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Newspaper
Whitewright Sun
Location
Whitewright, Texas, United States of America
Date
Dec 28, 1933
Page
2
A detailed year long election schedule compiled by Congressman Wright Patman lists key dates for poll tax payments, filing deadlines, absentee ballots, and the structure of balloting. It includes party nomination deadlines, filing fees, and campaign expense limits for federal and state offices.
A traffic expert ranks seven deadly sins of driving with inattention and excessive speed at the top. He argues mind wandering and lawbreaking signs play major roles, noting intoxication and hogging the road as key dangerous faults.
A historical notice outlines driving safety: avoid operating while sick or sleepy, maintain brakes and headlights, inspect steering gear, and replace worn tires to keep a car in safe condition. It emphasizes that safety requires timely maintenance and alert drivers.
A restaurant manager questions a new cook about his service in France. The cook replies he was an officer’s cook for two years and wounded twice, prompting the manager to remark on his luck and survival.
Sun office offers adding machine paper for sale to customers. Includes standard-weight rolls and reams suitable for financial calculations and bookkeeping tasks.
A 25 county survey in Texas aims to measure demand and costs for improved farm home facilities as part of a public works program. Led by Mrs. Bernice Claytor, the project involves several federal agencies with Extension Service input and targets financing plans and tenant ownership terms.
A market debut shows a gasoline pump recording both pumped volume and the bill. France’s Prof Leonce Bert hints at a deadly new gas that penetrates skin despite masks. Other notes mention work on mosquito larvae, white rats for leprosy study, and a black rose bred from a German original.
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