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Newspaper
Whitewright Sun
Location
Whitewright, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jul 27, 1922
Page
6
Washington reports 1920 census figures showing Texas with 2,277,773 farm residents, 48.8 percent of the state’s population. Rural areas include small towns, hamlets, mining regions and farm-related sites. 71.9 percent of Texans are rural residents, with 12,039 on farm plots inside larger cities.
An advertisement touts Pierce's Cafe as offering the best drinks and the freshest cigars, inviting patrons to visit for quality products.
C. L. Woodward Chief Fire Department Austin Texas outlines main fire causes and practical, low cost prevention tips. He stresses public cooperation with fire services, proper electrical safety, iron and heating care, safe ash disposal, flue maintenance, junk accumulation, safe matches storage, gasoline handling, and keeping clear access for fire crews.
A vintage medicine label promises quick relief from cold symptoms using LAXATIVE BROMO QUININE tablets. It notes the remedy treats headaches and colds and carries ROVE’S signature on each box.
In a brief exchange Ned faces a foretold dark future from a fortune teller. Percy quips that he already knows, noting Ned’s engagement to a brunette. The joke pivots on fate and a lighthearted insinuation about appearances.
A senator from Ohio compares Shipping Board authority over ships to slavery and liquor, arguing constitutional consistency demands an end to liquor sales by ships. The piece predicts the vessels will go dry, barring a constitutional amendment repeal and public pressure to restore wet status.
A Dallas Journal reflection argues that selling liquor to alcoholics undermines constitutional spirit. The piece criticizes legalization of beers and light wines by simple enactment as futile and against the American way of doing things.
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