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Newspaper
Whitewright Sun
Location
Whitewright, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jul 14, 1927
Page
4
A whimsical tale features the Moon arguing that pale or rosy color signals health. He jokes about doctors up in the sky and scolds would be moon-touching visitors, while a girl and her brother visit a hill to see if the Moon can be touched. The Moon smiles and warns observers to keep their distance, ending with a copyright note.
The article surveys two opposing beliefs about diamonds. It notes medieval and later poisons using diamond dust and instances of real poison attempts. It also explains a retained use extern ally as a fever remedy and the ice like nature behind both its cure and poison reputations.
Smith asks about his son's music progress and notes he plays like a professional piano tuner, highlighting early skill and refinement.
A shore essay by Viola Brothers Shore discusses women's figures, aging, and emotional habits with pointed social humor. It contrasts hypocrisy and martyr complex while linking flower buying to relationship influence and moral quick judgments.
Public relations piece warns investors about high pressure promoters using endless chain plans that trap savers. It details a vending machine lease scam and a silk hose scheme that collapses, leaving many victims with losses and commissions over a million dollars.
A pemmican cake from Sir John Franklin's 1845 Attic expedition relics sits in Ottawa's museum and remains edible. A United States Public Health Service survey reports colds cost 1.4 workdays yearly for men and 2.1 for women.
The Sun advertises printing services and supplies for home use and related items, inviting customers to meet their printing needs directly at home.
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