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Whitewright Sun

Location

Whitewright, Texas, United States of America

Date

Jan 15, 1925

Page

7

Hogwallow News Vignettes Of Local Characters

Frisby Hancock quit chewing tobacco earlier but resumed briefly today. Sie Kilden ate a large Bologna sausage and was left speechless. Clab Hancock joined his wife visiting Gander Creek folks and agreed with them. Cricket Hicks tested new Christmas socks one mile from home and reported they held up. Yam Sims, a sharp young man, wore a standing collar and loud cravat at social gathering.

Clab Hancock Gander Creek Cricket Hicks Yam Sims

Hearing Restored in 24 Hours by Virex Treatment

A widespread advert claims Virex cures deafness and head noises quickly. Testimonials from D M Lopes, Ben Jackson, Angeline Johnson, Roy Fisher, and others praise rapid hearing restoration. The ad offers a $2.00 treatment for $1.00 trial with a 10 day guarantee and money back if unsatisfied.

D. M. Lopes Pennsylvania Ben Jackson Indiana Angeline Johnson Mississippi Roy Fisher Iowa W. A. Lumpkin Oklahoma Anthony Chapman Michigan Ola Valentine Arkansas Dale Laboratories Gateway Station Kansas City Advt

Crowded Dinners and Quiet Oddities Reported in Town

A string of small town vignettes describes a birthday dinner fading as food vanishes, a cow wearing a bell attracted bystanders, loafers moved from Bounding Billows store, and behind closed doors talks among undertaker doctor and druggist in Tickville. The oldest resident Luke Mathewson is noted for thrift, and local figures Tobe Moseley Slim Pickens Jefferson Potlocks face curious events and moral musings.

Firemen Sub for Doctor and Rescue Woman

In Lockhart on January 14 a Mexican man rushed into a drug store shouting for a doctor and saying his wife was in a well. The clerk advised summoning the fire department as doctors were out on calls.

666 Prescription for Colds and Grippe

An old advertisement touts 666 as the fastest remedy for colds grippe dengue constipation headaches and biliousness claiming it to be the most speedy cure known.

Stomach Distress Relief Promised by Pierce Remedies

Mrs. Jas. J. McNamara of Galveston Texas recalls severe indigestion and headaches a year ago. She credits Dr Pierce’s Golden Medical Discovery and Favorite Prescription with rapid improvement after few bottles. She urges readers to obtain remedies from local dealers for fast relief.

Galveston Texas Dr. Pierce Jas. J. McNamara Ave

Woman Rescued From Well After Water Fetching Incident

Firefighters pulled a woman from a well using a ladder after she tumbled in while drawing water. She was unharmed after the successful rescue and incident.

Standard Fertilizers of Greatest Economy Says A. & M. Bulletin

College Station Texas January 14. The Division of Chemistry at A and M College issues a bulletin on eleven standard fertilizers identified by numbers such as 12-3-0 10-4-0 and 10-4-2. It explains that buyers seek plant food not weight and that high grade fertilizer costs more per ton but less per pound of plant food. It advocates naming fertilizers by formula for clarity like 12-4-4 and 8-4-4 and explains the order refers to phosphoric acid nitrogen and potash.

College Station Texas Division of Experiment Station A. & M. College G. S. Fraps Dr. Fraps

Anderson County farmer backs standard fertilizer in cotton trial

John W. McFarlane of Anderson County confirms Dr. Fraps recommendation after winning the Dallas News $1,000 cotton prize. He says early use of standard fertilizers saved time and money and led to successful adoption of the standard.

Fraps John W. McFarlane Anderson County Dallas News

Four Men Arrested On Indictments For Liquor Violations

Sherman January 12 four men were arrested under grand jury indictments for alleged violations of liquor laws. Police and officials did not release names or specific charges pending further proceedings.

Sherman

Prostate Health Offer Promises Rapid Relief

An advert claims men can end night-time urination and related pain within 24 hours using Walker's Prostate Specific. It promises no obligation or cost, asking for name and proof of feeling younger, with repayment if satisfied.

Walker I. B. Walker Gateway Station Kansas City, Mo

Habitual Constipation Cure Syrup promotes regular action

LAX FOS WITH PEPSIN is a specially prepared syrup toric laxative for habitual constipation. It relieves promptly but should be taken regularly for 14 to 21 days to stimulate and regulate bowel movement. Very pleasant to take. 6 cents per bottle.

Prohibition Offenders Bonded in Local Court Actions

Scotty Hill faces five indictments for liquor law violations and is freed on bonds of 1000 dollars in one case and 500 dollars in each of four others. Simmie Combs, charged with two liquor law offenses, posts 1500 dollars. W F Clancy tied to Combs cases posts 1500 dollars. George Brown released on 2000 dollars bond after grand jury indictments for three liquor law offenses. 75 sheets typewriter paper for 25c.

Scotty Hill Simmie Combs W. F. Clancy Combs George Brown

Scientist foresees living on air and free air signs

A Detroit News preview notes a scientist predicting future life in the air and observes the eventual removal of the “Free Air” signs as public view shifts.

Detroit News

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