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Newspaper
Whitewright Sun
Location
Whitewright, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jan 08, 1948
Page
3
A colletion of brief anecdotes highlights manners in debate and business. An irate MP apologizes by ironically praising the other as having pig like manners. Silas Jones runs a store and explains his pricing as a simple profit calculation. Four prankish Americans in the Orient test a Chinese servant who responds with steady politeness and a growing smile.
A quip notes some people sow wild oats during the week and attend church on Sunday to pray for a crop failure. The line blends rural life humor with social observation, highlighting tensions between revelry and harvest fate.
A timid attendee asks if a skilled poker player can handle any executive job. The psychologist confirms, then asks what such a player would want with a job, prompting reflection on skill transfer and ambition in professional life.
A string of short humorous observations about work life love and daily routines. A reporter hides his lunch dislikes peanut butter and mocks domestic life while a wife and child misinterpret events. The collection ends with light witticisms about matrimony and relationships.
A Serene Bible Questions program answers on prophecy topics. The speaker cites 2 Corinthians 11 14 1 Peter 5 13 and Revelation 12 17 to describe Christian conduct and end times events including resurrection and Christ’s return with trump and clouds. The dialogue references Thessalonians Matthew and Revelation to explain universal witness at Christ’s coming.
The article explains that many hearing difficulties arise from blockage of the eustachian tube due to throat irritation. It notes the tube can close and muffle sound, but can be opened with a simple maneuver or instrument. A casual line promotes classified ads.
Opinion pieces discuss tobacco's rising acceptance at work and academia while noting health risks. Henry Ford II shifts stance by allowing smoking in Ford plants, though he remains a non-smoker. Separately, a sheriff sale notice in Grayson County, Texas outlines a foreclosure related to delinquent taxes and legal costs.
Fred Prestage Sheriff of Grayson County Texas will auction on the first Tuesday in February 1948 the real estate of Lewis Hammond et al in Collinsville. The sale runs 2 to 4 PM at the courthouse door to satisfy the judgment taxes and costs with redemption rights preserved.
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