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Newspaper
Whitewright Sun
Location
Whitewright, Texas, United States of America
Date
Dec 20, 1928
Page
2
Poem reflecting on aging love and enduring devotion. The speaker notes that youth sings and a bright knight fades, but true love endures. The stanza urges husbands to bring roses in December symbolizing lasting commitment beyond spring and summer.
The piece argues ownership and accumulation motivate behavior across humans and animals. It cites the miserly pleasure in hoarding money and objects, with examples from squirrels, dogs, bees, and humans, suggesting hoarding evolved to aid survival and species preservation.
A football captain explains that when players line up in a huddle they talk to the old man Cy Chology who is brewing a jinx to curse the other team. The playful chant ends with Rah Rah Rah Team Team.
For overseas visitors London offers 470 theaters 64 parks totaling 91000 acres 197 bus routes 40 day coach trips 65 steam boat trips 122 golf courses 615 tennis courts 4 dance halls 171 historic buildings and 620 restaurants.
Data on Texas hunting and trapping laws outlines open seasons for quail ducks geese snipes and fur bearing animals in the north zone. It notes bag limits per day and week and license requirements for nonresident counties and property owners with long-term residence exemptions.
A book titled Farm Products In Industry by George M. Rommel, printed on cornstalk paper, showcases turning farm waste into pulp. The cornstalk material was gathered on Danville area farms, shipped to Michigan for standard papermaking, and the work forecasts a future billion and a half dollars yearly gain for American farmers from such sources. A Hotpoint free range offer is promoted as a Mother's Day gift. Texas Louisiana Power Co.
A reflective verse traces Christmas as more than a date, describing how kindness grows beyond one day. The speaker recalls greeting others, trimming the tree, and sharing gifts, discovering that giving sustains the season and brightens life year round.
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