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Newspaper
Whitewright Sun
Location
Whitewright, Texas, United States of America
Date
Aug 19, 1921
Page
12
The Whitewright Sun column notes entertainment pricing rules, obituaries policy, and a string of local anecdotes. It mentions London Ohio, Denison rain, a Chicago murder trend, a bed under a tree in Dallas, and watermelon markets in Whitewright with Denton County links and bootlegging rumors in Celina and Van Alstyne.
Speaking at a Thame war memorial, Lloyd George, the British prime minister, cautioned that concentrating hate would ruin future happiness and civilization. He urged peace over violence, recalling Britain’s August 1914 mobilization and the sacrifice of soldiers across continents for a better legacy for children.
The Honey Grove Signal recalls Lloyd George's warning against concentrated hate. It argues hate poisons the mind, blocks love, and corrupts judgment, urging readers to reread his words and not leave a legacy of hate for future generations.
Senator D S McMillin spent several days with family and planned to return to Austin to attend the second called session of the legislature. The Sun touts its good printing while contrasting its quality with inferior rivals.
John Lewis and children visited relatives in Raines county last week. Maye and Faye Smith returned from Dallas and Fort Worth. Mrs. John Wilson, back from Chickasha Oklahoma, will have Grady Wilson enter school in September. Maggie Parragin returned to San Antonio after visiting here. Willie and Rosa Lee Tumblin came from Denton. Uncle Bill Smith of Ector hosted a weekend visit. Mrs. Chris Monk and children from near Whitewright visited Bill Smith. Loran Oral and Gwendolyn Smith visited their sister in Oklahoma. Joe Rich spends weeks in Dallas and Galveston. Carl Hicks returned from Groom Texas and Sand Springs Oklahoma.
Advice urges parents to let boys play freely in durable clothing to build self reliance. It warns against overprotective dressing that restricts play and growth, noting boys will get dirty and tear clothes and that early fussiness may fade as they age.
Nelson Peck aged 17 died at his parents home in Sherman Texas on Sunday evening from injuries suffered ten days earlier when he was run over by a tractor plow on his father's farm near Southmayd. He was the son of Mr and Mrs J Fred Peck of 810 North Walnut Street.
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