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Newspaper
Whitewright Sun
Location
Whitewright, Texas, United States of America
Date
Aug 13, 1925
Page
1
A Dallas Times Herald editorial debates child discipline and the old fashioned woodshed approach. It weighs neighbor complaints against parental authority and asks whether stern discipline or external interference better keeps children in line.
A critical snapshot of American consumption describes daily outlays for gasoline sea beach stays and cars. It notes vast spending on milk coffee and life insurance while urging readers to recognize opportunities for profit and thrift in a booming economy. A New York American excerpt contrasts secular spending with views on biblical inspiration and religious truths.
President Coolidge’s pastor Rev. Jason Noble Pierce addressed a large congregation in Washington as a liberal in the clash between fundamentalism and modernism. He stated his views on the Bible’s literalness and evolution, surprising his listeners.
We offer a fine player piano with bench and a collection of rolls or a rebuilt upright with stool and scarf. Both instruments are offered at bargain prices on reasonable terms. Address Brook Mays & Co. the Reliable Piano House Dallas Texas.
An advertisement urges readers to purify the body with Calotabs as a foundation of health. It recommends a thorough course taken weekly for several weeks and offers a family package with directions for 35 cents and a trial pack for 10 cents at drug stores.
H. L. Gordon returned Monday from New York and Chicago where he spent three weeks buying stocks for Gordon Clothing Company.
New York reports Arthur Chambers, believed artist, found dead in Hoboken room after drawing a self portrait in crayon and writing a final note. He inscribed Me on the collar and quoted lines about being too old, dead, broke, and zero before turning on the gas.
The American Federation of Labor announces a return to nonpartisan political involvement, renouncing support for any third party movement. The decision, stated by the executive council after sessions here, marks a shift from the 1924 La Follette endorsement.
Health copy urges using White's Cream Vermifuge to destroy and expel intestinal worms in children. A few doses are claimed to pose no harm, priced 35 cents and sold by Bow-Wright Drug Co.
The federation plans a strenuous nonpartisan effort to back labor endorsements in next year’s congressional elections across parties. Reports for the national convention at Atlantic City in October outline the approach to local, state, and national contests. The organized labor position rejects any aid to leaders of the current third party movement.
An advert promotes a single Bromo Quinine tablet product named on the box with E. W. Grove’s signature. The claim links cold and flu relief to the tablet’s use, noting the price at 3 cents.
The federation recalls its El Paso convention dictum that the organization be free from party domination. It notes the 1924 campaign showed third party efforts often fail after one election and harm efforts to elect candidates with favorable records.
Humorous verse sketches a family scattered by errands. A child asks where family members are and each replies they have gone to various local shops and tasks, weaving a light portrait of daily life.
Sufferers from skin diseases may find relief from BLUE STAR REMEDY or money back. The first application relieves itching and does not stain clothing. Pleasant odor noted. Sold by Dyer and Jones.
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