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Newspaper
Whitewright Sun
Location
Whitewright, Texas, United States of America
Date
Dec 08, 1921
Page
4
The Whitewright Sun lists subscription terms, notices of entertainments and obituaries at advertising rates, and urges poll tax payment ahead of next year’s election with comments on candidates. It notes Dallas arrests for drunkenness and reflects on taxes and upcoming candidate announcements.
Marshal Foch on a nationwide tour with the American Legion will reach New York on December 14 to sail for France aboard the liner Paris. He has traveled over 16 000 miles, visited 42 states, and spoken in 200 cities and towns. He delivered his 245th speech at Richmond Virginia and has earned the LL D degree from 21 American universities.
The Sun appeals for community submissions as it chronicles weekly events. Editor Chauncey M. Depew's $100 nest egg tale highlights savings discipline and bank interest turning into $800 over years.
A Kansas City Star sermon muses on habit and happiness in workaday life. It contrasts the automatic routines of city and small town living with farm labor and concludes with a theologically framed call to contentment in any state.
John Shell of Greasy Creek Kentucky claims to be 133 with good health and keen memory. He jokes about longevity as a gift while recalling a long life and passing years including wartime and peace talks, admitting drinking and smoking, and finding happiness around age 110.
A late reply quotes Mr. Shell reflecting on his shock after realizing he could no longer perform Walter Camp's Daily Dozen. He contemplates taking up golf to regain condition and age is attributed to several factors.
A brief exchange notes three statements about presidential messages party platforms and baseball pennants. The fragment provides no clear event date or identifiable people beyond generic topics.
Dorothy delivers alarming rumors about Gladys while Kathleen condemns gossip. The brief reveals tension between friends over a potentially harmful claim.
The Passing Show sketches a boastful aristocrat returning to college and the New Girl counters with a pop culture lineage remark. The exchange plays on ancestry and famous arrivals to comic effect. The scene reflects London revue humor.
Local lenders advertise farm loan funds with vendor's lien notes extended. Potential borrowers can contact R. H. May or Tom Barbee for arrangements and terms.
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