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Whitewright Sun

Location

Whitewright, Texas, United States of America

Date

Jul 11, 1935

Page

7

Tarantula Not So Deadly as People Have Believed

Dr. J W Bass Dallas health officer notes tarantulas are less dangerous than legend suggests. He cites rare venom and unlikely bites, with most injuries attributable to black widows or other causes. Entomologist Roy Melvin adds bites can sicken but require entrapment, and warns about using turpentine to kill spiders.

J. W. Bass Dallas Bass Texas Dr. Bass Roy Melvin United States Bureau of Entomology Europe Italy Dallas News

Iced Drinks and Temperance in Hot Weather

In hot weather overindulgence in iced drinks harms digestion and immune defense. A farmer nickname tea-hound admits excess, yet moderation keeps health. cooling is refreshing but too much can trigger digestive trouble and appendicitis risks.

Origin of Battle Hymn traced to 1858 joke song

NEW YORK centennial of the composer born 1835 noted on June 29 1935. Thomas Brigham Bishop recalls writing the tune in Portland Maine in 1858 as a joke on his sanctimonious brother in law Andrew Johnson who sparked the line glory glory hallelujah. John Church Cincinnati published it in 1861 as John Brown’s Body. Julia Ward Howe later set it to the music for The Battle Hymn of the Republic.

New York Thomas Brigham Bishop John J. MacIntyre Port Richmond Staten Island N. Y John Brown Portland MacIntyre Bishop Andrew J. Johnson Mr. Johnson Martinburg Harper’s Ferry John Church Cincinnati Ohio Julia Ward Howe

Woman Saved by Horse Sense in Landsdowne Flight

In Victoria British Columbia Mrs. E Williamson riding at Landsdowne Airport was thrown when her horse stepped in a hole. The jumper rolled her to a road where a passerby found her and called for help.

Victoria British Columbia E. C. Williamson Landsdowne

Don’t Fumble the Torch Warns in Fire Safety Essay

A Chillicothe Valley News note urges careful use of matches and smoking to prevent fires. It compares passing a torch to keeping a flame safe, citing 1932 fire losses of nearly 30 million dollars and advises crushing or breaking out every spark.

Chillicothe Valley News

Week’s Freaks and Fires Blur Fourth of July News

A Los Angeles fireworks warehouse fire endangers hundreds of youths as chaotic holiday events unfold. Other items note Hitler hailing Roosevelt, a one minute Senate meeting to recess for the long weekend, and a Reno courthouse embracement scene. A bird freed from prison upends debate on practical philosophy. A lightning strike at Indianapolis ends with missing cash and a diamond destroyed. Yonkers officials indicts shorts worn by hikers amid new ordinance.

Los Angles

Notable Facts From a Century Ago Summary

A diverse set of historical data notes milk consumption in cities, five U.S. vice presidents with second terms, Mammoth Cave tours, U.S. cotton ownership, crop loan volumes, animal eating efficiency, Nile surface debris, early cancer death rate rise, and a Shanghai drug addiction estimate.

United States John Adams Daniel Tompkins George Clinton John Calhoun Thomas Marshall Mammoth Cave Kentucky Uncle Sam Nile Nanking

Elder James gang associate J S Hannah dies at Ladonia

J S Hannah died July 5 at his Ladonia home aged nearly 90. Born in Missouri, he moved to Texas as a youth and became a prominent Ladonia farmer and landowner. He was said to have been associated with the James brothers and Cole Younger in early adventures and enjoyed detailing those days. He is survived by his wife five sons and two daughters.

Ladonia J. S. Hannah James Boys Cole Younger Mr. Hannah Missouri Texas James Gang Younger

Back Seat Drivers Quip Featured in Courtroom Moment

A light moment emerges as a Marine defender jokes that all were in the back seat when a collision occurred, prompting a judge to react to the humorous admission amid proceedings. The remark surfaces as testimony in a case involving drivers and responsibility.

Judge

Household Hints and Kitchen Tips from a Summer Style Page

Linen cushions with anchors stripes or initials in blue and white plus red and ivory bring bright summer lounge charm. Serve waffles with creamed beef on a rainy night and pair with hot chocolate or coffee for a satisfying meal. Fresh or canned fruit, gelatine, frozen salads and desserts suggest summer cooling. Mint stays fresh in water with baking soda. Dry ribbons by winding around a bottle then filling with hot water. Pancake batter lightens with a splash of cold water. For insect bites use ammonia water and cold cloths. rubbing alcohol helps poison ivy.

China

Pie crust and inspiration in a grim dining room

A landlady laments her artist husband while she hacks a pie crust. A gloomy boarder jokes he finds inspiration in cooking as he surveys a bent fork. The exchange hints at a shared tension and a possible backstory about life in a cramped home.

Golden wedding couples honor vows in Kansas City park

One hundred ninety four couples married over fifty years gathered in a Kansas City park for a True Vow Keepers picnic. The event celebrated lasting marriages and reflected on the meaning of until death do us part amid modern pressures.

Kansas City Marshall News

Warning Pun Ahead Professor and Freshman Exchange

A humorous exchange centers on a professor scolding a freshman for ethics. The freshman replies that he traded ethics long ago for a Hudson car, signaling a punchline about misplaced values.

Hudson

Cardui Promises Relief for Monthly Pains and Weakness

Women from teen years onward report Cardui eases functional monthly pains caused by dietary weakness. Mrs. Crit Haynes of Essex Missouri shares cramps improved and feeling run down eased after using Cardui during life changes. Thousands testify Cardui helped many. consult a physician if no benefit.

Cardui Cardus

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