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Newspaper
Whitewright Sun
Location
Whitewright, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jan 04, 1934
Page
6
A reflective column surveys Loch Ness legends and the Kraken, notes a Newfoundland octopus 570 pounds long, then discusses Prohibition era driving trends. It envisions future high speed concrete highways and opinions on wealth creation and fairness.
Practical cooking tips cover heating nuts for flavor beating cake batter long enough to develop richness preventing soggy crusts in juicy pies brushing with egg before filling cooling pastry shells fully before filling cleaning brushes with ammonia to dissolve grime and three tests to tell when a cake is done
In Durant Oklahoma two deputy sheriffs entered a rural Bryan County home to buy a meal and detected the odor of a famous chicken-house raider. The resident claimed fried polecat is delicious and soup can be made from the meat.
A humorous exchange mocks a crowded new flat as the couple jokes the kitchen is so small they must use condensed milk and climb the fire escape to read the Sunday paper.
Sunday School lesson explains Matthew’s gospel with 65 Old Testament references and emphasis on the kingdom of heaven. It highlights the Magi as educated travelers who follow a star to worship the newborn King, bringing gold frankincense and myrrh.
Prof G L Freeman of Northwestern University reports after two years of experiments that there is no universal best time for work. He says daily routines in eating sleeping and exercise drive when people are most efficient and that a habitual worker can learn to be equally productive at night with a suitable routine.
A Houston letter argues that most criminals are native Americans, not foreigners. It notes foreign names appear in New York and Chicago crime records due to large immigrant populations, while the South shows the highest homicide rates, challenging deportation as crime solution.
A Gilmer Mirror summary notes that the London police force began under Sir Robert Peel in 1828 with minimal HQ equipment and grew to about 3 000 officers. It recalls public hostility early on, the origin of the nicknames Bobbies and Peelers, and compares London crime rates to New York and U S cities, citing perceived efficiency of Scotland Yard detectives.
The Sun offers engraved and printed wedding invitations and announcements for couples seeking elegant notification of nuptials. Customers can choose designs and order details through the publication.
An old advertisement claims Cardus builds up women's strength to end small symptoms and support natural cycles. It argues many pains disappear as nourishment improves and urges using Cardus instead of temporary pain pills.
The trials reveal most major kidnappers in the country are native Americans rather than immigrants. Notable cases cited include Urschel, McGhee, the Donnelly abduction, and the Pretty Boy Floyd gang, all with principals born and raised in the United States.
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