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Newspaper
Whitewright Sun
Location
Whitewright, Texas, United States of America
Date
Dec 20, 1934
Page
2
Health authorities report rising influenza cases in Texas with seven hundred expected by month end. The advisory urges avoiding crowds, personal towels, and shared cups. maintain hygiene, hydration, nutrition, outdoor activity, sleep, and seek medical care at onset of symptoms.
A playful exchange unfolds as a spill of mustard on a waffle leads to a lighthearted quarrel about lemon pie between two unnamed speakers. The dialogue hints at domestic humor and affectionate teasing.
A fashion remark from Jean notes that trends fade yet cosmetic demand persists as June comments women seek lasting beauty, shaping market chatter and store layouts.
The American Federation of Labor names the thirty hour week as its top goal for the next Congress. President William Green says reducing work hours is essential to provide a decent living for millions idle. Other planks include extending the national recovery act, labor representation on code authorities, an industrial disputes act, unemployment insurance, old age pensions, and restoring federal employee pay cuts.
Pastor W. Dennis announces two Christmas programs Sunday December 23 at 11 a.m. and 5 p.m. The morning includes musical selections by Mrs. G. Bryant, Mrs. R. P. Childress and others with a brief Christmas message. Evening features candle lighting devotional, congregational carol No. 98, prayers, group songs, a Newton Manning story and star lighting. Large turnout expected.
A national tally shows Democrats winning 32,179,792 House votes, 3.9 million more than Republicans but a per 1 000 vote share of 563.1 to 436.9, down from 564.7 to 435.3 in 1932. New Mexico and Pennsylvania show divergent gains and losses amid broader party strength.
The Friday Literary Club held its year end gathering with Miss Inez Ray as hostess and Mrs. Lucian LaRoe presiding. The program featured readings and songs such as Christmas in Tradition in the National Republic and On the Road To Jerusalem, with Mrs. C. J. Meador Miss Lena Mae Gowdy and Miss Gladys Ray performing. A club Christmas tree festival followed with refreshments served by the hostess and Miss Gladys Ray. The next meeting is set for January 4 with Mrs. F. D. Layman as hostess.
Practical tips on button storage boiled eggs spinning on a table for distinction and starch preparation with soapy water. Canning fruit with absorbent cotton to prevent mold, tar removal with citrus peel, and frugal advice for preserving poultry during feed shortages. Father and child exchange a一句 about ears.
An advertisement asks what feature matters in a shirt and Barracuda Pete answers with a tongue in cheek focus on buttons. The spot highlights collar details and practical design cues for dress shirts.
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