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Newspaper
Whitewright Sun
Location
Whitewright, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jul 10, 1924
Page
3
The author argues that regional prosperity mirrors crop diversification. Areas with cotton alone show poverty and decay while those with cotton, corn, fruits, and feeds display thrift. He criticizes merchants and landlords pushing cotton, notes Arkansas vs Texas contrasts, and urges steady full time work in farming, manufacturing, and merchandising for success.
The speaker argues that progress depends on individuals arranging steady labor and income, noting farming offers easier steady output but is less practiced in various parts of Texas. He says soil and climate permit varied crops, yet many areas underutilize them and urges self reliance without waiting for others.
Parents warned that worms threaten child health and urged to act quickly. Give White's Cream Vermifuge with a dose or two to expel worms and restore rosy cheeks. 35 cents. Sold by Dyer and Jones.
Sweetwater Texas July 4 C L Stewart operator for Southwestern Bell reports a local planter created a circular cotton row in Martin County measuring about 600 miles in length. He began the tractor in a corner and the row ends at the center.
A collection of quotations and puffed opinions from multiple papers. The lines lampoon prohibition, isolation, aviation, moon life, and the Coolidge bloc with humor and sharp wit.
Catarrh deafness described as caused by inflamed mucous lining of the Eustachian tube with rumbling and imperfect hearing. Says inflammation reduction preserves hearing. Claims Hall's Catarrh Medicine cures catarrh or deafness caused by catarrh. Sold by druggists for over 40 years by F. J. Cheney & Co., Toledo, Ohio.
A garbled clipping presents scattered thoughts on speaking freely, temptation, and political figures. Names like George Washington, William M Butler, C Bas appear in incomplete phrases from Syracuse Post Standard and other papers, indicating a collage of quotes rather than a single event.
A collection of short editorial snippets and remarks from multiple papers. The quotes touch on appointing an American ambassador to Wisconsin, wage raises, and the quality of political keynotes, reflecting partisan and regional viewpoints.
The items reflect varied excerpts: a citizen quote about an election oath for Charlie Dawes, a claim of US drug smuggling from Germany, a wartime habit tied to propaganda, Detroit bricklayers earning $105 weekly, beads traded for lands, and a San Diego Union note on a $600 000 pearl string purchase.
Postmaster W. O. Brents reports receipt of official blanks for making application for the adjusted service bonus. Eligible veterans may secure forms for filing their claims.
A notice says ex-service men should visit the post office to learn how to apply for the government compensation and to make arrangements to secure the bonus.
The ad touts Her bine as a dependable cure for liver and bowel issues and general malaise. It claims strong liver action, digestion support, and purifies bowels with renewed vim and cheerfulness, priced at 60c and sold by Dyer & Jones.
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