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Newspaper
Whitewright Sun
Location
Whitewright, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jul 13, 1939
Page
3
Austin political observers note Gov. O Daniel seeks a special session led by three groups race horse gamblers liquor dealers and newspapers and lawmakers. Old age pension pressure could drive sessions within 90 days while editors show no push for a session.
AUSTIN. After six harrowing months in the Governor's chair W Lee O'Daniel has shown he can take tongue lashings with no bitterness. He remains unpredictable, rarely seen outside his office, and pursues government by business reasons while staying accessible to press. He starts at 6, reads papers, lobbies, and works late, often taking bids home to study. He reads the Bible daily to set an example for his children Pat Mike and Molly.
Reporters questioned women in twelve Southern states about CARDUS. Of 1279 users surveyed, 1206 reported benefitting. The product is claimed to boost resistance by improving appetite and digestion and to ease misery from functional dysmenorrhea due to malnutrition. The ad urges trying CARDUS.
Brockton doctors bring Elizabeth Shaw a newspaper clipping about a New Jersey girl who lost both legs but mastered artificial limbs and learned to dance. The 17 year old from Middleboro, after a bicycle automobile collision, vows to be brave following the doctors’ pep talk.
A quoted exchange contrasts Uncle Sam and a man named Sambo about resisting conscription. The draft debate centers on the idea that the government can compel military service, possibly forcing conscripts into battle where personal judgment meets wartime danger.
Washington report shows the Federal Social Security System has paid out 844,649,116 in just over three years while collecting 1,483,813,860 in taxes. Most funds are in bonds for a future old age benefit reserve, with 665,358,118 spent as grants to states for the aged, dependent children and blind.
Hollywood gossip notes Maximilian Brodie, famous for the glistening sconce, mocks the idea that bald men are unlucky in romance. He cites his own three marriages and three divorces to claim baldness poses no barrier to attracting partners.
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