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Newspaper
Whitewright Sun
Location
Whitewright, Texas, United States of America
Date
Dec 12, 1929
Page
8
A collage of brief editorial quips from papers nationwide highlighting optimism about stocks, labor unions among bull-fighters, a vegetarian diet joke, Sweden’s sixty mile ski slide, a Franklin quote on age, a dig at conscience, a London ad question about world views, stock market fate, and massive exports of American film stock last year.
The Mexican government revoked the requirement for an American citizen to hold a special permit to cross the border even for a few hours. A new rule allows a stay under 48 hours with only providing name and address to border officials.
A sermon argues Jesus founded a never-failing church beyond political powers. It contrasts Catholics and Protestant groups, notes the church is made of born again believers, and warns against faithful decline while urging unity in winning souls.
An old Indian fable about a single feather used as a bed illustrates how some merchants misrepresent comfort in ads. The piece recalls the danger of judging products by a single feature and urges skepticism toward exaggerated claims.
A line from N E A Bulletin notes that clever, well planned advertising yields profits, while hasty or scattered ads fail. It compares ad campaigns to feathers in a bed, saying one feather helps but many are needed for real comfort.
A playful set of similes from a historical newspaper style mocks daily life and social quirks. Imagery spans family money matters, religion, dating, architecture, and urban figures with a tongue in cheek tone and period sensibility.
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