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Newspaper
Whitewright Sun
Location
Whitewright, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jul 11, 1935
Page
8
In Mobile Alabama the Internal Revenue Department warns boarding house operators and grocers about oleomar garin coloring. Do not mix coloring into oleo yourself or you risk a manufacturer’s license costing 600 dollars. A grocer may supply coloring but showing how to mix is prohibited and subject to licensing.
Dr Walter G Kendall 81 a lifelong wet drinks water for first time in 25 years as Quincy Mass report notes his renewed hydration and health progress with medical supervision and family present.
A man drank water publicly after twenty five years to celebrate Independence Day. Doctors staged the moment before friends and the drink was followed by cocktails. Biologists note a link between brain power and chest development. A wrestler is described as a dynamic sight after mental focus. The era notes a division of Germans and a newspaper column asks what worse could happen to the country.
Card of thanks expresses gratitude for sympathy after the death of Richard Wayne Ashmore and his family acknowledges support. Also contains a 1935 sworn bank statement by R A Gillett with notary confirmation and officials listed.
Sherman notices require all student transfer requests be filed with County Superintendent E A Miller by August 1 in triplicate with name grade and age. State official L A Woods moves per capita funds to Austin, so detailed forms must be mailed or delivered in person. Appeals go to the county board by August 15.
Elliott Roosevelt, second son of the President, joined the Texas Centennial Central Exposition staff to promote a proposed $100,000 air derby. He aims to interest famous fliers and stage a coast of South America circuit beginning and ending in Dallas.
E W Vanganten of Perrysburg greased his truck Sunday and was jailed for violating an 1853 state law banning common labor on the Sabbath. A hearing is set for July 16 before Mayor John W Lyons. The complaint came from neighbor Mrs. Margaret Castle.
LAKEWOOD N J John D Rockefeller Sr marked his 96th birthday while in good health and under routine care at Golf House with 25 servants. His son John D Rockefeller Jr visited, the dentist reported 19 natural teeth with no work needed.
Austin. State School Superintendent L. A. Woods announced a $3.50 per capita payment from the State available school fund, finalizing the current apportionment of $16.50. The apportionment had not been liquidated during the year since July 1930.
The top sergeant ordered six men to carry a piano to the top floor of the officers quarters during a dismissal. The incident followed a call for musicians among the company as they prepared to part ways.
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