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Newspaper
Whitewright Sun
Location
Whitewright, Texas, United States of America
Date
Feb 09, 1928
Page
3
A St. Louis Globe-Democrat report notes a musician killed himself before a scheduled jazz performance. The dramatic scene unfolds amid a crowded venue as officials secure the stage and begin standard inquiries into the tragedy.
A brief magazine ad notes the author, a woman, has crossed alone on two White Star Line ships. It marks the fifth installment in a series of short pieces reflecting her travel experiences and maritime journeys.
A playful exchange notes a cat making a loud racket after a canary meal, joking about the feline confident in singing. The quip hints at a humorous performance mood and a light hearted tone.
A child asks about Aaron and the teacher responds with a light pun noting his name appears first in the telephone book. The exchange reflects a moment of humor in a Sunday school setting.
Georgia paper reports County Policeman Grizzle urging public notice that any driver under sixteen or any driver intoxicated will be prosecuted. The plea underscores enforcement against underage and drunk driving.
May Martin bought over 100 dollars worth of neighbors hides in 24 hours. Bud Neal killed 12 skunks in a single day, reported by Lamar Colorado paper.
The listing identifies the R. B. Nall Commercial Bank Building located in Sherman Texas. No further details available in the readable text.
Whitewright Texas business card lists Furniture Licensed Embalmers and Funeral Directors with telephone numbers 99 for business and 230 for residence.
A humorous remark features Mrs Malaprop misquoting France and a friend asks what she enjoyed most. She quips that the French pheasants sang the mayonnaise, playing on malapropism for comic effect.
A report from Boston Globe notes a new sultan in Morocco ordering the removal of a former ruler's confidant from the royal palace amid succession tensions and palace reshuffles.
A Des Moines Capital item notes how Grandma’s era of dress contrasts with her flapper daughter in a witty take on changing styles from Mother Hubbard to modern wardrobes.
After returning from Sacramento, Wyman Morse found one rear wheel missing and a crumpled fender in his garage, leading him to conclude he was in an accident en route.
A humorous exchange has a patient describing a wall of symptoms with lead head stiff neck furnace chest and iron bands while the doctor replies you shouldn't have gone to a hardware dealer. The quip showcases comic doctor patient banter.
In a brief exchange the aviator asserts happiness at being an ace in the air while the other party, apparently Donald Trump, remarks on feeling happy as a king when airborne.
Services 7 45 p m at 47 N W Third St Miami pa feature lectures and massages presented by the Church of Spiritual Alliance.
After the wedding the young couple departed Harper's Ferry for a weeps visit with the bride's parents in Grafton West Virginia, as reported by the local paper.
A teacher asks what is one half of one tenth and a young pupil replies that he is unsure but believes the result is not very large. The exchange captures a light moment in a classroom setting.
A quirky note recalls Aunt Jane and Angler's Daughter trading quips about landing a man and the ones that got away. Aerial mail planes skim over the cackle corner poultry as folklore tones mingle with a homey town scene.
The Garretsville Ohio area alarmed 2,500 residents who crowded together causing injuries and reduced egg production. Postmaster General New urged National Air Transport to fly higher over the town to prevent future disturbances.
A rural cartoon caption shows a summer boarder asking why trees bend as the farmer replies that one would bend if full of green apples, delivering a folksy humor about abundance and nature.
In a humorous exchange a fortune teller predicts traits for a client’s future husband while Ruth the chinaware saleslady jokes about upgrading her current partner. The dialogue playfully contrasts fate and everyday matchmaking in a lighthearted scene.
A serious man urges that money is not the only thing to strive for, while the other notes many people value money and avoids setting new fashions, underscoring differing life priorities in a terse dialogue.
Italy taxes 100 horsepower cars at 640 a year with lower power vehicles taxed less. Tax rises with horsepower, new cars enjoy six months tax exemption, and vehicles on public or state services are tax free. The era also sees politics intersecting with Prohibition in a major struggle this year.
Public probate notice from Grayson County Texas requests publication for ten days. Mary MeIver filed in county court in Sherman to probate the last will and seek letters testamentary. Return day is the first Monday in May 1928 with a court hearing in Sherman.
The Texas Forestry Association announces an essay competition for Texas students and industry associates on The Value of Forestry to Texas and How to Advance It. Cash prizes totaling 200 dollars will be awarded to four winners from UT and other colleges, state teachers colleges, Texas high schools, and industry professionals. Entries must arrive by March 31 1928 and will be announced in May. Essays and applications are available from E O Siecke College Station.
Baptists and Methodists have vied for the lead in global church membership. The Baptists claimed a win with about 11,000,000 members, but the latest figures show Methodists leading with 11,789,185 members worldwide.
A Mayfield Company store reports rats disappeared after a possum moved in six months ago. Manager Fox Russell confirms the marsupial resident remains unseen since day one, but the rats have vanished, suggesting the animal’s presence kept them away.
Among England's peers are varied hobbies as Lord Knuts ford designs his own shirts Lord An caster knits socks Lord Gainford and Lord Listowel excel with the needle and Lord En nismore at 21 is a skilled embroiderer.
Dr John A O Connell of Dorchester reports Meesick a rajah's sacred cat has not slept or rested for four months since entering the doctor's care. The cat remains lively and vigilant under veterinary observation.
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