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Newspaper
Whitewright Sun
Location
Whitewright, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jan 08, 1915
Page
5
Dodson's Liver Tone is advertised as a pleasant vegetable liver medicine that replaces dangerous calomel. It promises to detoxify the liver, guarantee relief by morning, and avoid salivation or stomach upset, with a money back guarantee if not effective. Children may take it as it tastes pleasant and does not cause cramps.
John Bailey transacted business in Sherman. Mrs. B. Poe of Lavon visited at Kirk Ray’s home. T. W. Gattis was a county site visitor. Roy Cook left for Austin to study lip reading at the Deaf school. Harlie Glidewell joined Claypool jewelry in Bonham. S. B. Dick conducted a prize contest at the Odeon. J. R. Fleming visited Oklahoma City. A. A. Hardin of Dallas stayed with J. W. Davidson. Local ads for Figaro Preserver and Davidson groceries run throughout. J. J. Looney returned from Van Alstyne with family. Mrs. Juliet Haley’s illness reported from New Castle. J. W. Davidson notes. The Sun announces Ladies Missionary Society meeting. Oscar Ryan and M. Montgomery sold bottling machinery to A. F. Cameron. First National Bank dividend of 16000. D. Ray of McKinney and H. Benedict ill. J. Marshall of Trenton golden wedding anniversary. Taxes payable to Maurice McMullin. Santa letters to Sun and students returning to schools. Dr. Wilbur Carter returns to Galveston. excels. W. T. Truett injured in fall. recovering. Jim Biggerstaff buys mules for road work. Miss Emma Randle leaves for lyceum engagements. loss of pet magpie noted. Willis Lankford dies from blood poisoning after hog processing. T. B. Moore at Altus reports Christmas away from home with cotton. Horace Thompson trades home for four mules and moves to Celina to start poultry business. Sun extends best wishes.
Mrs. Walter Vincent of Pleasant Hill describes three summers of severe headaches prostration and back pains before using Cardui the woman's tonic. She says after three bottles she recovered fully gained strength Appetite improved and cheeks grew rosy Cardui is herbal mild and aimed at women’s constitution The advert invites readers to write Chatta Medicine Co for a free 64 page booklet and information on treatments for women.
The Plant ers National Bank held its annual meeting and elections Tuesday with W O Womack of Dallas among officers. A dividend of eight percent was paid and all officers and directors were re elected: W O Womack president D S McMillin vice president Guy Hamilton cashier Jack McMillin assistant cashier Claude Truett assistant cashier Directors W O Womack D S McMillin Guy Hamilton W T Truett J P Autrey J W McMurry J G McKinsey The piece also comments on the Currency law and its aim to curb panics by placing money in government hands.
Deputy County Clerk J H Baxter recorded recent county deaths including John Gatewood of near Whitewright. Gatewood born 1810 died November 18 1914 at age 104, per Sherman Democrat.
Elvy Hampton asks how the discovery and colonizing of America aided Christianity. Miss Trula Brown inquires how the President can boost interest. The program focuses on scripture Psalm 117 and early colonial figures William Penn and Roger Williams.
A list of names and questions concerns program and entertainment committees. It asks how the committee can meet responsibilities and whether older members should take greater interest in the Union, citing Miss Adah Truett Miss Olive Nell and others.
An advertisement notes how life insurance examiners look for kidney disease symptoms. It warns that weak kidneys shorten life and urges readers with back pain frequent scanty or painful urination tiredness and aches to take Foley Kidney Pills from Kirkpatrick and Bryant.
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