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Newspaper
Whitewright Sun
Location
Whitewright, Texas, United States of America
Date
Feb 23, 1922
Page
7
A greedy Grey Squirrel sneaks from bed to spy on goblins at a midnight feast. A magical punishment leaves him unable to move until the hair from his tail is plucked, after which he escapes home as dawn approaches. He learns a lesson and never roams at night.
A man describes a heated dispute involving his girlfriend, a friend and his wife, a bar, and a Turkish bath plan. He notes money spent, drink, and tension, with threats of violence and a decision to seek relief at a Turkish bath to feel better despite the conflict.
An impassioned vignette on loneliness among the old, new comers and shut ins. It recalls a penniless actor on a New York fire escape who talks to the stars, urging readers to feel for the unseen suffering and respond with sympathy and love.
Maj. Gen. Cuthbert Wallace told a London conference of the national council of women that a nurse risked her life at a French hospital during nightly German bombing. Returned to sing to a bedridden patient off duty, she was killed when a bomb struck the ward. the patient survived. The nurse’s name was not disclosed.
John Hollingsworth offers ready blacksmith work and horseshoeing services. Prompt turnaround and reliable craft for horseshoeing and metalwork needs.
Lois Ois traces masculine Louis origins through Teutonic roots and Provencal shifts. It covers French royal usage, forms like Aloys Loys and Heloise links, Iberian Lois, and beliefs about luck, onyx talismans, and Monday as a lucky day and number.
The piece expresses a desire for self respect and conscience free living, vowing not to hide from one’s true self or seek sham for fame. It contrasts personal integrity with public image and ends with a note about quack cures and brand endorsements. The Sun clubs with Dallas News and Holland's Magazine are also mentioned.
When time slips by during housework and dinner nears, customers learn they can rely on swift delivery. The market is noted for quick service and the high quality meats it sells, delivering to customers' doors within minutes after ordering.
Mrs W M Peden of Navasota Texas describes gradual health decline with nervous fatigue and weakness. She credits Cardui Home Treatment for quick improvement, regain of appetite and strength, enabling her to resume housework. She later used Cardui as a tonic and endorses it for women. All druggists sell it.
A Chicago Tribune snippet recalls a morning misdial turning into a tense exchange. A husband answers a call intended for his wife, labeled as from her friend Wakey, who threats revenge after misidentification. The piece preserves a sharp, domestic intrigue tone.
Lithuania ends German hold on the Niemen river and plans to act as a world trader after independence is recognized. The country exports about 800,000,000 cubic feet of timber annually via Memel and Niemen river routes and anticipates buying metal machinery and foodstuffs in America. The Sun advertises buyer wants.
In Tulsa on February 17 a 13-year-old girl, Fay Emery of Miami, was among seven granted a preaching license by the Northwestern Oklahoma Conference of the Methodist Episcopal Church. She began preaching last summer in mining districts near her home and aims to be a foreign missionary.
An ad notes 75 sheets of good typewriter paper for just 25 cents at the Sun office. It also mentions 666 cures bilious fever, suggesting a broad array of remedies or products advertised.
Advertises Grove's Tasteless Chill Tonic as a remedy for intestinal worms and poor health in children. Claims regular two to three week use will enrich blood improve digestion and strengthen the whole system. Pleasant to take and 60e per bottle.
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