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Newspaper
Whitewright Sun
Location
Whitewright, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jul 29, 1921
Page
6
Healthgrams quotes emphasize that community responsibility for preventable diseases is essential. It argues cleaning filth curbs flies and malaria, compares health to education, and calls the statesman to prioritize public health as a foundation for national well being.
A historical reflection asserts every honest effort in fighting disease, no matter how small, contributes to easing human suffering. It imagines asking fallen medical workers if their sacrifices were worthwhile, and believes they would answer in the affirmative for a share in alleviating pain.
The Red River County grand jury reports a rising vice among rural youths. It stresses parental teaching and supervision over schools and police, blaming lax home conditions for girls' downfalls and urging mothers to guide daughters as in old-fashioned times.
The passage argues that a father's vigilant oversight of his daughter's associates, pastimes, and movements will prevent many wrecks of young lives. It emphasizes ongoing supervision of earnings, expenditures, and social interactions as a means to avert harm attributed to the victims.
El Paso, Texas, July 22. Francisco Chee Yock, 38, a Chinese immigrant, built a fortune of one million dollars in eighteen years in Mexico City. He traveled back to China with nineteen other Chinamen from Mexico, all under bond, heading to San Francisco. He credited thrift, hard work, and good health for his wealth.
The piece outlines colonial blue laws from Connecticut tied to Rev Samuel Peters, noting some rules appear burlesque. It references restrictions on Sundays for clergy travel, women kissing children on holy days, Sabbath labor prohibitions, fashion taxed by estate, and limits on marriage by gospel ministers. It also mentions Jefferson’s Virginia church establishment and hints at anti establishment motives.
A Waco Times-Herald excerpt reflects on political liberty as the unit of society, arguing church state functions must remain separate. It contrasts heart versus club transactions, notes blue laws fading, and suggests Roger Williams could preach in Boston without persecution. The piece dates to 192? and comments on historical oppression by hierarchies and majorities.
Advertisement promotes LAX FOS with PEPSIN a syrup laxative for habitual constipation. It claims prompt relief with regular 14 to 21 day use to induce regular action and regulate bowel movements. Pleasant to take and sold at 60 cents per bottle.
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