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Newspaper
Whitewright Sun
Location
Whitewright, Texas, United States of America
Date
Aug 30, 1923
Page
4
The Whitewright Sun notes subscription details and rates while urging readers to buy locally. It highlights Texas Rangers raids on moonshining and mentions a gubernatorial candidate from Lone Oak. It reports cotton prices and forecasts a large Whitewright district fair with extensive livestock and product exhibits.
A集 compilation of brief editorial quips from multiple papers. Topics include wheat prices under a dollar per bushel, back-to-the-farm urges, Ford’s presidential chances, 1921 22 death rates, prohibition optimism, rumors of the German Crown Prince visiting the U S, savings banks and auto ownership, and a joke about pedestrian spare parts.
A compilation of miscellaneous quotes from diverse U S newspapers critiquing independence timing bank values travel aviation and immigration policy. Notable lines contrast Philippine independence receipts with American spending prize fights and social theory.
The American Bar Association civic committee announces Constitution Week from September 16 to 22 with music and church services nationwide. Dallas chairman R B E Saner leads a weeklong program for citizen participation, with school mornings devoted to discussions of constitutional provisions and ministers preaching on the first amendment.
A brief note reports concerns that baseball is fading from popularity, with observers noting declining participation and attendance figures in the sport across regions.
A sequence of talks and events during Constitution Week outlines watchwords of the Constitution and the Bill of Rights. Topics include John Marshall’s role and the daily duty of citizens to uphold constitutional principles. A community parade proposal accompanies the lessons.
President Taft supports Constitution Week celebrating the U S Constitution in September and urges widespread school district participation to foster patriotic ideals and the principles of government in the minds and hearts of the people. He hopes for many celebrations nationwide and strong influence in schools.
Edna Liese 36 sues her father for 10800 dollars for eighteen years labor on a Missouri farm near Corder or for 600 yearly. Lena 54 seeks 21100 dollars for milk cows, feeding chickens, stock care, and harvests. Both say at age 18 they rejected marriage and an easier home life.
The elder farmer once owned 440 acres, sold 200 to invest in city real estate, and promised liberal compensation from his will. Now a large family row unfolds as wife and two daughters stay in the main house while he lives with a relative in Kansas City, leaving the hoped rewards of years of labor unclear.
An ad touts Chamberlain’s Tablets as a venial aid to digestion and bile secretion. It claims the pills clear the bowels and improve appearance with no obvious signs of intake, praising the Sun price of $1.50 as a bargain.
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