hick Dream on a Mattress Bed

Poem lines evoke a mattress maker pride and striped coverlets. The speaker longs to return to simpler nights and cherishes a bed as a wonder while noting chrome on the wall and the creeping hours. The verse carries a rustic tone and wistful nostalgia.

Walt Mason

Bob Beasley Pioneers Shoe Repair Craftsmanship

For the best of workmanship and materials, go to Bob Beasley, the pioneer shoe repair man.

Bob Beasley

Grayson County Woman Dies In Store Incident

A woman from Whitesboro Grayson County Texas died in a store incident reported in local news. Authorities investigated the death and identified the deceased. No further details are available in the provided text.

Grayson County

Mrs Sam Earl Dies in Dry Goods Store

Mrs. Sam Earl, eight miles east of here, died suddenly in a chair at a local dry goods store Saturday. The attending physician attributed death to heart failure. She was about 60 years old and had been in good health shortly before.

Sam Earl Here

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Crowell & Riddle C. M. Cole Ness Luther Smith & Son Whitewright’s Grove Mark Littels Littell Bottia James F Ballard Prop St. Louis Whitesboro, Grayson Co Hall F. J. Cheney & Co Toledo Drs. May May Wilbur Carter Kelly R. C. Hoyle Lloyd Moore Whitewright, Texas E. J. Antoni Paperhanger Whitewright Dray and Truck Line Eagle “Mikado Lek Naats Eagle Pencil Company New York Tutt’s J. W. Davidson Home Ice & Manufacturing CO Re-Nu-Li Peaslee Gaulbert Louisville WenTuce Solpden Oak R. L. Johnson Manning @ Clark
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