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Newspaper
Whitewright Sun
Location
Whitewright, Texas, United States of America
Date
Feb 22, 1934
Page
6
Texas will retire about 7 million acres of cotton, wheat and corn this year, about one fifth of cultivated land. Extension experts at Texas A and M urge careful use to aid farm welfare, focusing on feeding stock and home food needs rather than shifting crops to retired land.
A quoted American newspaper piece warns of loosening morals in society. It cites “free love” at universities and across professional classes and urges Christians to unite against moral decay threatening youth.
The text argues contracts should not raise livestock production but deter surplus creation. It favors renting acres for home-based contracting farms to strengthen a permanent Texas farm system. It envisions converting rented lands to permanent pastures and balancing feed for cotton and other crops, plus terrace and cover cropping to stay competitive internationally.
Americans own 72 percent of the world’s 33 million motor vehicles. Sugar manufacturers account for about two thirds of Puerto Rico’s manufactured products.
Rev. S L Bull uses Jesus parable to warn against evil influences, devils, and sectarian conflict. He argues churches should unite against moral decay, condemn tares among Christians, and resist liberal shifts in marriage norms promoted at Columbia University.
Local shop Sun Office announces availability of typewriter carbon paper and typewriter ribbons for sale. Supplies include standard and premium ribbons and assorted carbon sheets for office use.
John J. Davis suffered chronic constipation for six years. He used Adlerika and soon felt relief, saying he is a new person. Adlerika is quick acting and safe and is available at leading druggists.
The body with limited oxygen slows stomach contractions and digestion, prolonging gastric emptying. West Virginia University's Department of Physiology notes these anoxemia effects, relevant to disease understanding and to aviators and climbers at high altitude.
A quip from a Florida Times union and Boston Transcript jokes on bigamy and plural spouses. The verse puns label a man with two wives as a bigamist and extend to three or four as pigamist or bogamist, lampooning greed in marriage arrangements.
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