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Newspaper
Whitewright Sun
Location
Whitewright, Texas, United States of America
Date
Aug 06, 1920
Page
7
A humorous collage of quips and anecdotes on politics, weather, manners, and everyday life. It contrasts old fashioned values with modern conveniences and pokes gentle fun at politicians, propriety, and social habits with playful lines and character sketches.
Whitewright beat Bonham 13 to 2 in a Thursday afternoon baseball clash. Stinson started pitching, with Eddie Fogle relieving after the fourth inning and allowing only one more run on a Sudderth error. Bonham’s infield and outfield were weak, though their pitcher showed effort.
A lighthearted note on want ads drawing broad reader interest across the community. It suggests many households scan classifieds for opportunities and bargains, reflecting the era's ubiquitous classified sections.
In Cisco News, the piece highlights Grover Cleveland’s wartime honesty earning voter support, and Samuel Gompers’ blacklist targeting Rep Blanton. It cites Bailey’s open shop stance winning Texas gubernatorial support, arguing voters admire decisive positions over silent or dual positions.
A Chicago store runs a Dog Day Sale advertisement and faces scrutiny over its authenticity. Local shoppers wonder if the promotion is legitimate or a gimmick.
An advertisement invites customers to try a fountain service offered by P. J. Pierce and Sons. The copy highlights real satisfaction as a key selling point for the family business.
A terse verse urges persistent effort. The lines emphasize continuous progress growth and communication to achieve goals. It frames motivation as steady action across steps words and inches toward lasting height. The refrain echoes endurance in personal development.
The piece notes the editor and Mrs. Leighcliffe spent the weekend in Chicago and returned Monday. It hints at ongoing efforts to keep the publication moving forward and suggests a broader push to sustain the magazine.
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