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Whitewright Sun

Location

Whitewright, Texas, United States of America

Date

Jan 08, 1925

Page

3

Favorable Report On Tuberculosis Cure

A Danish salt named Sancerysine, developed by Prof. Helger Moellgard, is endorsed by Dr. Peter Clemensen of Chicago as a genuine, scientific potential tuberculosis cure. It treats early tuberculosis without nephritis or syphilis. ineffective for advanced lung disease. The salt is an aurithic sulphuric acid compound, soluble in water, and intravenously injurious like saltarsan.

Chicago Ill Helger Moellgard Peter C. Clemensen Chicago Health Department Clemensen Copenhagen Herman N. Bundesen Saltarsan

Ferguson Is Changed Man in His Methods

Austin dispatch notes Jim Ferguson and his wife host conferences with Texas citizens on major issues. Ferguson’s approach aims for practical reforms in prisons banking tick eradication highway funding and state retrenchment. He plans to present a prepared needs picture to the legislature and push practical recommendations from ongoing investigations.

Leon M. Siler Austin Texas Ferguson Jim Ferguson Jim Red San Antonio Sanstonio Dallas

Help Those Hard Coughs and Office Pay Details

An advertisement urges use of Chamberlain's Cough Remedy to prevent flu complications such as pleurisy and pneumonia. The notice notes the medicine helps bronchial coughs and night coughs. It closes with a local prompt to present a list showing office-holders' salaries and how they are earned in New Becford Times.

Advt New Becford

Vision of Liberty film urged by D A R and peers

The Daughters of the American Revolution urged Will Hays to back a comprehensive film of the founding era. Griffith planned a portrayal from Lexington to Washington, featuring re‑enactments of Paul Revere, Valley Forge, the Declaration, Morgan’s Rifles and the inauguration.

Daughters of the American Revolution Will Hays Hays Griffith Country Mr. Griffith Robert W. Chambers Lexington Common Concord Old North Church Paul Revere Washington Patrick Henry Valley Forge Virginia Morgan’s Rifles

Quirky tales from Hoghallow town parade

Dunk Botts notes several lighthearted incidents among residents. Jefferson Potlocks worries about forgetfulness with his toothache. Clair Hancock irate at his mule, who ignores him on a Sunday. Sile Kilden learns the depot clock has stopped for years. Sim Flinders reads an almanac and braves November weather in a coat. The mail carrier arrives wrapped in quilts, Fletcher Henstep needs constant care, and Little Fidity Flinders and classmate antics place geography in Alaska and Florida.

Sile Kilden Tickville

Local Verse and Odd Tidbits From Musket Ridge

Weather and small happenings unfold in a rustic column. Yam Sims struggles in rain awaiting ankle washers while Sap Spradlen’s loud sneeze draws attention. The Tin Peddler’s installment tale hints at Jeff Potlocks’s modest progress. A quartet to serenade newlyweds forms on Musket Ridge as cricket-minded singers join.

Yam Sims Cricket Hicks

Local Town Squares Over Rivalry As Figures Parade

In Tickville a hotel proprietor abroad his rival at the Palace Wagon Yard when seen through arched eyebrows. The Calf Ribs widow pinned an artificial rose on Raz Barlow, who walks carefully to avoid breaking it.

Tickville Hotel Palace Raz Barlow

Cotton seed for sale from pedigreed crop at $1.40

A buyer advertises several hundred bushels of cotton seed grown from pedigreed seed on heavy black land. Seed was not kept from latest picking. Ginned on a private gin handling pedigreed cotton. Price is $1.40 per bushel, sacked and delivered, cheaper at barn and not sacked. W. C. Cook.

Mebane W. C. Cook

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Baltimore Sun Mangrum Brothers First National Bank Whitewright, Texas U. S. Bonds Federal Reserve Bank Banking House U.S R. A. Gillett Cashier America Queen Theatre Trenton Hogwallow News Dunk Botts Jefferson Potlocks Jeff Clair Hancock Sim Flinders Sim Fletcher Henstep Fletch Fidity Flinders Alaska Florida H. Montgomery Sap Spradlen J. L. Kirkpatrick Odeon Program Tom MIX Tony Wonder Horse Arizona Jack Holt Norma Shearer Arthur Stringer Agnes Ayres Huffines & Bailey Woosley Corner
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