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Newspaper
Whitewright Sun
Location
Whitewright, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jan 18, 1923
Page
4
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The report lightly mentions that possum hunting along the main business street is occasionally successful, noting a low profile for town events and emphasizing local color rather than hype.
A satirical verse profiles James Rickshaw a polite Chesterfield user who helps neighbors yet becomes a dangerous driver when behind the wheel. The poet contrasts courtesy on foot with reckless driving and endangerment of voters as his bus rolls through town.
A Dallas News excerpt argues British execution of a woman shows sex not mitigating crime while Americans are softer. It claims punishment protects society through deterrence, critiques juries sentimental bias and legal delay, and laments criminal outcomes. The Jersey City Journal note adds a barb about world affairs.
A collage of editorial quips and political witticisms from several papers. Each snippet mocks governance, Prohibition, elections, and international affairs with humor and sharp social commentary.
A Amarillo pressman after leaving lunch chased a teal duck struck by a brick tossed from a two story area. The bird fell, wings broken, and was captured near the central avenue.
Mothers and teachers in Whitewright organize a Parent-Teacher Association to support local schools. Mrs. D W Taylor of Commerce speaks. Miss Susie Noe elected temporary chair and Mrs. Will Barbee secretary. Officers include Johnson president and Noe first VP. Meetings set for first Tuesday monthly at 4 PM at the grammar school. federation planned for March or April. Dues 25 cents.
A period slogan from P. J. Pierce & Sons Confectionery and Cafe asserts long standing focus on quality and service as the reason for ongoing prosperity.
Abner Lee Squiggins of Worthington Massachusetts sent a Georgia Confederate war bond of 500 with a request to pay principal and interest to Jefferson Davis. Attorney General Napier will forward 800 in Confederate currency if Squiggins is located. Georgia will redeem the bond though not obligated, Napier states no Massachusets citizen will say Georgia lets the obligation go unredeemed.
Advertisement touts Groves Tasteless Chill Tonic as a two to three week remedy for wormy children. Claims it enriches blood improves digestion and strengthens the whole system. Says Nature will dispel worms and the child will be in perfect health. Pleasant to take 60c per bottle.
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