Whitewright Sun notice of advertising rates and corrections
The Whitewright Sun states notices of entertainments box suppers and other benefits with admission fees will be charged at regular advertising rates Memorials and resolutions of respect also charged Any erroneous reflection will be corrected upon notification to the publisher The paper is published weekly on Thursday and is entered at Whitewright Texas as second class mail matter subscribed at 1 50 per year in advance
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Whitewright, Texas
Whitewright Sun
How to Bring the Abundant Life by Marshall News
Henry Ford advocates abundance over scarcity and urges production to create jobs and reduce hunger. The piece argues against cotton crop restrictions and trade taxes, citing declines in export markets and misaligned cotton prices. It contends abundance comes from robustly producing goods domestically.
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Henry Ford
Mr. Ford
Ford
Japan
England
Pacific
Liverpool
Marshall News
McKinney Examiner: Democrats stay loyal to the ticket
A McKinney Examiner letter insists the writer and fellow Democrats have voted straight for over 40 years. They reject GOP praise of Republican appointees and pledge to keep voting the Democratic line next July, despite warnings. The creator notes party loyalty remains while criticizing cross endorsements.
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O. K
Examiner
Sheriff Walker
Allen
McKinney Examiner
Texas Facts Show Vastness Of Lone Star State
Texas spans 254 counties and leads the nation in producing cotton petroleum cattle sheep horses goats mules carbon black sulphur mohair. King Ranch near Kingsville is 1.4 million acres larger than Delaware with an 18 mile front door. Austin capitol arose from 3 million acres exchanged land for the XIT ranch. Amarillo hosts the largest helium plant while Grand Saline holds the largest salt dome and Marble Falls the largest blocks of marble.
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Texas
Kingsville
Delaware
Austin
Amarillo
Grand Saline
Marble Falls
Carrizo Springs
Brazoria
Matagorda
Texas facts page outlines size and potential split powers
The text notes Texas vastness with fields and facilities in Pampa Beaumont Port Arthur Austin San Antonio Arlington Lufkin Matagorda Bay to Rio Grande. It cites area 262,898 square miles one twelfth of US, larger than Germany by 53,000. It claims Russia is larger in Europe and Texas can divide into up to five states without Congress. It lists oil royalty earnings and total oil value since 1866 to 1936.
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Beaumont
Port Arthur
Austin
San Antonio
Arlington
Lufkin
Matagorda Bay
Rio Grande
Texas
United States
Germany
Russia
Congress
Nacogdoches
Flu cures man of fourteen years paralysis in Britain
John Heuchan a 51 year old English steel worker from Motherwell who was paralyzed for fourteen years and in a wheelchair suddenly began to walk again after a severe influenza attack. Heuchan credited the influenza germ with killing the paralysis germ and expressed gratitude for the recovery.
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London
John Heuchan
Heuchan
Dalzell Steelworks
Motherwell
Lancashire
All Pensions Will Be Equal Says McCraw
Texas Attorney General Bill McCraw declares every eligible person will receive the maximum $30 monthly old-age pension from state and federal funds. He says confusion over graded payments and local officials’ interpretations is resolved, with the Federal government to match the state amount within a year.
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Austin
Texas
Bill McCraw
Federal Security Board
McCraw
Working model of fair ride tower brought to Dallas
Tom Wade a California inventor displayed a 250 foot steel tower ride costing about 50000 dollars in Dallas for the Centennial Exposition. The device features rocket style airplanes mounted on a girdle with spiral ascents and descents and empty planes that can loop. Elevators inside raise visitors to an observation gallery atop the tower. Wade has an option on the Centennial midway and says the plant can be erected in under two months.
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Dallas
Fair Park
Tom Wade
California
Wade
Johnsons dollar worth two hundred in Virginia splash
Frederickburg Va The silver dollar tossed across the Rappahannock by Walter Johnson was valued at 200 and awaiting higher offers. Pietro Yon a 30 year old Italian stone mason who recovered the coin returned to Battlefield Park work while considering the proceeds. General Electric announced a new radio use to cure lame muscles and joints.
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Fredericksburg
Walter Johnson
Rappahannock
George Washington
Pietro Yon
Battlefield Park
General Electric Company
Major Parties Backing Brows for Campaign Slogan
Washington report surveys the hunt for a perfect campaign slogan as Democrats and Republicans test phrases like Keep Roosevelt in and the Gang Out and Save the Constitution. The piece recalls famous lines from Harrison to Roosevelt and Coolidge, noting principles of crispness and single ideas.
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Washington
James A. Farley
Roosevelt
Tyler
William Henry Harrison
Tippecanoe River
Indiana
Jackson
Old Hickory
Abraham Lincoln
Horace Greely
General Grant
McKinley
William McKinley
Theodore Roosevelt
Woodrow Wilson
Coolidge
al Smith
Herbert Hoover
Warren G. Harding
Hoover
Franklin D. Roosevelt
Indian Father Trials Cold Air Baths For Papoose
Washington report describes Ivan Drift a half Sioux father who trots a naked five month old named Varmint along snow covered streets claiming cold air toughens babies. Police considered cruelty but could not intervene after questioning him.
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Washington
Varmint
Papoose
Ivan Drift
Drift
Wives Bought For Shilling In New Guinea
Sidney New South Wales reports on the Upper Mamu natives of New Guinea where wives are bought for about one shilling in shells, a form of currency. Men shoot bows at their foreheads to relieve headaches, and fights occur at long range with loud noise. The report notes hard glass varieties and armor plate glass used as bridge support.
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Sidney
New South Wales
Mamu
New Guinea
S. N. Gander
Big 3 Sells 91 Percent of Autos in 1935
Detroit report shows Ford GMC and Chrysler captured 91.3 percent of all car sales in 1935 with 2,510,429 units among them. Chrysler up 197,048, GM up 299,922, Ford up 296,300 to 828,889. independents shrink since 1930 as market share concentrates.
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Detroit
Ford
General Motors
Chrysler
Chevrolet
TACKLE LIFTS ODDS ENDS FROM STOMACH
Philadelphia report on a new stomach probe by Dr. Gabriel Tucker of the University of Pennsylvania medical school. A rubber tube with a tiny plier at the end inflates the stomach for X ray visualization and enables the tool to snag a swallowed object and withdraw it safely.
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Philadelphia
Gabriel Tucker
University of Pennsylvania Medical School
Tucker
Electric Heart Starter Promises Hope For Dead Restarts
New York scientists introduced an electric needle sized like a hand flashlight named the electric heart starter. Dr. Albert S. Hyman described it during a Carolina Greenwood lecture, claiming 150 to 200 heart attack patients have been revived after their hearts stopped. It targets angina pectoris coronary thrombosis electrocution and shock.
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New York
Science
Albert S. Hyman
Witkin Foundation For the
Medical Department of the
United States Naval Service
Carolina
Editor Attacks Persuasion and Power in Print
A Brownfield Herald quote contrasts a lawyer labeling a man a liar with editors who face public wrath for suggesting moral failings. The piece notes editors wield influence because people believe what editors say. It also mentions five hundred doctors enrolled in a London dancing club.
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Brownfield Herald
London
Presbyterian Church Sunday Services Schedule
The Presbyterian Church offers 10 a.m. Sunday school, 11 a.m. worship with the theme Saved to Serve, and 4:30 p.m. vesper service titled The Church's Never Finished Task.
Four Sermons On The Kind Of Men The Church Needs
Co W Dennis to preach the final sermon in a series on The Kind Of Men The Church Needs Today at 11 a m next Sunday with A Man Of Love as the theme. Evening service at 7 30 p m, change from 7. young people 6 30 p m. Sunday school at 10 a m. March arrives next Sunday as spring begins. urging full attendance to start the season.
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Co. W. Dennis
World Day of Prayer observed at Methodist Church
The World Day of Prayer service on Friday at 2 30 p m at the Methodist Church will center on the theme On earth peace goodwill toward men. The program was prepared by Senorita Laura Jorquera of Santiago Chile and features the Christ of the Andes statue on the Argentina Chile border with its peace pact inscription.
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Methodist Church
Committee On Women
Foreign Mission Conference
Council of Women For Home Missions
Senorita
Laura Jorquera
Santiago
Chile
Andes
Argentine
Christ
the Redeemer
Enterprise Baptist Church Sunday Schedule With Guests
The Enterprise Baptist Church announces a Sunday program starting with Sunday school at 10 a m and preaching at 11 a m by guest speaker Lem Tittsworth. An evening sermon at 7 p m features Rev O F Robinson the pastor. A special song service will be provided by the Bonham quartet and everyone is invited.
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Enterprise Baptist Church
Lem Tittsworth
Rev
O. F. Robinson
Bonham Quartet
Joke Is On Gas But He'll Never Catch On
St. Louis report states Gustave Stock sick 39 truck driver shot himself through the head after believing he had permanently crippled himself in a fall on an icy pavement He died Sunday Physicians said he suffered only slight bruises core facts include the mistaken belief and his death by self inflicted gunshot wound
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ST. Louis
Gustave Stocksick
Denison Business Leader W B Munson Dies at 50
W B Munson 50 president of the Denison Cotton Mill and banker at Citizens National Bank of Denison died after a heart attack. He had retired Jan 1 and was en route to a Dallas manufacturers meeting when he fell ill. Survivors include his wife Betty Kerr Munson, two sons Ben and David, two daughters Betty and Peggy, and his mother Mrs W B Munson Sr. Bangor once a missionary center is now Ulster's Atlantic City.
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W. B. Munson
Denison Cotton Mill
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Citizens’ National Bank of
Texas Manufacturers’ Association
Betty Kerr
Sherman
Ben Munson
University of Texas
David Munson
Betty
Peggy Munson
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