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Whitewright Sun

Location

Whitewright, Texas, United States of America

Date

Aug 14, 1924

Page

8

Bonham Man Recalls Capture by Chinese Bandits

Rex Ray a Baptist missionary in China tells his mother of being captured by bandits on May 25 while traveling with Alliance missionaries and soldiers. After fire and theft on their pine boat he and other captives were moved into the mountains. he escaped after a storm and prayers, reaching safety before pursuers.

Kweilin Seige Alliance Wuchow America England Bro. Carne Canton Rex Ray

Local residents undertake regional travels and visits

Porters News reports G D Bennett P A Jones Floyd Williams and families plus others recently returned from West Texas. John Murcer and son and daughter Jim and Miss Inez returned from Oklahoma and Missouri. B C Barton and family visiting in Oklahoma. Wilburn Jones of Slaton visiting his brother P A Jones. Miss Opal Mercer visited Whitewright with Miss Lois Anderson and stays with Mrs Adie Jones at Pilot Grove for a meeting. Corbett Mercer week in Sulphur Oklahoma. Tom Brown and Whitesboro family visited with daughter Mrs F C Williams and relatives.

G. D. Bennett P. A. Jones Floyd Williams West Texas John Murcer Jim Inez Oklahoma Missouri B. C. Barton Wilburn Jones Slaton Opal Mercer Lois Anderson Whitewright Adie Jones Pilot Grove Corbett Mercer Sulphur Oklo Tom Brown Whitesboro F. C. Williams

Airplanes Sprinkle Dust On 5000 Acres to Kill Boll Weevils

Five thousand acres of South Texas cotton fields were dusted with calcium arsenate from airplanes this year in the boll weevil battle. One airplane from the San Antonio Air and Motor Schools did most of the work, with a second aircraft brought in later. Next year the operator plans to deploy between twenty and thirty planes at the season’s start.

San Antonio Tex South Texas San Antonio Air and Motor Schools

The Importance of Saving and Future Wealth

Fort Worth builders publish a pamphlet showing that among 100 men tracked from age 25 to 65 ten percent saved steadily can secure comfort in old age. Most will face poverty or charity. only a few will own a home or gain a comfortable income in later years. The piece urges starting saving early and investing safely. Don Teague of Quanah visits his parents after winning the Hardeman County treasurer race. Rev. Walter Alverson and family visit relatives. he recounts years of study and ministerial work in Nebraska and Trinity University.

Fort Worth Don Teague Quanah George Teague Don Hardeman County Walter Alverson Bellview Kansas Alverson C. D. Alverson Methodist Church Whitewright West Texas Trinity University Omaha Neb Nebraska

Two Hard-Boiled Eggs Spur a World War Signal

In a wartime anecdote from William Le Quex, Crookhaven wireless operator Binns used the phrase two hard boiled eggs transmitting urgent to secretly send a message. The misinterpreted code alarmed coastal stations but Crookhaven recognized Binns and the exchange aided the Admiralty, reportedly helping sink a German cruiser.

William le Quex Crookhaven Binns Grand Fleet Admiralty O. K

Thoughts Along the Way by Jack Maxwell

A narrator recalls a playful scuffle with his dog Blackie at the Palace Theatre window on West Main Street. Blackie bites him on the nose, he seeks first aid, fears rabies, but notes his dog is vaccinated every year to prevent illness.

Blackie Palace Theatre West Main Street Odeon

Left to Our Remembering A Typhoid Chronicle

A neighborhood recalls a summer of typhoid ward rounds with a doctor and a horse hitching at the ring. The piece notes declining typhoid toll through prevention, water and food safeguards, and hopes for near eradication in civilized lands as public health measures expand.

Moonshine Diadem Said Quickens Sight Phrase

A playful line recounts a student asking for a sentence with diadem and a teacher quoting a humorous moonshine claim that drinkers see faster. The exchange showcases schoolyard humor and word use.

Johnny

Bids Sought for Grayson County Highway No. 78 Work

Sealed proposals addressed to A. S. Noble will be received by 2 PM September 24, 1924, for grading drainage and earthwork on 2.84 miles of State Highway No. 78 in Grayson County. Plans available at Denison County Engineer and Texas State Highway Dept offices. Bid bond 5 percent required. proposals in sealed envelopes marked Bids For the Construction of Highway No. 78. U S Noble County Auditor. 5t Sept 18.

A. S. Noble Grayson County Commissioners’ Court Sherman Texas H. M. Scott State National Bank Denison State Highway Dept State Office Bldg Austin R. M. Carter Department U. S. Noble

Gas costs reshape Berlin chauffeur demand

In Berlin, high gasoline prices push wealthy car owners to downdraft their chauffeurs. Fat, large drivers fall out of favor while slim jockey sized drivers rise in demand for runabout cars. Most Berlin owners still hire licensed chauffeurs despite the cost.

Berlin Germany

No Unpleasant Next Day Effects From Chamberlain Tablets

No unpleasant next day effects. Chamberlain's Tablets keep the liver active and prevent sick headaches, bilious attacks, and painful gas. No calomel, no griping or nausea. Try them.

Chamberlain

Beasts and Express Open New Serial Chapters This Week

William Desmond and Eilleen Sedgwick star in THE BEAST OF PARADISE opening a new serial arc. William Duncan and Edith Johnson present THE FAST EXPRESS chapter No. 14 plus a good comedy.

William Desmond Eilleen Sedgwick William Duncan Edith Johnson Fast Express

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J. T. Robinson Mr. Bennett Mr. Robinson S. J. Williams Wilma Harper Georgia Fralicks Grady Jones Jack County Canyon City Teachers’ Institute Floydada Jones Wilma Porters News Jack” Maxwell E. T. Cox Ambrose Ed Doss Jaidt Sears Auto Company Rick S. E. Jones Joid P. O P. A. Short Mary Hestand W. H. Montgomery Teague Sun Gordon Bros Odeon Program Charles Jones Pola Negri Pola Paramount Charles E. Blaney Doris Kenyon Victor Southerland Cecil Spooner Wilson-Montgomery Hardware Company The Better Hardware Store
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