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Newspaper
Whitewright Sun
Location
Whitewright, Texas, United States of America
Date
Dec 22, 1932
Page
7
A nostalgic guide explains why popcorn pops unevenly and how to improve results. Soak old kernels, avoid overheating, and keep kernels in motion for even heating. Includes honey and molasses coating methods for popcorn balls and step by step instructions.
The Piece reflects on December 25 as a day for children and all who love them. It notes how even skeptics and rationalists may momentarily embrace childlike faith and generosity as the season stirs tender feelings and prayers for wisdom in raising children. A Seattle Post-Intelligencer quote ends with a humorous boss-worker exchange about a Christmas gift.
A fragile rumor spreads about Mrs. Uptons dog being struck by a vehicle. The heartbroken woman is the subject of the gossip and neighbors debate how to break the news with care.
This advertisement touts Thedford's Black Draught made from ground plant ingredients that naturally stimulate bowel action. It emphasizes a non synthetic laxative option that avoids dependence on chemical cathartics and now offers a syrup form for children.
Governor R S Sterling nears resignation after two years as Texas chief executive He will be the only Texas governor not to serve a second term besides Miriam A Ferguson Ferguson plans a return for a second term and will succeed Sterling in January Possible resignation could place Lieutenant Governor Edgar Witt in the governor's seat if Ferguson delays inauguration and Witt serves as acting chief executive
Dr. H. L. Hall 82 founder of Hall Furniture Company and longtime Sherman resident dies at home. Survived by wife Laura Dorchester Hall sister of C. B. Dorchester, son Hugh Levis Hall head of the firm, daughter Frances Hall Enloe. He studied at Louisiana University and practiced medicine before turning to business and serving as cashier of the old City Bank.
Funeral services were held at the family home Sunday afternoon with Dr. O. T. Cooper officiating. A half brother, Rafe G. Hall, is mentioned as a local businessman amid a quoted exchange about a movie being shot, provoking sharp responses from residents.
Two women walking near Hollywood encounter a man waving a red flag who shouts for them to avoid a area saying dont go there. The incident presents a curious warning scene without further details on motive or outcome.
An exchange between a novelist and a neighbor reveals humor about a new play. The author asks if the neighbor has seen the work about a quarrelsome couple while the neighbor retorts about rehearsing with his wife.
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