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Newspaper
Whitewright Sun
Location
Whitewright, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jul 28, 1916
Page
4
The piece argues for harmony between public and private schools and urges local support for private schools as a civic and economic asset. It asserts taxes fund public schools for citizenship, notes private schools serve regions lacking strong public schools, and stresses that private institutions bring money to their towns while needing community goodwill.
J. M. Carlisle argues that a liberal community supports private schooling and that the local town should actively back a private school to attract outside patronage and potentially a branch of the State Agricultural and Mechanical College. He cites Denton as a precedent and stresses the need for community effort, funding, and strategic planning to position Whitewright for future state college branches.
The Modern Woodmen will meet in the future on the second and fourth Monday nights. J. F. Dixon, V.C., T. W. Gattis, clerk. 5-4t.
An article explains the link between kidney disease and heart or brain complications, noting uremic poisoning as a death cause. It promotes Dr. Pierce's Anuric remedy, claiming high potency against uric acid, with a 10 cent trial package and free water analysis from his Buffalo hotel. Availability listed at 50 cents from druggists.
Two hundred seventy seven votes were cast in the primary election. The article lists votes for congress district and county offices including Wiley Rayburn Randell Freeman Garnett Adamson Dayton Moore Dunway Reeves Van Zandt Farley Stamps Trimm Roberts Bowen McKinney House Stamps Hamilton Jenkins Hatfield etc with totals per candidate and results for submission measures and insurance law.
Promotes Sloan's Liniment as a versatile cure all for travel soreness toothache stiff neck backache bites stings and cramps. A vacationist testimonial urges packing a bottle to prevent regrets and ensure readiness for incidental injuries during trips or camping.
Old Standard tonic marketed to both adults and children. Claims to drive out malaria enrich the blood and build up the system as a true tonic. Appears as an advertising notice highlighting health benefits and broad use.
An advertisement asserts deafness cannot be cured by local applications and must be treated constitutionally. It explains ear inflammation from the Eustachian tube mucous lining, linking catarrh to deafness, and promises $100 for any catarrh case cured by its remedy. Circulation circulated by F. J. Chieney & Co of Toledo, Ohio. pills for constipation also advertised.
Canaan Everheart and Rev W W Alverson of Tecumseh preached at the Presbyterian church to large audiences Sunday. Election returns align closely with local plans. Karl Wallace and Miss Euline Wakefield hosted celebrations while Miss Mary Bell Savage visited relatives. Families including J D McMillin and C D Alverson gathered, W W Alverson and son Waldo David visited, and Mrs Hassler of Kentucky town was mentioned.
Mrs. Garie Ryan hosts a guest of her daughter while A. G. Meador and family visit Bells and J. D. Garner families. Prof. S. M. Owen of Porter entertains Geo. Garner and music class with a picnic. Mrs. J. R. Murphy of Little Rock community improves after illness. Lax-Fos advertised as a mild laxative and liver tonic. FOR SALE a Tyler Business College scholarship held by J. H. Waggoner.
Gainesville Georgia resident H T Strange credits Foley Kidney Pills with a full night’s sleep after a decade of waking. He reports relief from back pains headaches stomach troubles disturbed heart action and rheumatic knee and bladder issues after using the remedy.
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