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Newspaper
Whitewright Sun
Location
Whitewright, Texas, United States of America
Date
Feb 08, 1934
Page
6
Rev S L Ball discusses 1 John 3 10 5 19 and Romans 3 10 12 noting that the Bible’s divine revelations reach both Old and New Testament peoples. He warns that many church members misunderstand righteousness and warns that crime statistics reveal a fallen world separate from true believers.
The Pathfinder reports agitation for national and uniform old age pension laws, noting 26 states and two territories have some funds, 18 with compulsory relief. It cites varying ages 65 to 70, lists states with laws including New York and California, and mentions Middles District of Columbia plans as a model for uniform laws.
A humorous exchange follows a minor road mishap as a motorist claims fault while the Irishman jokes that his hand was too small to see. The banter captures a playful edge in the street scene.
Ed Scanlan writes a lighthearted piece praising summer breezes and pets including airedales and Persian cats while noting a casual affinity for Democrats. The column blends humor with daily life observations.
A 1940s style Q and A provides etiquette tips for receptions. It advises a hostess greet with casual inquiry about guests, says do not hold hands high when shaking, and condemns tucking a napkin into the vest, recommending it be kept at the collar to avoid spills.
The article contrasts crime rates and a large criminal population with religious duty. It argues that true children of God avoid sin, while the devil's children persist in wrongdoing, urging Christians to repent and rely on Jesus as advocate. A humorous anecdote about a date ends with a note on choosing home over flirtation.
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