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Newspaper
Whitewright Sun
Location
Whitewright, Texas, United States of America
Date
Feb 16, 1922
Page
2
Entered at the Whitewright post office as second class mail matter notices announce that admissions and other benefits with fees will be charged at regular advertising rates. Obituaries resolutions memorials and similar items also incur standard rates. corrections offered if any erroneous reflections appear in The Sun.
The American Legion calls the congressional inquiry into alleged hangings in the A E F a farce and insulting to loyal Americans. The note also condemns muckraker complaints and urges board members to focus on important matters. An 8 year old Denison boy was killed by a 11 year old with a .22 rifle in an accidental shooting, part of a string of similar incidents weekly. The editor warns parents to keep firearms away from children and recounts a local printing error apology for campaign date misprint.
Hayes Healing Honey cures cough by healing throat irritation and comes with Grove Co Pent rate Salve for chest and throat relief. The salve targets chest and throat for colds and croup. The two remedies in one carton claim to stop a cough through throat healing and skin pores. Cost is 35 cents.
The Dallas News State Press editorial voice declares strong support for the editor, likening loyalty to hickory smoke and signaling unwavering backing from the paper.
The Honey Grove Signal recalls a Washington theatre collapse where many died or were injured. Two young sisters aged 4 and 6 survived under timbers, sleeping unafraid as rescuers worked through snow. The piece extols childlike faith and quotes He giveth His beloved sleep.
A Walt Mason line extols self control and upright conduct amid taunts and judgment from neighbors. The speaker dismisses gossip and pursues a righteous path with calm resolve.
A collage of quotes and wry remarks from various papers, including the Newspaper Enterprise Association and a note on Yap. The fragments touch on peace, indemnity, aviation records, jazz, and politics with a satirical tone.
A compilation of late 1940s quotes from several papers contrasts wartime acts with everyday humor. It notes Japan’s defense of Yap, mentions peace dollars, umpires, silk-clad ankles, Russia’s paper money, a pressman strike, and the washerwoman versus steam laundry, highlighting global chatter and domestic wit.
Biblical services at Central Christian Church begin with Bible school at 10 oclock, communion and morning service at 11 with Mrs McMaster of Ft Worth as regional secretary of Womens Work delivering a pulpit message. She speaks to the young at 3 pm, meets the women Monday afternoon, and the 7 pm evening sermon titled They Shall Call His Name Emmanuel. Parents urged to bring children to worship.
A speaker reflects on pursuing personal integrity despite public scrutiny. He recalls past concern over hostile gossip and applause from named figures, then vows to act rightly regardless of others’ judgment. As time passes, he embraces self-worth and independence from town opinion.
A. E. Major, pastor, signs off with a blunt phrase tying leadership to influence. The message frames guidance as a test of followership, implying a religious or spiritual commission and urging strong conduct in duties.
Wade Collins, raised in Tigertown and now living in Boswell Oklahoma, sold 100 acres of wild land near Ardmore for five dollars per acre. Days after closing, he received a phone call offering fifty thousand dollars to lease the holdings. He was later found near the land.
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