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Newspaper
Whitewright Sun
Location
Whitewright, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jan 15, 1942
Page
3
A nursewriter argues that excess eating among the elderly leads to illness and death. By cutting starches and large portions and embracing smaller meals inspired by Victorian fare, older adults can regain energy, health, and cheerfulness while reducing medical burdens on families.
The Texas treasurer reported a year start balance of 73,343,554 with 36,468,159 in unpaid warrants, leaving 33,875,396 in available funds. Confederate pension payouts decline as deaths reduce rolls. 114 veterans and 2,737 widows remain on the pension rolls, with other state funds and defense education accounts noted.
Oklahoma City report notes Dr. Ralph Bienfang of the University of Oklahoma argues the best place for perfume is behind the ears due to humidity and odor travel. He cites examples from cooking scents to police work and mentions odor as a factor in smell education and disease recognition.
A father disciplines his son Bernard with stern methods. A neighbor observes the boy endures the beating without visible pain and hears him dismiss crying as useless because the father is deaf. The tale highlights resilience under harsh parental treatment.
Congressmen warn that an OPM directive diverting 60 percent of distilleries to ethyl alcohol could revive bootlegging and bathtub gin. Kentucky Indiana and Illinois supply about 75 percent of U.S. whisky. current stocks amount to 505.556 million gallons. Representatives O Neal Chapman Boehne doubt a shortage but fear market reactions.
A six foot soldier orders Shine to help with an army contract as Bert and the boy face a daunting booted expanse. The professor and sophomore debate a final X value as the scene shifts to a tense classroom hallway dynamic.
A Texas checkup finds synthetic rubber from crude oil costs 25 million dollars to produce 3000 tons and may not suit tires. Experts question feasibility, wartime utility, and oil use for aviation fuel. University officials deny lab work on rubber while noting acetylene research progress. Onion odor removal via lemon juice or vinegar.
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