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Whitewright Sun

Location

Whitewright, Texas, United States of America

Date

Jan 20, 1927

Page

3

Earth Shocks Are Not More Frequent Says Observatory Director

Washington reports from Georgetown University Observatory indicate earthquakes are not increasing in number. Director Tondorf notes public worry stems from more thorough reporting, citing historic estimates by Montessus de Ballere and Sieberg, with current figures around one quake per hour globally.

Washington Tondorf Georgetown University Observatory Dr. Tondorf Count de Montessus de Ballere Seimological Observatory August Sieberg University of Jena California United States

Kind Words From Sun Subscribers

Letters from Texas readers renew subscriptions to The Sun praising the hometown paper. W M Samples of Southland, Sherman Beatrice Beasley, Mrs J W Keeling of Lubbock and May Abbott of George West express appreciation and send checks for another year.

the Sun W. M. Samples Southland Texas Sherman Daily Democrat Beatrice Beasley Sherman Sun May Abbott George West

Five Small Fingers Hold Fast to a Father's Return

A reflective adage on the power of a child's five small fingers to anchor a man to his work and home. It contrasts routine tasks with an unwavering grip of family, warning that fortune bends to the heart that remembers a child. The piece invokes Bacon and Collier's Weekly to underline emotional buy-in.

Fortune Bacon Colliers Weekly

No Worms in a Healthy Child Adverts Tonic Claim

An 1890s style ad asserts that worms in children cause poor color and stomach troubles. It promotes Grove's Tasteless Chill Tonic as a regular two to three week remedy to enrich blood improve digestion and strengthen the system. It claims Nature will dispel worms and perfect health with a 60 cent bottle.

Grove

Two Million Acres Owned by University

Austin reports the University of Texas may gain wealth from oil royalties in 1927. It lists vast land holdings across Crane, Upton, Andrews, Winkler, Pecos, Crockett, Ward, Loving, Hudspeth, Irion, Martin, Schleicher, Ballinger, Terrell, Reagan Counties with oil activity and royalties already totaling about five million dollars from Reagan County.

Austin University of Texas Crane County Upton County Andrews County Maljamar New Mexico Winkler County That Pecos County Crockett County Ward County Loving County Hudspeth Irion County Martin County Schleicher County Cluberson County Terrell County University Reagan County

Iowa Farm Income Ranked by Source for 1925

Iowa farm income totaled 712.14 million dollars in 1925 with hogs 236.74 million and dairy products 121.00 million leading sources. Other significant contributions came from beef cattle 97.31 million poultry and eggs 75.00 million and corn 65.00 million, illustrating relative production emphasis.

Iowa Texas Bureau of Agriculture Star-Telegram

The Wheel, a Greatest Invention, and Straw Clock Tale

A clockmaker constructs a straw clock including wheels weights and pendulum. Philadelphia free library reports a high delinquency rate among patrons as a book was recently re- (ends mid-sentence).

Free Library of Philadelphia

Foot Ball Origins Cited In Antiquity Evidence

The piece notes a world shortage of tin affecting items from loud speakers to silk hosiery and recalls that ancient football rules were revised by Augustus Caesar, illustrating the sport's long history as learned by Romans from the Greeks.

Augustus Caesar

100 Per Cent Day Maud Delights On Beach

A lighthearted note from the Boston Transcript describes Maud maintaining a carefree mood while a friend enjoys the beach. A quip about her swimsuit adds playful humor to the scene.

Boston Transcript

Gossip Sparks Between Maids Over Yvonne’s Age

Claudine mocks Yvonne as aging while Heloise, the head waitress, retorts with a witty quip about her schoolgirl complexion. The exchange appears in Collier's as a light behind the scenes moment.

Yvonne Claudine Heloise Collier's

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