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Newspaper
Whitewright Sun
Location
Whitewright, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jan 21, 1916
Page
4
An advertisement touts Dodson's Liver Tone as a harmless, vegetable liver aid that cleans sluggish livers without causing sickness or salivation. It contrasts with calomel, claims quick relief, and notes a money back guarantee and wide consumer usage. It urges purchase from druggists for about 50 cents.
Sherman dispatch notes the death of Rev J M Binkley at 810 North Travis due to heart failure after a long Methodist career in North Texas. Born February 26 1833 in Robertson County Tennessee he served on Denton Rockwall Sherman and Palestine circuits and led as presiding elder for 25 years. Survived by wife Anna and children in multiple cities, funeral attended by local figureheads.
A quip notes that many a bachelor has made a woman happy by not marrying her, reflecting on marriage expectations and social norms with humorous candor. The remark frames bachelorhood as a cautious, sometimes kinder route rather than a bold commitment.
Mrs. W. C. Clayton of Louisville describes Vinci as the best medicine for nervous, weak, run-down people, noting gains in health and strength. The cod liver iron tonic, sold by Dyer & Jones Drugists, is touted for elderly individuals and chronic coughs, colds, and bronchitis.
A column reflecting on public life and quirks of the era. notes about politics, health fads, domestic habits and social customs in witty vignettes. Observations touch on grippe absurdities, taxation ideas, manners, court stories, and seasonal guest norms with a skeptical humorous tone.
An explanation of how kidney disease raises arterial tension and harms heart function, with a contrived remedy plug for Anuric by Dr. Pierce. It urges sending 10 cents for a trial package and a water sample analyzed by Buffalo chemists, claiming 37 times lithia activity and quick relief for backache and rheumatism at 50c.
The passage notes that feeding grown children is less hard than feeding a healthy young child who can consume his weight in groceries each day, highlighting the high daily food demand of a healthy child.
A citizen from Flat River Missouri extols Foley Kidney Pills claiming they cured kidney trouble and rheumatic pains after using a 50 cent box. The testimonial asserts quick relief and recommends the product, noting sales by Dyer and Jones.
Walter Mason reflects on a man named Hank who refuses to pay his debts. The verse counsels prompt payment as a virtue and warns that dodging obligations damages one’s reputation and future prospects.
Tax notice from J. M. McMillin directs residents to save railroad fare by paying state and county taxes to the office over First National Bank. Receipts will be mailed after payments. official instructions reference a tax list and submission through the McMillin office.
An old advertisement promotes Dr Kings New Discovery as a cure for colds. It claims to prevent exposure and drafts, supports the product containing pine tar and balsams, soothes the throat, heals mucous membranes, and expels cold germs. The copy cites 45 years of use as satisfaction guarantee.
An advertisement offers a loan at 8 percent interest for terms of 5 to 10 years with the option to pay 1 to 10 per year. The lender is presented as Tom Barbee and promotes a dignified payback plan.
A concise saying notes that many bluffer figures are challenged by the truth his spouse may expose, suggesting those who bluff often fail at maintaining deception in personal life.
A clever infant behavior turns crying into a source of attention and perceived value, reshaping caregiving dynamics and parental responses in early development observations.
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