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Whitewright Sun

Location

Whitewright, Texas, United States of America

Date

Feb 07, 1935

Page

3

Early Texas settlers honored as centennial notes recount Rowlett and others

Editor highlights the first treaty with the Caddo by Daniel Rowlett and a pioneer party in Grayson County near Sherman. It recalls Dugan and Washburn families entering the wilderness, establishing Tulip Bend and Bois d Arc settlements as Texas moved toward independence.

Lone Star Grayson County Red River County Sherman Daniel Rowlett Rowlett Richard Locke John G. Locke Daniel Black John Seymore Fannin County Tulip Bend Red River Tulip Lexington Daniel Dugan Texas Bois d’Arc Creek Dugan Bonham and Honey Grove Bois d’Arc Orangeville Josiah Washburn FERA Mexico

FHA Aims Long Mortgages To Stabilize Market

The Federal Housing Administration plans to shift mortgage funding to long term credit to reduce foreclosures and market freezes. It can insure loans up to 20 years with 80 percent appraisal value, set up 61 underwriting offices, and has approved about 1,200 lenders serving 2,500 localities. Over 35 million dollars in loans have been underwritten, with a spring drive expected to boost building trades and employment.

Washington Federal Housing Administration Housing Administration

Britain and France Back German Armament Move

Britain and France agreed to scrap key Versailles limits allowing German rearmament with Hitler and to sign a far reaching air defense pact. The release calls for broader cooperation, invites Italy Germany and Belgium as partners, and seeks new security pacts across Eastern Central Europe while preserving the Rhine demilitarization.

London France England Adolf Hitler Europe Italy Britain Austria League of Nations Council Germany Belgium Rome United States League of Nations

Tuberculosis in Children Warning From State Health Official

Dr. John W. Brown states babies and young children are highly vulnerable to tuberculosis when sharing rooms dishes or beds with infected individuals. He notes several forms of the disease and emphasizes rapid development in children, urging early recognition and prompt medical care to save lives.

John W. Brown

Eagle to Oppose Sheppard in Texas Senate Race

Washington D C reports Representative Joe Eagle a Houston lawyer who entered the house in 1912 announced his bid for the Democratic nomination for Texas senator in 1936 He said Sheppard fails to represent Texas and that his four senate terms were built on national prohibition He attacked Sheppards positions on prohibition economy bill 1933 soldier bonus oil bill World Court and cotton aid.

Washington, D. C Joe Eagle Morris Sheppard Texas Houston House Sheppard Senate Eagle

Black Widows: Cannibal Mates and Northward Spread

The Agriculture Department notes black widow spiders Latrodectus mactans eat mates after marriage and are highly venomous. Dr. F C Bishop attributes drought expanding their range from the South to the Northwest, Massachusetts, Washington DC, and beyond with bite treatment guidance issued.

Washington Agriculture Department Department North America F. C. Bishop Bureau of Entomology Massachusetts Washington, D. C Bishop

Public Library Pioneers Early in North Carolina

A historical note recalls Bath as home to North Carolina’s first public library established in 1700. The item mentions using dampened absorbent cotton to pick up small glass fragments, as cotton attracts shards for cleanup.

North Carolina Bath

Belgrade Carpenter Devours Eighty Cevapcici

Dragoju Illic a Belgrade carpenter set a record by eating eighty cevapcici, spiced lamb pork and veal sausages, washed down with four bottles of wine. A large crowd watched as he started quickly, slowed after sixty, and finished the final twenty with effort.

Belgrade Dragoju Illic Illic

Typographical Gems Not Even a Nick Razor Makers

Government bulletin notes razor makers not allowed to cut workers. Sioux Falls paper reports Mrs. suffering from complications at home. Portland paper notes a trainer who has tended a horse near the county gate for more than forty five years.

Nick Sioux Falls S. D Portland (Ore

Sounds Like the Old Days Bank Seized in Wild West Fashion

A New York paper notes a bank repossession at 1 30 in a Wild West style. A Vale Oregon paper reports J C bitten severely on the hand by a cold Saturday while he was breaking.

New York Paper J. C Vale (Ore

Not suitable work for a refined middle aged housekeeper

A Richmond paper advertisement seeks a refined middle aged lady to act as a working house keeper. The notice describes the applicant as prodigal, strong and healthy. The Dallas paper question targets west side Akard merchants sweeping refuse and rubbing bish into butter at all times.

Akard Pacific Jackson Dallas Paper Richmond

White bread praised by California diet researchers

Good Diet News cites University of California studies showing lobster salad and fish are digestible with milk, and that white bread is a nourishing, tasty staff of life rich in Vitamin B. It notes ash content affects acidity and that bold claims about mixed alcoholic drinks are left to individuals. The piece adds trivia about graphite pencils and Detroit River commerce.

University of California California California Experiment Station Detroit River

Curious Facts From The Times On Food And Medicine

A Waxahachie doctor notes the ankle lies between foot and knee in the leg. The piece recalls that tomatoes were once called Love Apples and that yeast contains many living plants. It mentions whisky aging in wood and the wood supplier's role in maturation.

The Sun Sells Typewriter Paper and Supplies

The Sun advertises typewriter paper car bon adding machine paper and typewriter ribbons for sale.

The Sun

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