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Newspaper
Whitewright Sun
Location
Whitewright, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jul 01, 1943
Page
3
U.S. Department of Agriculture advice to home canners outlines making juice from softer fruits like rhubarb berries and grapes. Steps include crushing heating to 170 F filtering, optional sugar, then sealing jars and processing in a boiling water bath for five minutes. Experts warn against overripe fruit and emphasize quick canning and proper storage.
A reflective poem prompts readers to compare builders and wreckers. It questions whether one contributes with care or merely tears down. The speaker weighs personal choices in shaping life and work.
A friendly tale of a town where everyone minds their own business and arbitration settles all disputes. Also notes the Gideon Association stamping 1,000,000 on a testament for service members and officials, plus praise for Woody Guthrie’s Bound For Glory and its call for global fellowship and repentance.
A collection of vivid Texas sketches featuring Orville Stites of Donna the strawberry king Dick Sullivan of San Angelo Chief Biggs and others. The作者 recalls meeting diverse locals in Texas coastal towns and urban centers and notes humorous observations from Longview and reflections on civic figures and pastimes.
The OPA cautions housewives against giving or trading unused ration stamps as it fuels a black market. Denison board urges destruction of non negotiable stamps, explains dealer handling, and notes risks to inflationary sales. Also explains six methods of measuring ship tonnage including gross, deadweight, net and displacement with Liberty ships as examples.
A poem praising the steady subscriber who pays in advance for newspapers and supports the publication. It quips at the reader’s generosity and ends with a sales pitch to advertise.
The piece recalls a tiny five acre oil lease where a derrick marked the landing spot for a well. It contrasts with typical wildcatter blocks and notes Walter Kelley the vaudeville performer as the "old Virginia Judge." It also muses on early electric cars with bell horns, rose vases, and romantic vibes before concluding with a brisk definition of a cyclone.
Dr. W. W. Melton announced Texas Baptists will raise at least 75 000 dollars on Sunday July 18 to meet a 500 000 dollar appeal from the Foreign Mission Board. Funds will support work worldwide with emphasis on China and nearby areas.
Frank J. Wilson chief of the United States Secret Service warns Americans that counterfeit money is a weapon of war on par with tanks planes and bombs. He cites Napoleon England and Japan noting historic uses and cautions that billions in fake currency may threaten democracies.
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