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Newspaper
Whitewright Sun
Location
Whitewright, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jun 07, 1923
Page
7
A fisherman recalls finding a ten dollar bill on a lakeshore in Canada and returning it to the payroll clerk. The good deed leads to lifelong exchanges of goodwill as years pass, illustrating that doing the right thing pays in life’s trails.
The speaker notes their presence with "Happy" and recalls a ten dollar bill found on a rough board from "Out Yonder." The text hints that moral conduct shapes fate as scripture says "As a man soweth, so shall he reap."
The piece envisions future tombs of memory where corner stones yield not only coins and papers but living voices of great figures. It cites the National Opera of France storing phonograph records of today’s singers and film records of prominent persons to endure for millennia, bridging civilizations across wars and ages.
A reflective note from the Berkley Gazette questions the legacy of prosperity and enlightenment 5000 years hence. It ponders how decadent beings will interpret ancient records found among ruins.
Clab Hancock campaigns against chicken mites and reports three caught yesterday. Sidney Hocks wanders with loose fishing hooks while Sim Flinders endures a harsh winter and scarce food. Onlookers recount humorous incidents at the post office and Tickville roads as Yam Sims advances with a used car and Miss Hostetter Hocks recalls a past proposal.
A fragment notes that some buildings blend residential and business spaces, making it hard to tell at first glance which are homes and which are commercial venues. The observation highlights ambiguity in property use and zoning.
A Tin Peddler report from Tickville paints a rural scene at Sim Flinders residence. Sim's wife plants onions while a child chops fence paling for a wash kettle fire. Two dogs corner a pig, a hound treed a cat, and the baby teeters on the porch as onions, eggs, butter, and cookstove bustle fill the doorway home.
A comic exchange has Pa plotting to curb a scamp by showing him an article about eye hygiene from a science magazine. Ma questions the method while Pa asserts the tactic will stop the wink.
Druggists refund money if PAZO OINTMENT fails to cure itching bleeding or protruding piles. Destantly relieves itching piles and restores restful sleep after the first application. Price 60 cents.
Dialog from a period piece features Egbert and Bacon debating whether red ears indicate others discussing a man while a red nose signals the same rumor. The exchange highlights social talk and public chatter in a bygone era.
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