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Newspaper
Whitewright Sun
Location
Whitewright, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jul 09, 1915
Page
7
A vintage drug ad parades a warning against calomel as mercury and liver destroyer. It touts Dodson's Liver Tone as a safe, vegetable remedy that cleanses the stomach, relieves nausea, and guarantees better health by morning. The copy urges readers to try a 50 cent bottle and seek money back if unsatisfied.
Fragmentary OCR shows rail or tram service notes with numbers No 29 No 203 No 6 No 10 and times 9 50 a m 5 30 p m plus scattered French phrases. Details are unclear but indicate a timetable snippet with curve and stop notes.
The Sun announces it can handle at home church and reception cards wedding invitations and announcements printed or engraved with rapid turnaround. It touts a leading engraving house in the state and competitive pricing.
Miss Doris Ayres of Whitewright visits her aunt Mrs. W. B. Penn this week. Dr. Jackson of Tom Bean will manage the Bells gin season. Methodist ladies serve cream and cake in the Odd Fellows building Saturday. An equalization board, including H. W. Witcher, W. P. Kidd and C. R. Badgett, is in session by mayoral appointment. J. C. Ayres, bankrupt in Hon. C. A. Batsell's court, was in Bells Monday. Citizens attended a fish fry at Ambrose with good fishing. Nazarenes organize a church and plan to build soon. Col Brown resumes work on the Roddy building toward completion. David Proctor and Tom West advance local farming with barn and grainery projects. Ed Newell opens a shoe shop after closing the cold drink stand. Mrs. W. T. Burton, Mrs. Roy Stroud and Miss Gore recover from Sherman sanitarium ops and expect home soon. S. R. Hicks donates land for the Nazarene church. the gesture is appreciated. Bells Lodge 798 A. F. & A. M. installs new officers. The Baptist church hosts a Tom Thumb Wedding Friday to fund a concrete walk. W. B. Ferguson ships a carload of fat cattle to Fort Worth. Old Timer.
Robert Bow and wife left Tuesday for Manitou Colorado where he has accepted a position as prescription clerk in a drug store. He has spent the last three summers in this city as prescription clerk for the same firm. Mrs Jim Simmons underwent a surgical operation at St Vincent's Sanitarium in Sherman last Monday and is reported to be improving. Mrs M A Morehead of Elea is visiting her son R S Morehead here this week.
Announcement states Dr H C Smisson now based in Sherman Texas and accepting patients. He specializes in chronic nervous diseases, uses electricity and electro therapy including high frequency galavanic foradic X ray violet ray and electric massage. Serum therapy featured with recent studies in Boston and New York. Office over Reynolds Parker book store Travis and Wall Streets with hours 9 am to 6 pm Sundays 2 to 4 pm.
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