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Whitewright Sun

Location

Whitewright, Texas, United States of America

Date

Aug 27, 1936

Page

6

Hold Foreclosures in Texas Only 824

The Home Owners' Loan Corporation reports Texas foreclosures at 824 in three years, with 98 percent of HOLC loans refinances of defaulted mortgages. Short Texas redemption period, only forty days, explains higher foreclosure rate relative to loan count. Total HOLC Texas loans reached 44,360 amounting to $103,208,774. foreclosures remain a small fraction of total debt. Dallas County saw $12,898,277 in HOLC loans with 4,856 borrowers able to obtain funds.

Washington Texas Home Owners’ Loan Corporation HOLC Lone Star Federal Corporation Dallas County Corporation

Businessmen urge Roosevelt reelection on nationwide broadcast

Four prominent executives Edward Filene William Regnery Maurice Breidenthal and William McCaffery praised New Deal measures crediting Roosevelt with pulling business from failure to prosperity They urged his re election during a Democratic National Committee broadcast from Boston Kansas City Rochester and Chicago praising recovery and warning against changing leaders

New York Roosevelt Edward A. Filene William Filene Filene Boston America Breidenthal Kansas City Landon Rochester McCaffery

Fragmentary Dialect Exchange From Historic Page

A short dialect snippet shows Rastus urging Sambo as ill and joking that he checks the dead list nightly for his own name. The exchange captures period speech and emphasizes humor around illness and mortality.

Rastus

Good Laxative Advice From Thedford’s Black Draught

A home health note extols keeping a reliable laxative in the house. Mrs. Perry Hicks of Belton Texas praises Thedford’s Black Draught for biliousness constipation and other ills needing a laxative. She claims it has given good results over 21 years.

Thedford Perry Hicks Belton Texas

Time Extensions For Farm Loans Depend on Merit

Washington. W S Myer head of the Farm Credit Administration said farmers in drought areas will receive extended time to meet FCA loan payments if cases are meritorious. No blanket extensions. each case judged on its own merits amid crop losses from grasshoppers. Farmers may repay from livestock sales or reserves, with $45 million paid last year against $41 million if principal payments were required.

Washington W. S. Myer Farm Credit Administration Brouth FCA Myer Farm Credit Drouth Resettlement Administration

Senator Couzens Backs Roosevelt for Reelection

Detroit United States Senator James Couzens a Republican declares support for President Roosevelt in the 1936 re election bid. He says the nation needs Roosevelt and notes his Senate race is not the central issue. Couzens, first elected in 1922, faces primary challenger Wilber M. Brucker, former Michigan governor.

Detroit United States James Couzens Roosevelt Couzens Senate Michigan Wilber M. Brucker

Science Nibbles and Odd Medical Notes From Szeged to Detroit

A Szeged University report highlights a new vitamin for blood vessel ailments. Babies may gain from sodium citrate maltose and dextrin in early life per Dr. Howard L. Eder. Wheat straw cellulose mills operate in Italy and South America. Artificial cellulose sponges now rival natural ones. Guinea pigs on Vitamin C deficient diets show ivy insensitivity per Dr. F A Simon. Dr A S Cameron at Northern Illinois College of Optometry discusses correcting eye faults with colored light with over 90 percent success reported at the Detroit meeting.

Szeged University Hungary Howard L. Eder Santa Barbara Italy South America F. A. Simon Journal of Immunology A. S. Cameron Northern Illinois College of Optometry American Optometric Association Detroit

Whimsical Exchange About Fishing for Whales

A street scene joke features a stranger asking a boy what he fishes for. The boy replies he is fishing for whales, noting there are no whales in the pond, and adds that nothing else remains to fish for either.

Physicians Warn Dangers From Tactless Sick Room Jokes

Chicago report on Dr. George B. Lake urging physicians to watch patient fears and emotional distress. He argues blunt talk or gloomy jokes about death or finances can worsen illness, and stresses individualized care. A humor exchange about compliments and cooking ends the clip.

Chicago George B. Lake Clinical Medicine Rariologis

Household Hints and Quick Cooking Tips

Drain juices from fruits and vegetables before plating. Use a colander for five minutes to drain juices quickly. Cover a kettle with a glass pie plate when stewing to monitor while reducing steam. Do not wash art muslin curtains in warm water. use hot water and rinse as it cools, add vinegar if green or ammonia if lilac or pink. Custards can be cooked on top of the stove when the oven is in use. keep boiling water around the custard until set. A courtroom quip about speeding cases contrasts with a judge named Fogge awaiting disposition of 27 speeding matters.

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Western Railroads and Allied Industries THE Pullman Company Regenery Senator Couzens Science Nibbles Joseph W. Miller Thornton & Minor Lake Fred Karl Gordon’s Sledge Luther Gordon U. S Amun Public Service Company Edison Electric Institute Statistical Bulletin
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