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Newspaper
Whitewright Sun
Location
Whitewright, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jan 24, 1929
Page
2
A Terrell farmer at the state hospital, A W Leinhart, advocates eating strong onions with meals to prevent influenza. Quoting the Terrell Tribune, he claims regular onion consumption keeps him healthy and never cold, despite a nationwide flu surge.
A subcommittee rejects liquor drinking on planes and dirigibles. The measure already bans trains and now seeks to cover buses and private aircraft. The Sun reports the amendment added to the bill proposed by Representative Prendergast of Marshall.
A contemplation on living in harmony with universal laws. The piece urges cheerful effort, self discipline, and faith as keys to a tuneful life, contrasting harmonious conduct with discord and complaint.
The text notes that while giant animal bones are known from discoveries scientists have never found bones from any human giant. It frames a debate about ancient human size and skeletal evidence in contrast with giant fauna remains.
Oklahoma Senate votes to suspend Governor Henry S Johnston on five impeachment charges. Lieutenant Governor W J Holloway and acting pro tempore S Storms assume duties. House committee accuses resistance to inquiry and supports immediate suspension. Johnston says he will not oppose the de facto government and claims no legal basis for charges. Impeachment court to convene January 28 with Chief Justice Mason presiding.
County farm agent C. C. Morris with Sherman Kiwanis Club organizes butterfat testing for 48 dairymen. Twelve testing sets loaned, milk scales and sheets used, four consecutive milkings sampled monthly. Lab tests determine butterfat profit, boosting herd value by up to 50 percent for tested livestock. Applications accepted in order of receipt.
A bookseller sent a bill to a customer for a book the customer says was not ordered. The customer denies ordering or receiving the item and questions payment, presenting a terse reply that hints at a bureaucratic or legal standstill in a minor sales dispute.
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