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Whitewright Sun

Location

Whitewright, Texas, United States of America

Date

Jul 12, 1934

Page

2

Postmasters Learn New Deals Under New Postal Rules

Washington notes postmasters face a wave of changes from the Thirty Third Congress. Added charges will apply for mail to restricted addresses, money orders cashed at different offices, and a $1 migratory bird stamp for hunting licenses. A new air mail rate and NRA compliance duties add to duties. Post offices act as information hubs while guarding veteran pension checks and updating director addresses.

Washington Seventy Third Congress Uncle Sam John Smith Post Office Department Department Veterans’ Bureau

Roosevelt Receives About 4000 Letters Daily

Franklin D. Roosevelt, then president, is reported to receive roughly four thousand letters and telegrams each day as part of his public correspondence and routine duties.

Franklin D. Roosevelt United States

Ten Billion Dollars May Be Spent

Washington reports that in the current fiscal year the government can spend nearly 10 billion dollars and stay within President Roosevelt s estimates for relief and recovery. The 1934 peacetime outlay reached 7.105 billion with a 3.989 billion deficit and public debt at 27.058 billion, while the administration forecasts for the two-year period rising toward 17.0 billion dollars with large emergency allocations and a small routine budget.

Washington Roosevelt Mr. Roosevelt Reas

German police dog travels 157 miles to Laredo home

A German police dog, missing for thirteen months, trekked 157 miles from Corpus Christi to Laredo to reunite with Mrs. Rutherford. The dog, once owned by banker J. C. Bluntzer, showed fatigue but recovered quickly after the long journey.

Laredo A. R. Rutherford Rutherford J.C. Bluntzer Corpus Christi Bluntzer

Copper near surface guides mineral hunt in Africa

Beed and copper near the ground surface aid ore exploration as airplanes are used in Africa to locate deposits. A wallpaper from 1807 in Willie Blount’s Clarksville Tennessee home remains intact and in good condition.

Beed&se Africa Willie Blount Clarksville Tenn

Why Do We Close Our Eyes to Light and Truth

A short sermon urges self-examination on sin and the habits that dull hearing and sight. It questions personal motives, notes universal imperfection, and contrasts living by light with chasing worldly distractions.

Isaiah Jesus Echo Kingdom of Heaven

Tubes in cellophane will have no rings

Boston reports ship model maker Robert I. Innis has patented a waterproof cellophane lining for bathtubs. The lining is inside the tub and can be loosened from within by a rip cord after use to prevent rings and domestic discord.

Boston Robert I. Innis Long Wharf

Garner Receives $7660 Official Car From Senate Gift

The Vice President now travels in an official car paid for by taxpayers after a Senate vote. The 20 foot long, 165 horsepower limousine is billed as the world’s longest and most luxurious with a concealed radio and telephone. Retail value listed at $7,660, designed for speed near 100 mph.

Garner Four Hundred of America Senate Pathfinder

Hunters Bag About 3000 Deer Each Year In Country

The note claims hunters bag around 3000 deer annually in the country and spend an average of about twenty dollars per hunt.

Economic and social facts from historic data

This passage lists varied statistics on farming loans, travel distances, the 1871 Chicago fire, auto registration fees, gasoline taxes, wealth shifts, prize money for Primo Carnera, car ownership ratios in Germany and the U S, global car ownership distribution, and Alaska export totals relative to the U S purchase price.

Federal Farm Credit Administration Chicago O’leary NBA Primo Carnera Germany United States

Bayer Aspirin Price Reduction Ad

The notice proclaims Bayer Aspirin priced at 15c for 12 tablets 25c for 24 tablets and reduced 100 tablet bottles across the United States. It urges customers to insist on the Bayer brand by name and notes doctors advise it as heart friendly and safe for pain relief.

United States

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FIDC First National Bank Member Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation Black Forest Matt Bow-Wright Pharmacy John Garner Alaska Frank D. Layman Whitewright, Texas S. H. Montgomery Agency Crary BAYER
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