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Newspaper
Whitewright Sun
Location
Whitewright, Texas, United States of America
Date
Aug 10, 1933
Page
2
Federal cotton production chief C. A. Cobb answered farm questions at a control conference in Atlanta. He explained contract validity, mailing checks direct to farmers, and that no post July 19 contracts are accepted. He noted processing tax exemptions and that cotton turned into hay counts as destroyed.
The Bureau of Home Economics releases a standard budget friendly diet plan. Daily needs include cereal, potatoes, tomatoes or oranges, a green or yellow vegetable, a fruit or extra vegetable, and milk for all. Twice to four times weekly add tomatoes beans or peas or peanuts eggs and lean meat fish poultry or cheese.
A humorous exchange where a man complains his wife says he talks in his sleep and the doctor replies with a wry remark. The brief quip highlights a light moment between patient and physician.
Jane Fair fell into a cistern when a defective plank gave way. Her mother Mrs Fair telephoned for help as firefighters arrived just in time. Jane recovered. The piece extols the value of a telephone for emergencies and calls on readers to appreciate its usefulness.
The Cotton acreage reduction plan offers farmers a chance to restore land fertility using green manures like oats vetch soybeans and peas. Soil tests show returning crops can lift nitrogen and other nutrients while boosting yields. Texas and North Carolina examples highlight yield gaps and the need for efficient farming alongside federal price support.
Fort Worth retailers warn that wholesale price hikes driven by processing taxes and higher labor costs under the National Recovery Act will push retail clothing prices up this fall. Overalls, shirts, dresses and wool suits show notable increases while department stores anticipate slower price gains for shoes.
Claud Callan says he visited his brother Ed at Ed's home where Nora, Ed's wife, criticizes their children and withholds milk. He notes a dispute over meals and toys, including a headache complaint and implied threat to move to a hotel if they stay. Marvel, Ed and Nora's child, was involved in an incident where Nora's daughter was knocked breathless.
A marathon contender quips about a clock winning at the fair. The crowd jokes as the clock reportedly measures an hour and fifty minutes.
Rev Walter A Maier of St Louis urged a national code to unify divorce laws and curb marital chaos at the Poncono Institute on Domestic Relations. He compared varied state laws to a crazy quilt and noted 16 states attending the conference in Pocono Pines, Pa.
A humorous scene in a filling station shows a smiling attendant greeting a motorist seeking only information wind and water. The exchange highlights light local color of daily life and the quirky dialogue of service stations.
A prominent business leader expresses hope that his eighteen year old son will share his clear vision of a wonderful future. This remark reflects optimism about youth and progress in business.
An appeal notes three years of stagnant trade giving way to renewed confidence and rising money flow. It argues efficiency comes from trained ability and that an eighteen year old can choose valuable education. A coupon invites readers to request a catalog with name and address.
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