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Newspaper
Whitewright Sun
Location
Whitewright, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jan 22, 1915
Page
2
A garbled OCR segment offers minimal readable items from a local page. Names, places, dates, and actions are mostly unreadable, leaving only scattered letters and partial words.
The Whitewright Sun lists subscription terms for one year six months and three months at $1.35. It notes second class mail matter status, expiration on the first of the month, and asks subscribers to report any missed issues. It also references the date printed near the name indicating payment time.
The notice outlines pricing for obituaries resolutions and cards of thanks at three cents per line while church lodge and entertainment notices are charged at the same rate. Public benefit religious fraternal or public meetings receive free publication.
Greenville became a focal point for Northeast Texas Press Association members last Friday as journalists from several cities arrived in small groups, toured the town, and lingered through the night at the refreshment hub. The Greenville Chamber of Commerce and local committee of the craft extended generous hospitality.
The narrative shifts as Zadora discovers a burned chest with papers about her family and the twenty million dollar mine. James Cruze’s imitate of Hassam Ali ends, freeing her to pursue answers about her life amid perilous adventures and a new rival Madam DuVal played by Miss Forbes. Fresh pies at Pierce and Son's.
A string of elderly testimonials from Mississippi and beyond extol Peruna as a cure for grip stomach bowels and rheumatic pains. Ranging from eighty to eighty four years old these farmers and townsfolk claim rapid recovery weight gain and lasting relief after using Peruna or Peruna tablets.
Mrs Lonnie Gaston entertained the Social Club on Wednesday afternoon and East Whitewright Never-Grow-Old Club members gathered at her East Grand Avenue home. Evergreens and carnations brightened the setting as guests enjoyed reminiscence turned youth with modern topic chatter and a dainty salad course. Attendants included Dr and Mrs R L Sears, Mr and Mrs Henry Webster, Mr and Mrs Sam Montgomery, Mr and Mrs Dick Pennington, Mr and Mrs Bascom Sears, Mr and Mrs J T Stillwell, Mr and Mrs Will Barbee.
The Benedict Dry Goods Co stock and fixtures sold to A. M. Robinson for 3890 dollars, about half wholesale cost. Robinson merged the goods with Spivy stock and plans a Texas Mercantile Company sale starting next Tuesday the 26th. J. H. Reeves served as trustee and C B Bryant purchased the accounts. Supt. Denton assisted in arranging Grayson County Summer Normal courses in Sherman.
J W Pennell traveled to Sherman and McKinney on Tuesday to pay taxes and also visited Dallas during the rounds. His tax bill runs to several hundred dollars due to extensive holdings in this and Collin counties.
Owing to the need to remit cash for each laundry consign ment I must have cash from patrons on delivery. Credit is accepted but payment is required at delivery. Signed Sam McMillin.
A large Sherman meeting urged Grayson county officials to call a bond election for 900000 road bonds to build about 200 miles of belt and lateral roads linking Denison with surrounding towns. Petition totals indicate strong support, with a 15 cent per 100 valuation tax if approved. The plan includes a Denison belt line and spurs, plus sixteen miles of finishing work in Denison districts. Denison Chamber of Commerce members helped edit road locations and funding.
Do you feel at odds with yourself and the world despite good sleep and regular meals. Constipation headaches nervousness and bilious spells may signal a sluggish liver. Dr King s New Life Pills offered at 25 cents by druggists. Bucklen s Arnica Salve for skin eruptions.
When a child shows cold symptoms, Dr Bell's Pine Tar Honey is advertised as acting quickly to prevent the cold from worsening. It claims to heal, soothe the lungs, loosen mucus, and strengthen the system with a guaranteed remedy for 25 cents at the druggist.
An old newspaper notice promotes Grove's Tasteless Chill Tonic as a general strengthening tonic. It claims to drive out malaria, enrich the blood, and build up the system for both adults and children.
Time table snippet lists Cotton Best East No 2 and West Round 29 with motor car service. Entries include 11:00 a m, 4:50 p m, and 5:30 p m. The text is fragmented but indicates scheduled motor car connections and locations.
A period style advertisement warns against calomel and promotes Dodson's Liver Tone as a safe vegetable liver medicine. It claims calomel causes bone necrosis and salivation, while Liver Tone cleanses the liver and bowels, is harmless to children, and comes with a money back guarantee.
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