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Newspaper

Whitewright Sun

Location

Whitewright, Texas, United States of America

Date

Feb 16, 1922

Page

6

Parrish Delivers First Campaign Speech in Sherman

Hon. Lucian W. Parrish of Henrietta opened his bid for the Democratic nomination to the U S Senate before a crowded Sherman audience. He outlined fourteen platform planks including cooperation with Europe, anti profiteering, federal aid for farmers, rail rate relief, state rights, highway and health policy, immigration controls, veteran benefits, a tariff for revenue, and cautious Mexico policy. Local supporters Ed Crane and Judge H O Norwood praised his character and fitness.

Ed Crane Dallas H. O. Norwood Greenville Mr. Parrish Texas United States Senate T. S. Clyce Parrish Lucian W. Parrish Sherman Europe State Railroad Commission Rio Grande Valley Mexico

Baylor University in Big Fire Loss at Waco

Fire destroyed Carroll Chapel at Baylor University in Waco late today, with damage pegged at 125000. Insurance coverage was about 100000. Flames started in the dome, but firemen saved the walls. Baylor students rescued about half the library, including Browning materials, before President Brooks halted entry.

Waco Browning Law S. P. Brooks Baylor University F. L. Carroll

Bromo Quinine Advertises Laxative Cure

An old advertisement promotes Bromo Quinine as a cure for colds grip and influenza. It highlights a single product name on the box with the trademark E W. GROVE'S and suggests the remedy costs 30 cents.

E W. Grove

Arrests Made in Fort Worth Lynching Case

Fort Worth, Feb 13. After sixty days of investigation, officers have under arrest three men in the lynching of Fred Rouse, a negro strikebreaker. Two arrested are Niles City policemen C H Teller and W H Arturton, charged with murder. The third is Tom Howell, a Rick Island railroad switchman, facing a murder complaint. A pistol found near the body was used in the killing. An assault to murder charge also targets W B Morgan for stabbing Rouse days earlier.

Fort Worth Fred Rouse Niles City C. H. Teller W. H. Arthurton Tom Howell Rick Island Railroad W. B. Morgan Rouse Morgan

Labor unions to select Grayson County candidates

Sherman February 12 The meeting will gather February 18 in Sherman with trades locals railroad brotherhoods and Farm Labor Union bodies to perfect the Grayson County Non-Partisan Political Conference Delegates only will speak at the proceedings The effort follows a January 22 Waco meeting where railroad brotherhoods and Farm Labor Union representatives planned county and district organization to adopt political policies for upcoming elections

Sherman Grayson County Waco Railroad Brotherhoods Farm Labor Union

No Worms in a Healthy Child Tonic Claim

Advertisement claims Grove's Tasteless Chill Tonic cures worms in children by improving blood and digestion and boosting strength. It asserts regular use for two to three weeks will expel worms and restore health, priced at 6 per bottle.

Grove

Negro Color Theory in Atlantic Monthly Tale

A snippet recounts a belief from slave era lore about why the palms and soles of enslaved people were described as white. Eleanor C. Gibbs relays this superstition as part of plantation day folklore, noting it as a generational tale attributed to religious explanation.

Eleanor C. Gibbs Atlantic Monthly

Painter’s tale of race and skin color described as creation myth

The text recounts a creator who begins with white people and, tiring of them, paints many into red yellow brown and finally black. He orders some white people to kneel on all fours to be painted black while noting the insides of hands and soles remain unpainted. The piece frames race through a controversial, symbolic narrative.

Hall A, J. Cheney Toledo Chio

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Dyer & Jones J. L. Kirkpatrick Mattie Crosswhite Glade Spring Cardui Garda FT. Worth Organized Labor Jas. C. Wilson Wilbur Carter Kelly R. C. Hoyle R. B. Nall Commercial Bank Wolfe, Freeman & Wolfe Sherman, Texas Aid Littell James F Ballard Prap St. Louis Mark Labor Unions Chesterfield Liggett Gy Myers Tobacco Co Ode Crowell, the Drayman G. S. Murphy M. & P. National Bank Bldg Herbie Kellogg’s W. K. Kellogg Meg
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