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Newspaper
Whitewright Sun
Location
Whitewright, Texas, United States of America
Date
Aug 24, 1933
Page
22
Fannin County home demonstration agent outlines a 3 pound American cheese method. Steps cover milk quality, heating to 86 degrees, adding color and rennet, curdling, cutting, heating to 100 degrees, pressing with a 50 pound lever, drying, salting, parafining, and curing at about 60 degrees.
Wind roared in from the southwest over Elkhart Kansas as a fierce dust storm struck the town. Sand grains battered surfaces and dust filled interiors, leaving the home stained gray and the spirit of residents shaken by the spectacle of the Cimarron dust.
A brief exchange references moving away from the gold standard and notes a woman letting her hair go dark again signaling a shift in economic stance and personal presentation. The line juxtaposes policy change with styling imagery.
The article traces the origin of the American dollar to Spanish coins the colonists preferred for trade and notes the term dollar derives from the Joachimist haler. It explains coins from Europe and the world shaped the dollar, bits naming fraction values, and touches on gold standard shifts and proposals for an international monetary unit.
Poke Eazley swept out the Hogwallow post office this morning and may push to become postmaster. Sidney Hocks visited Miss Pansy Pickens Sunday night for the first time since she told him not to call. The Rye Straw storekeeper predicts a checker board sales slowdown as work resumes. Poke’s wife struck a carpet with a broomstick, injuring him. neighbors call it accidental.
Washington Hocks asserts walls exist to keep outsiders from seeing and hearing what happens inside the home, framing privacy as a necessity.
Sidney Hocks attended the Bounding Billows magic show Saturday night and claims the ventriloquist swallowed a hoe handle during the act.
Secretary of War George H. Dern warned nationwide that crime costs the United States 13 billion dollars annually and racketeers 18 million more, with 12 000 murders and 180 000 assaults each year. He spoke on the Crime Must Go broadcast urging revival of the Spirit of 76 to curb crime and its effects.
Columbia Mississippi five acres of cotton were plowed under and 500 pounds picked for seed burned by Sheriff O J Foxworth of Marion County and deputies last weekend at the farm of Howard and Wirt Alf ords. The sheriff said officers acted on instructions from the cotton acreage reduction program committee in parts of the county which had informed them the Alfords had signed up to destroy a portion of their crops.
In a playful rehearsal, Stude objects to performing after a monkey act. The director retorts it might be met with cheer as an encore.
An old advertisement explains that liver bile flow affects digestion and mood and promotes Carter's Little Liver Pills as a gentle vegetable remedy to stimulate bile flow. It warns against substitutes and notes the price of 25 cents and the red label branding.
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