Sim Flinders Seeks Wheelbarrow for Next Move
HOGWALLOW NEWS reports Sim Flinders wants to borrow a wheelbarrow to aid his upcoming move. The item appears among a string of small town vignettes that capture local quirks and happenings.
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Newspaper
Whitewright Sun
Location
Whitewright, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jul 23, 1920
Page
6
HOGWALLOW NEWS reports Sim Flinders wants to borrow a wheelbarrow to aid his upcoming move. The item appears among a string of small town vignettes that capture local quirks and happenings.
A traveling man asks about a recent near tornado and possible damage to barns. A phlegmatic farmer replies uncertainty about damage and about finding the culprits or debris. The exchange conveys a rural, cautious-local-tone incident reporting a storm event with minimal impact details.
A tiny bottle of Freezone costs little at any drug store and is advertised to remove corns and calluses painlessly. The copy promises instant relief and painless removal by applying a few drops, claiming it stops hurting and then lifts the corn or callus cleanly.
A Texas merchant advertises in local and mail order price wars, showing lower prices and catalog discrepancies. He places bargains in show windows with plain figures, explains crowding and service delays, and urges weekday visits to improve service. The piece quotes his sales strategy and notes his annual education effort. Pierce & Sons promote 50c dinners.
An affluent man laments his failing digestion and the link between stomach health and happiness. The ad touts Dr. Pierce's Golden Medical Discovery from the Invalids' Hotel institute in Buffalo, claiming it strengthens digestion, aids nutrient absorption, and feeds blood without stimulants.
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