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Newspaper

Whitewright Sun

Location

Whitewright, Texas, United States of America

Date

Jan 14, 1926

Page

3

Local residents and visitors frequent Pierce's Cafe notices

The page lists many social visits and weekend trips to Sherman Denison Greenville Dallas and Fort Worth. People include Helen Craig Ed LaRoe C Dodson George Park Willie Ross Fred Holmes Josh May Fitz Bryant Lester Short Lillian Bailey Adah Truett J L Truett Yowell Pearle Dooley W H King Joe McKinsey Pernie Badgett Frances Phillips R S Wolverton Lovell Wrenn D S McMillin and others with references to Pierce's Cafe promotions and 50 cent dinners and year round service.

Birth of a Boy Read in Local Paper Delays Denial

Mr and Mrs P C Ruthven of Savoy spent Sunday with relatives in Whitewright. An overlooked birth in The Sun last week reports a fine boy born to Mr and Mrs George German at Sherman Hospital on January 2. The baby allegedly made racket when told the hometown paper had not chronicled his advent.

P. C. Ruthven Savoy Whitewright The Sun George German Sherman Hospital George

You Will Find a Check for The Sun and Farm News

A brief note from R. D. Benson in Whitewright Sun dated January 11 1926 expresses best wishes to Mr Waggoner and Mr Doss and mentions a check for 195 cents enclosed to keep The Sun and the Semi-Weekly Farm News coming.

Tom Bean Tex Whitewright Mr. Waggoner Mr. Doss R. D. Benson

Subscribes to The Sun. Zavalla man praises weekly paper

Benton McMillin of Zavalla Texas renews his subscription to The Sun for another year calling it the best weekly paper in the state.

Benton McMillin Zavalla Texas The Sun

The Old Blue-Back Speller and its Legacy

Early Webster's blue-back speller rose to prominence in education after its 1855 release on the publishers list though its roots trace back further. Noah Webster authored the influential speller in 1783 and generations of students worked with its lessons.

Noah Webster

Webster’s Speller Sets Record With 35 Million Copies

The Webster speller, a staple of American schooling since 1855, sold over 35 million copies by 1890 as publishers pushed mass distribution to meet a nation hungry for basic education. Peak sales reached 1.596 million copies in 1866, amid postwar demand.

Webster

Tailors Plan Fewer, Brighter Fall Models

Fashion experts predict fewer clothing models for next fall with brighter colors and more patterns. The forecast notes a shift toward bolder fabrics and streamlined choices for men seeking current styles.

Cure a Cold in One Day Laxative Brom Quinine Ad

Advertises Laxative Brom Quinine tablets to stop cough and headache in one day with E W Grove signature on each box offered at 30 cents.

E.W. Grove

Conservative styles rise at clothing designers convention

At the International Association of Clothing Designers convention in Cincinnati the consensus favors replacing jazz notes in menswear and extreme Oxford bags with more conservative designs. The gathering signals a shift toward traditional cuts and restrained styling in upcoming seasons.

International Association of Clothing Designers Cincinnati

Pecan shipments bolster Lampasas market this year

The Lampasas Leader notes two cars of pecans shipped Friday by Higdon Senterfitt Andrew Co and one car by Key Bros. The local crop was short, but select nuts arrived in Lampasas and brought good prices, pumping money into circulation. The Waco Times Herald adds a rural maxim on the link between trees rain crops and people.

Lampasas Higdon-Senterfitt-Andrew Co Key Bros Waco-Times Herald

Why the Pecans Deserve a Place Among Trees

The passage argues for pecan trees as essential, praising their beauty and usefulness. It cites three train cars of pecans shipped from Lampasas in one day as evidence of value, urging that without trees like the pecan, people will perish.

Lampasas

Sugar From Corn Could Benefit U S Farmers

A discussion notes that much of US sugar could come from corn, but pure food laws classify sugar as sucrose. If laws allowed corn sugar or dextrose, sugar from corn would help corn farmers and reduce Cuba cane sugar imports.

United States Cuba

Co operate with ourselves and buy corn sugar

A brief note explains corn sugar is derived from corn starch, is wholesome and easier to digest than cane sugar, and offers a net food value equal to cane or beet sugar.

Powdered brides barred from church in London

A London church dean bans brides with heavy powder and lipstick from weddings. Rev. Arthur Wells, dean of a fashionable church, says he will not marry any woman so disfigured. He has not performed a ceremony for weeks.

Arthur Wells London Eng Dean Wells

Truth crusht to earth will rise again

Florence Herald notes the motto that truth cannot lie and will prevail, reflecting on resilience and belief in honest reporting amid controversy.

Florence Ala Herald

Lax-Fos With Pepsin Habitual Constipation Syrup

A specially prepared syrup laxative called LAX-FOS WITH PEPSIN relieves habitual constipation promptly and should be taken regularly for 14 to 21 days to induce regular action. It stimulates and regulates and is described as very pleasant to take. Available at 60 cents per bottle.

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Tocals Helen Craig Sherman Ed LaRoe Greenville Mrs. C. Dodson of Denison George Park Pierce Willie Ross Fred Holmes Trenton Josh May Oscar Jones Fitz Bryant Fort Worth Lester Short Lillian Bailey Minnie Morgan J. L. Truett Adah Truett Dallas J. F. Yowell Yowell, Texas W. T. Hamilton Lloyd Moore Crawford Montgomery Mae Badgett Jim Roy Hardcastle Altus Okla Pearle Dooley Mrs J. W. Dooley W. H. King Eugene McElvaney Joe McKinsey of Pernie Badgett Frances Phillips Commerce W. H. Phillips R. S. Wolverton of Palmer Mrs. Wolverton J. W. Burden Miss Clyde Burnham Celtic M. A. Burnham A. K. McKenzie Oklahoma City D. A. Ray Lovell Wrenn Austin College J. T. Wrenn H. T. Atterberry D. S. McMillin H. L. Durham G. M. McNeilly American Legion Ray Manning J. L. Kirkpatrick Sherman Chick Hatchery E. Houston Street Chesley Rutledge RADIO Fada Crosley Brandes Clark & Meador Good Hardware Whitewright Lumber Co “Neighborly Service McAlester Coal Henryetta Coal Condie-Bray First National Bank
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