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Newspaper
Whitewright Sun
Location
Whitewright, Texas, United States of America
Date
Aug 11, 1932
Page
6
A humorous essay by Joe Sappington contrasts theoretical chicken keeping with actual farming. He recalls imaginary hens making huge profits, warns of real flocks plagued by disease and mishaps, and narrates a neighbor dispute over a dead rooster amid family dynamics and comic misadventure.
Judge Black explains that land must be conveyed in writing signed and delivered by the party or agent. Deeds or conveyances must be acknowledged before a notary or two witnesses to be enforceable against later good faith purchasers. A married woman cannot convey property alone without her husband’s joinder and acknowledgment.
A Little Rock reader, Madeline Crowley, claims losing 30 pounds in a year with Kruschen Salts. The ad touts health benefits as fat loss improves skin and energy, recommending a half teaspoon daily in hot water and reduced fatty foods, with jars lasting four weeks at drugstores.
The note explains cash cost per line for editorial content in U.S. newspapers, from 1.125c to 2c per line. It cites that poets may object to unpaid copies as editors balance typesetting, forms, press run, and distribution. Nathan S. Davis Sr. is noted as founder of the American Medical Association.
A survey of deadly and bizarre accidents cites 90 000 yearly U S deaths in 1930 with 33 000 from motor vehicles and 16 000 from industrial and related causes. It notes 10 000 000 non fatal annual accidents and $3 000 000 000 in losses.
The column contemplates universal change and the fading memory of presidents across ages. It notes the sun exudes 250 million tons of matter per minute, implying vast cosmic loss over time. The piece frames existence as fleeting, likening battles to wolf fights in the grand scheme.
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