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Newspaper
Whitewright Sun
Location
Whitewright, Texas, United States of America
Date
Aug 14, 1924
Page
6
The article argues cotton cannot be the sole Texas crop due to variable seasons. It urges diversification to ensure living essentials are grown at home, improving farm profits. It highlights wives’ kitchen improvements at the Farmers' Short Course as practical, labor saving demonstrations.
By order of a 1924 district court judgment Dunk Inman wins a $607.53 claim against J. G. Lockheart. The sale on September 2 1924 includes two tracts in Grayson County Whites Creek waters and the W Fork of Whites Creek with 4 and 17 acres respectively and improvements. Sheriff Je. F. Everheart signs the notice with deputy B. D. Dye.
The article notes how young girls shared tips for affordable home improvement. They explained painting old furniture, adding curtains and rugs, and transforming dingy rooms into pretty living spaces with minimal cost. It suggests county and community meetings could replicate the College Station event to exchange ideas.
An old advertisement urges curing a cold in one day with Laxative Bromo Quinine tablets branded with E W Grove signature on each box. It claims to stop cough and headache and to work off the cold at once for 30 cents.
A new liquid medicated product titled Creosone is advertised to stop sore and bleeding gums in 12 hours. It is described as penetrating to the tooth roots and healing gum tissue while killing germs that cause pyorrhea, with at home dental benefits and no chair treatment. Recommended by Dyer & Jones of Whitewright, Texas.
The Wichita Eagle reports Republican managers threaten violence against any newspaper reporter who secures an interview to explain why he backs Coolidge and Dawes.
A Manila Bulletin quotation contrasts a statesman who seeks to serve the country with a politician who seeks to benefit himself from the country. The remark highlights differing aims in public service.
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