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Newspaper
Whitewright Sun
Location
Whitewright, Texas, United States of America
Date
Dec 22, 1932
Page
13
Washington reports the U S farm population nears 32 million, with gains in 1930 to 1932 driven by economic conditions. Experts attribute shifts to job losses in cities, young families returning home, and migrants including Negroes and immigrants finding new homes on farms.
A gag reel features Irish humor about a bear encounter and failed tree jumps a laundry manager and name Eliza Ann a streetcar quip a hospital joke about accident cases and three ambulance crashes a haunted house ghost gag and a doctor’s brick tale all aimed at light ridicule and folksy punchlines
A fragment shows a dialogue about a case not yet before the court. The woman asks if her boyfriend writes convincing letters while the other person notes no court date yet. The tone suggests a pending legal matter and uncertainty about the proceedings.
A collection of short anecdotes features a Yale son’s stubborn father, a professor mistaking mustard for phenyl isothiocyanate, a medic’s patient leg discrepancy, and a clock watcher turned bell listener. The humor hinges on misunderstandings, generational pride, and classroom banter.
A Sun Whitewright Texas subscriber praises the paper as an advertising medium. He advertised a lost dog with a reward and reports the hound retrieved the paper, found the ad, and returned to claim the prize after fifteen minutes.
Dialogue centered piece shows a corny exchange between Aunt Jane and Ethel about waiting and patience. A traffic cop teases a girl and a fair speedster flirts with a patrolman. A judge questions character while the accused claims long residence with the police chief who denies recognizing him.
A defense of clergy across faiths. The piece praises the clergyman as essential yet heavily judged, arguing he embodies virtue, wisdom, diplomacy, and spiritual leadership beyond mere preaching. It lauds his role as moral guide and community stabilizer amid criticism. Monroe La World.
A recent immigrant recounts an accident where a friend was injured. He notes Abe’s face turned very pale as the cars collided and then adds a sharp remark about how white the shirt looked.
A brief note announces that She Polish is sold at all Lane Stores in Atlanta, highlighting the product placement in the constituency.
A Norfolk Virginia newspaper notes that vocational training was provided to about 5,500 students in Florida. The piece highlights broad participation and program reach across schools and communities.
They all reside on King's Highway. They were cut and bruised and treated at the Emergency Hospital.
Federal agents raided a Fifth Avenue restaurant in Brooklyn and seized an alleged beer stock. Three men were detained as the World Telegram reported the action.
Charles Benedict of New York recalls 1881 when he buried President Garfield and his birthday cake with 94 candles. The reminiscence appears in the Arbuckle California paper.
A roughly 90 foot long passageway linked to the French time of Louis XIV was uncovered. Dense statistics gathered in spots made parts of the route impassable, according to the Brooklyn Citizen.
A person with a vibrant personality seeks employment as a maid in a reputable home. Availability for daytime or evening shifts. references upon request.
The clippings note a family with cooking skills and admiration for children. An advertisement promotes electric irons offered at a special price with payment terms, mentioning a Fort Wayne newspaper and a Vancouver Sun ad.
Four highway bridges were washed out during a cloudburst. Several homes in South Ryegate village were filled with water, according to Montpelier Vermont Argus reports.
A Centralia Illinois Sentinel editorial argues the presidency offers immortality and a lasting place in history within the republic. The piece asserts the high honor and lasting significance of becoming president for any American citizen.
A reflective piece argues youth crime rises and crime does not pay. It suggests scientific talks to inform children about the consequences and usefulness of educating youngsters through radio talks about crime.
Bartlett Tribune argues for crime prevention education using entertainment in radio and film. It advocates showing that crime fails financially and morally, that criminals are caught, and that honest work loses appeal, suggesting schools homes churches and media as channels.
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