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Newspaper
Whitewright Sun
Location
Whitewright, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jul 05, 1934
Page
3
A sermon on Matthew 7 20 and 15 19 argues fruit bearing as tests for churches schools and preachers. It urges pastors angels of the churches to win souls to Christ warns dead churches should be disbanded and cites scriptural judgments and calls for universal salvation in this age.
The author argues capital is destroyed by waste in private life and government. He cites Plymouth Colony 1645 when John Stockbridge was ordered to exploit unused water-powers, building mills or selling them. He urges private capital should serve social purposes, like creating a sawmill, and critiques government graft and inefficiency.
A historical overview traces how common drink names arose. Bootleg derives from cowhide boot delivery in America. whisky comes from Celtic beatha meaning water of life. gin from French genievre and Dutch junever meaning juniper. brandy from Danish brandewijn meaning burned or distilled.
The Pathfinder discusses word origins for wine and beer. It notes rum as a misnamed term linked to rumbling tumult, ties wine to Latin vinum, and traces beer to Old High German bier with Danish and German influences.
A London humor note cites a naturalist saying the worm is miserably viewed yet self sufficient as it can always make both ends meet. The quip reflects practical thrift with a sly twist.
Quote captures a playful exchange about a golfer named Binks and a woman named Manny. The pair discuss a breakup with a joking line about how a girl throws.
A collection of household tricks including mint preservation in vinegar bottles, linoleum polishing with sour milk, ammonia for silk stockings, stale bread as cleaner and revive, mayonnaise curdling remedy, makeshift bottle cap scraper, and cork gliders on chair legs to protect floors.
A 20 foot deep cavern washed out by a broken sewer was found beneath a busy Kansas City street intersection when a section of pavement gave way. Authorities closed the area and crews began repairs to secure the site.
The passage argues capitalism as wealth surplus beyond immediate needs, noting capital persists when invested in durable assets. It defines socialism as state ownership of capital, discusses regulation as a middle path, and explains taxation as a share of labor’s surplus, with capital never fully taxed out of existence.
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