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Newspaper
Whitewright Sun
Location
Whitewright, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jul 17, 1958
Page
6
Weimar community notes list residents and visitors from Bowie Desoto San Antonio Midlothian Garlands Howe Sherman Dallas Vernon Fort Worth CorsiCan a Durant Okla and River Edge N J. Families and individuals are recorded visiting relatives or returning home including Mrs O A Huseman Joe Morgan Richard Cook and several couples and children across several states.
Publication notice in Grayson County Texas for the estate of W D Flewellen deceased. C T Flewellen as administrator invites interested parties to appear July 25 1968 at the Grayson County Courthouse Sherman Texas to contest the final account and discharge request. The notice is issued July 14 1968 by Clerk J C Buchanan and Deputy Connell Rogers.
The Austin American Statesman profiles Bill Blakley born in a covered wagon and describes him as a top hand cow boy banker clerk accountant and lawyer. It endorses Blakley for United States Senate on July 26 as a capable candidate whose goal is to serve all of Texas.
New York reports snuff faces social hush in homes as spittoons disappear yet sales hold firm. About 4 million Americans used 36 million pounds last year with 60 brands, led by Copenhagen, Society and Honey Dew. Dry snuff attracts more women in the South. moist snuff, men in the North.
A humorous exchange recalls a dream where a violin solo at Carnegie Hall goes wrong as a string breaks, but the musician wears pajamas. The joke hinges on the image of embarrassment over a pajama clad performance.
Reported incidents show hazards linked to TV watching as objects crash through walls or cause fires. An Ardmore couple watched as a car plowed through their room without touching the set, while a Guelph man ignored a televised fire warning as a blaze erupted in his kitchen.
A San Bernardino woman fired a pistol at her husband after a Saturday show caused him to cuss at her. The husband died 50 feet from the house next morning from a bullet wound. In Vermont a man killed by carbon monoxide while listening to a car radio in the garage. An Oakland elderly woman lay ill for 42 hours in front of a television before aid arrived.
A note on predicting weather from distant signs and reflections on conversations about daily life. The passage uses a conversational model to illustrate forecasting through subtle cues and personal exchanges, highlighting how people infer outcomes from small signals.
A reader quotes Geo. M. Dodson discussing a book sale dispute. The seller and buyer contemplate keeping a set on deposit as of today urging a decision by the other party.
An English girl tells a close friend she loves a peer of the realm who shows no interest. The friend bluntly says the girl has missed her chance and should stop pursuing him, urging her to move on rather than linger.
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