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Newspaper
Whitewright Sun
Location
Whitewright, Texas, United States of America
Date
Feb 20, 1914
Page
7
Two customers praise Harmony Hair Beautifier for glossy hair and easy styling as Harmony Shampoo cleanses hair and scalp quickly. Both products priced at 1.00 and 0.50 respectively, guaranteed satisfaction or money back, sold at Rexall stores and locally by Dyer & Jones.
Sunday school attendance reached 123 despite a cold spell as the Epworth League planned missions. Judge J P Leslie announces candidacy for Grayson County judge, detailing his vision for honest, economical, and efficient governance with emphasis on fair taxes, open reporting, road and school improvements, and faithful execution of law.
Sid Graves from Denison visited J. W. Wilson and family as a Sunday guest, sharing time and conversation with the household.
Deputy Jim Denton and helpers traveled from Denison to secure ten to fifteen new Woodmen of the World applications. Certificates of insurance are due by the bi monthly meeting Wednesday night when Denison Camp will exemplify the protection degree for the new class. R Lewis the lodge clerk has invited neighboring camps to attend and the session is expected to be unusually interesting. The Denison floor work will attract members to see the degree team in action.
H. A. Williams received a Monday afternoon message from Mrs. Williams visiting relatives at Jacksonville noting their little son Cleo is seriously ill. Mr. Williams left on the Limited Tuesday morning for Jacksonville. Pete, a favorite at the local picture show run by his father, is hoped to recover quickly. Miss Emma Gordon visited in Trenton Sunday.
A Vermont man with pneumonia testimonial endorses Dr. King's New Discovery as essential for coughs and lung trouble. The ad claims relief after the first dose, notes usefulness for children's coughs, offers money back, and lists prices 50c and 1.00 from H. E. Bucklen & Co. Philadelphia or St. Louis.
Homer Montgomery and son Bailey visited in Bells Sunday. The old saying about ill winds being good for someone seems proven anew. An A. T. & P. freight train derailed on the transcontinental line scattering a carload of fresh meat along the right of way. Farmers then claimed the meat and replenished their larders at no cost.
An old reliable surgical dressing promises quick relief from pain and healing. The notice promotes Dr Porter’s Antiseptic Healing Oil as a remedy to prevent blood poisoning with prices 25c 50c and 1.00.
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