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Newspaper
Whitewright Sun
Location
Whitewright, Texas, United States of America
Date
Feb 04, 1926
Page
7
A London Opinion quip records a talk between Mr Saylor and his wife about neighbors. She jokes he hides things, while he admits she “digs up the past” when he arrives home slightly intoxicated, sparking a witty miswording.
A child asks if a scratched male or female lion is present while the parent identifies the animal by its injuries. The dialogue centers on distinguishing a lion by its scars and mane.
A fragment reflects a church moment where the General and a sermon drew mixed reactions. Community members discuss decorum and leadership in a brief note highlighting tensions within the congregation.
A clipped passage from the London Mail records witty banter about wedding rites in a somber tone. A widow complains that the phrase dearly beloved sounds like a proposal, eliciting a sharp pause and shared amusement.
A speaker requests a touring car and a second one in about two weeks as his wife decides to learn to drive, reflecting domestic plans discussed in the American Legion Weekly.
The theological lecturer notes that some admire Moses and the old law, others admire Paul and the spread of the new gospel. He asks which Bible character stands out beyond these figures.
A tense moment erupts in a Louisville Courier-Journal session as a voice from the back bench shouts Ananias while a speaker pauses, reflecting heightened tensions in the gathering.
The excerpt extols automobiles as essential for proximity to office, saving family time, and returning children home early. It notes the paradox of the speaker claiming to love automobiles yet never owning one, framed as a reflection from Life magazine.
A Baltimore Sun line reports a man asking whose funeral passed Einstein’s door. Einstein replies that it is Chon Smith, prompting confusion when the man exclaims John Smith is dead. Einstein quips about practicing with him, reflecting a humorous mishearing.
A Texas Ranger tale recounts a queen and king with a costly diamond and a wedding watch. The king arrives late and the queen seizes a club from a tray while he resists defeat and plays four tens. The ending claims happiness with no spades needed.
Agecroft Hall, an Elizabethan era mansion on the Irwell in Manchester, will be bought, dismantled, and shipped in sections to Richmond Virginia. It once belonged to the Langley family, Royal Plantagenets, and contains oak paneling and stained glass bearing John of Gaunt arms.
Fort Worth Star Telegram notes Edgar Forrest of Texarkana visiting relatives in the community and reflects on recognizable evils as simple tests for personal and communal conduct.
A noted English preacher delivered a sermon on seven social sins. He enumerated politics without principle wealth without work pleasure without conscience knowledge without character industry without morality and science without humanity, arguing each stands alone without extra justification.
Night coughing and sleepless nights are soothed by Dr King’s New Discovery for Coughs. The double action treats irritation and loosens phlegm to end coughing. Grove’s Tasteless Chill Tonic purifies blood with iron and quinine to restore energy and appetite.
The Gordon Brothers announce they pay top prices for produce and invite sellers to check their rates before selling. The notice emphasizes high offers and urges customers to compare prices with other grocers.
An advertisement promotes LAXATIVE BROMO QUININE tablets claiming to remove colds grip and influenza. The box bears only one Bromo Quinine and E. W. Grove’s signature. Price listed as 30c.
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