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Newspaper
Whitewright Sun
Location
Whitewright, Texas, United States of America
Date
Feb 11, 1926
Page
9
A London Mail quip contrasts a wife asking if she would be remembered after death with a husband's joke about indigestion being incurable, framed as a playful exchange on cruelty and memory.
A brief column notes a woman’s focus on modest attire and sensible dress while a rival accuses her of seeking attention, reflecting social commentary from the Columbia Jester.
A sharp exchange from Le Petit Bleu notes a man enjoying a fine companion yet lamenting the burden of having her on his hands. The quip captures a playful tension between affection and obligation.
A quip from California Pelican features Liza praising her man who works as a tester in a mattress factory. Jane asks what he does and Liza explains he tests mattresses for a living.
A short note from the Boston scene features a publisher correcting an author over owl vocalizations in dialogue. The exchange highlights dialect and usage concerns in a literary context.
A humorous exchange shows a floorwalker advising a clerk to insist on a larger shoe size than the customer requests. He narrates guiding a lady to eight after she says seven, illustrating comic misdirection in a retail fitting.
A near sighted man and his wife visit a portrait gallery. He decries the ugliest portrait he has seen while squinting for a better view. His wife gently corrects him, revealing the image is not a painting but a mirror.
A brief humorous exchange in a school setting features Henry claiming his grammar is dead while a teacher questions his writing. A separate quip about a tunnel cost and a loving remark ends with the line that the tunnel was worth every dime.
George Clelland sustains a severe back catch while lifting a tub of water. He lifted the tub up in mid air and immediately felt sharp pain, prompting medical attention as he sought relief for the injury.
An advertisement touts Borozone as a wound cleansing and healing preparation available in liquid and powder forms. It claims rapid flesh healing and germ removal with prices from 30 to 60 cents and larger bottles up to $1.20, sold by Bow-Wright Drug Co.
A California newspaper notes a personal item describing a man who injured his back and cannot straighten up, unable to lower or raise a tab. The report frames the incident as a local or personal health note without further context.
A farmhand Abner complains about his employer's wife being too exacting. She questions his breakfast count claiming the last pancake was the twenty sixth. He quits the meal and goes to work hungry, in a petty dispute overheard by a neighbor.
The bride, supported by her father in a wheeled chair, wore white and carried rosebuds while smiling at guests. The groom walked with two mahogany crutches, his head bald and teeth chattering, as they wed only when they could truly afford it.
A reflective pledge expresses daily aims to greet mornings with a smile and greet opportunities with reverence. It emphasizes approaching work with a clean mind and carrying a guiding purpose through small acts, meeting others with laughter and love.
The quote by Thomas Dreier speaks to balancing courtesy and persistence, urging a mindset of approaching night with tired but joyful purpose. It emphasizes disciplined effort and the value of meaningful work shaping wise use of days.
A historical reflection describes how tuberculosis shifted from a fatal hereditary doom to a treatable disease within a generation. It notes that TB is contagious but not hereditary, and explains that fresh air food and rest can cure or arrest most cases if started early and followed, highlighting improved outcomes.
The Chaser notes that tuberculosis treatment with good food fresh air and rest has yielded the most promise. It states the death rate from tuberculosis has been halved and reduced by sixty percent over the past ten years.
J. R. Oliver of Whitewright will address the Texas Swine Breeders Association mid winter meeting in Waco with a talk on How I Manage to Sell Hogs the Year Round. Oliver is highlighted as a prominent Grayson County hog raiser whose success contrasts with a county-wide scarcity of hogs. The Grayson County Livestock Association aims to boost local hog numbers, believing benefits will reach farms across the area.
The Sherman Democrat urges more farmers like Mr Oliver and his fellow stockmen, praising their efforts and advocating wider county support for agricultural livelihoods.
Tuscan Arizona February 10 The Pima County Board of School Trustees were supplied with a school teacher by request who could smoke dance sing play the piano look attractive and entertain nicely Superintendent Mrs Enna E Daniels said she filled the position with a young woman who lost her job in a nearby school because she smoked and danced Another request was made for a widowed school teacher.
In Pima County a rural community with several children watches their local school risk closure due to a steep drop in student attendance. Officials warn the loss could affect families and nearby services.
Doctors recommend Calotabs to break up a cold overnight or shorten grippe attacks. One or two Calotabs at bed time with water cause no salts, nausea, or eating interference. Next morning the cold vanishes and appetite returns. family package with directions costs 35 cents at any drug store.
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