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Newspaper
Whitewright Sun
Location
Whitewright, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jun 04, 1925
Page
3
C. W. Bryant Jr of Dallas visits family here over Sunday. Dozens of local residents travel to nearby towns for visits and shopping. Community notices highlight shoe and tire repair at Morehead's Filling Station and casual dining at Pierce's Cafe. Families, relatives, and students visit across Denison Denton Sherman and Ada Oklahoma, with several returning from Dallas Fort Worth and New York.
A cough remedy Hayes Healing Honey combines with Grove s Open-Trate Salve for Chest Cold and Croup relief. The salve is rubbed on the chest and throat to ease symptoms while the honey soothes the throat. The two remedies are sold together for 35 cents in one carton.
Many drivers prefer Pierce Oil Association gasoline for its claimed kick and lower carbon output, a product sold at Morehead's Filling Station.
Mr and Mrs Earl Bradley of Muskogee arrived Friday to make Whitewright their home. Pierce’s Cafe advertises a 50 cent meal at dinner and supper, a price travelers call worth a dollar in Dallas. Miss Emma Davidson, who taught in Denison schools last term, returned home Friday for the summer as the schools closed.
Mr and Mrs A K McKinsey of Commerce visited relatives in the area and headed to Oklahoma City for schooling. Miss Gae Hollingsworth stayed in Sherman with Miss Lillian Neathery, a Carr Burdette College graduate.
Why spend Sunday in a hot kitchen cooking and washing dishes. Make Sunday a day of rest like the men do and visit Pierce's Cafe for your meal.
An ad touts Laxa tive Brom Quin ine as superior to ordinary Quinine noting tonic and laxative effects with no nervousness or head tingling. It urges remembering the full product name and to look for E. W. Grove signature. Price 30c.
Mrs C H Craig and Mrs Genevieve Taylor spent Saturday and Sunday in Dallas. Mr and Mrs Ernest Lilley and Miss Monta Badgett spent Sunday in Whitesboro. Magazines fountain drinks cigars cigarettes candies novelties and lots of good things to eat Pierce's Cafe keeps Whitewright money at home.
A lawn care notice urges frequent use of a sharp mower and promotes a specially built sharpening machine that makes blades even and like new. The ad warns against using a dull mower.
A Southern Lumberman note recalls a New York reporter jailed for leaving his parked car for three hours while interviewing Mr. Dawes. It suggests future interviews with Mr. Coolidge. The piece wryly comments on optimism about world sanity.
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