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Newspaper
Whitewright Sun
Location
Whitewright, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jun 06, 1919
Page
9
Carrizo Springs Texas June 3. W A Fontaine formerly Justice of the Peace for Crystal City district grew 318 crates of onions on three 50 by 150 foot lots and sold them for seven hundred dollars. After expenses of growing and marketing 100 dollars remained net profit six hundred dollars.
Notice states Sunday hours close at 9 a m reopen 6 p m for storage only no sales and urges fuel before 9 a m. Miss Mary Cavileer of Austin visits Miss Nadine Holcomb. War Savings Stamps campaign urged with a playful warning about a frog.
The letter from Thomas A Breslin of Albany New York recounts surviving a torpedoed voyage from England and credits Foley's Honey and Tar with curing his lingering cough. The ad promotes the product as stopping lingering colds and states it is sold everywhere.
A humorous Ohio State Journal remark notes how a husband ruins social charm by loudly calling the laundress the washerwoman, spoiling a woman’s budding invitations. The quip reflects social etiquette of plain speech in public.
A witty home remedy ad urges readers to cut the notice and use it to ensure Chamberlain's Tablets are purchased for constipation and indigestion. It emphasizes the safe approach of bringing the cutout to avoid wrong item choices.
An Indiana newspaper describes a wean with tears coursing down her brow, a striking line that echoes a trapeze performer’s dramatic moment. The report uses vivid, theatrical imagery to capture a poignant scene.
A man once paid $24 for Manhattan Island. The note urges readers to Buy War Savings Stamps and be prepared.
Notice is hereby given that an election will be held in Canaan school district No. 47 on Saturday June 7 to vote a special tax of 20 cents on the 100 to build and maintain a school building for said district. J E Everheart G W Hansard J D McMillin Trustees
Isabel an independent minded cow defies herd life and escapes to the sunny world. Evelyn the city cousin confronts a frightening encounter as Isabel intrudes, steals greens and apples, and Howard R. intervenes to rescue Evelyn.
Mrs. Warren Dyer of Arkport New York reports using Foley Kidney Pills for weak kidneys and back pain and says they gave relief and made her feel younger and stronger. A Paris church tolling scene notes a 22 ton bell rung by electricity with one choir boy replacing five workers.
A series of thrift and savings slogans promotes prudent money habits. It emphasizes that saving builds wealth, supports government bonds, and that buying War Savings Stamps is good citizenship and a quick path to opportunity. The text advocates wise spending and safe investing through War Savings Stamps.
A quotation emphasizes that life resembles a grand orchestra and warns against forcing children to perform the instrument chosen by adults rather than choosing for them. It frames individual choice and harmony over rigid control.
The new owner of Charley McLean’s dray line announces acquisition of three wagons and teams. He thanks patrons for past support and pledges prompt reliable service, inviting customers to call for drag needs anytime.
The notice warns against fraudulent aspirin tablets sold by a Brooklyn manufacturer that were mainly talcum powder. It urges buyers to seek true Bayer Tablets of Aspirin in the original Bayer package with proper directions and dosage, noting Bayer aspirin is the trademark of Bayer Manufacture.
Grover Stuteville reports visiting Clifford Thompson’s grave among twelve thousand servicemen in the Meuse valley. Names are on iron crosses and the cemeteries are well kept as America’s largest in France. Harry Potts faces murder charges in Sherman court after the Sunday Preston Head shooting of Herb Jackson. 666 is advertised as a cure for constipation and related ailments.
The coming cloud may deter many, but War Savings Stamps offer a secure path to support the nation. Buyers gain steady growth potential and a practical way to contribute without risking capital.
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