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Newspaper
Whitewright Sun
Location
Whitewright, Texas, United States of America
Date
Feb 23, 1917
Page
8
Advert says do not wait for illness to take a laxative and promotes Liver-Lax as a gentle vegetable remedy. It claims to keep the body in best shape and clears poisons, with a satisfaction guarantee or money back. Available in 50c and $1 bottles at Dyer & Jones.
An American aviator describes initial aviation training using a roller a modified low wings aircraft and a penguin a nearly powerless craft. Students learn ground steering gradual ascent practice and crucial landing skills noting most accidents stem from poor contact during landings.
A fragment discusses the phrase the unattainable as a theme in pursuit and how it shapes a tale or table of aims. It hints at desire beyond reach and the human tendency to seek to please everyone in the process.
A satirical observation on eggs as a fluctuating national commodity. The piece laments cold storage and rising prices, recalling eras of abundance and the use of elder eggs for theatergoers. It notes the persistent impact on the poor and parodies national economic trends.
Help wanted for dry stove wood. T H Sears offers timely delivery of wood cut to proper length.
A health ad praises Po-Do-Lax as a liver regulator from May apple that stimulates bile flow and mildly laxatives to remove impurities. It targets dullness, headache and bad breath and claims relief for overworked livers. Sold by Atall Druggists for 50c.
Inquiries show many do not grasp the six inch brook trout rule and similar size limits for other species. If undersized fish are taken before spawning, the species could be exterminated quickly. Anglers should ensure fish reach spawning age before harvest to preserve food and game stocks.
In a fragmentary line a speaker hopes her husband will abstain while she is away and in a related memory she recalls returning last summer to find his collection of old bottles enough to fund her autumn outfit. The exchange suggests domestic tension and possible financial strain.
A cheeky remark cites hay fever as the cause of Mr Sniffles's hoarse speech. The line adds a humorous note to everyday discomfort and social chatter.
A report notes China cannot obtain a loan in the country it approached, implying strained relations and a negative financial posture. The comment acknowledges a possible bad break with China and hints at broader economic or diplomatic friction.
A reader from Angela Louisiana describes kidney pain at age 43 and claims Foley Kidney Pills made her feel like a twenty one year old. The advertisement promotes H5Oe and $1.00 sizes and states the product is sold everywhere.
Rural quip framed as a rural riddle with wordplay on origin and country living. Bocker notes not obtaining either item in the countryside setting.
A tense confrontation unfolds as a farmer questions road ownership while a motorist asserts there are other motorists. The exchange hints at local friction over public access and traffic rights.
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