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Newspaper

Whitewright Sun

Location

Whitewright, Texas, United States of America

Date

Jun 07, 1934

Page

6

Texas cream grading program shows progress and plans

J. W. Ridgway announces the Texas cream grading program under the State Department of Agriculture is gaining momentum. Meetings across the state educate cream buyers and producers on grades, premiums for No. 1 cream, and methods to boost Texas butter quality and income.

J. W. Ridgway Texas Cream Grading Committee Texas State Department of Agriculture Texas State Department of Agriculture United States Texas A. & M. College Texas Technological College Department of Agriculture At Austin

Roosevelt Urges Coconut Oil Tax Reconsideration

President Roosevelt asked Congress to reconsider the Philippine coconut oil tax, arguing it violated the independence offer to the Philippines and called for further study. The tax of 3 cents per pound was included in the revenue bill passed weeks earlier.

Washington Roosevelt Congress Philippines

No Garden This Year Neighbors to Plant While Chickens Stay

A lighthearted exchange notes one person will not garden this season, saying they will keep chickens instead while their neighbors handle the planting duties. The joke plays on turn taking and community roles.

Go Easy Warning as Brakes Fail on Steep Hill Ride

Report quotes a rider insisting the hill is unsafe and brakes aren’t working. Other voices urge calm despite the terrifying moment as the danger is acknowledged and relief arrives.

Neighbors poem by Anne Campbell emphasizes daily ties

A verse celebrating everyday social ties as the source of happiness. The speaker finds that life’s comforts pale beside friendly greetings, small talk, and the sense of community from neighbors. The poem asserts that happiness comes from thinking kindly of a world full of familiar people.

Intelligence tests deemed useless for guidance and direction

The Social Studies Commission of the American Historical Association concludes intelligence tests used for vocational guidance are of little use. They attack the focus on trick-minded abilities as misleading and valueless, noting psychology remains opinion science and IQ victims often fall prey to underlings and assistants.

Social Studies Commission The American Historical Association

Perplexed Memory Confesses Amnesia in Farmer Dialogue

Farmer Corn tessel muses about amnesia and wonders if he has forgotten his previous identity. He recalls a past life of a market for crops and a lack of visitors seeking work, hinting at memory gaps.

Corn Tessel

Cockroach in Spinach Triggers $5000 Damage Suit

Miss Maxine Reynolds sues a downtown cafeteria in Seventeenth District Court alleging a cockroach in her spinach caused illness and three weeks in hospital. She seeks $5000 damages plus $112.50 for wages and medical costs.

Maxine Reynolds Seventeenth District Court Miss Reynolds Fort Worth

Woman credits Kruschen Salts for weight loss and BP relief

Mrs W Eckoff of Saginaw Michigan says she used Kruschen Salts for about nine months lost 41 pounds from 255 to 214 and her high blood pressure dropped from 290. She claims the product also keeps bowels regular and says a month’s trial improves wellbeing and cooling in hot weather.

W. Eckoff Saginaw Mich Kruschen Kirkpatrick Pharmacy

Monthly Pains Relieved by CARDUS Says Women

Women taking Cardus report relief from severe monthly pains and renewed strength after sustained use. Mrs. Rey Chandler of Musseta Alabama credits Cardus with curing a weak run-down condition and bad side and back pains. Thousands of women testify Cardus helps, or consult a physician if no benefit.

Cardus

Van Zandt Speaks at Kentuckytown Meeting

Hon Olan R Van Zandt Texas state legislator from Grayson County spoke on Government and Citizenship at a Kentuckytown community gathering Friday evening. He contrasted postwar government forms with those of Germany and Italy, praising the U S system. A music segment followed with solos by Lottie Nelson Floyd Harris and others. a Negro Baptist Church choir from Whitewright performed. A business session elected Miles Chumbley president and Ouida Nell Harris secretary as Kentuckytown programs continue locally.

Olan R. van Zandt Texas Grayson County Kentuckytown van Zandt Germany Italy Lottie Nelson Frances Teague Floyd Harris Relda Chumbley Mary Phillips Whitewright Negro Baptist Church Miles Chumbley Ouida Nell Harris

Hamer and Sterling Urged to Pursue Dillinger

Senator Tom Connally urged Joseph B. Keenan to dispatch Frank Hamer Bill Sterling and other Texas peace officers after Dillinger. The record highlights Hamer and Sterling as veteran Texas Rangers, noting Hamer’s role in the Barrow and Parker killings alongside Texas and Louisiana officers.

Washington, D. C Frank Hamer Bill Sterling Texas Rangers Texas Dillinger Joseph B. Keenan Tom Connally Hamer Sterling Ranger Louisiana Clyde Barrow Bonnie Parker

Laundering Pongee Warnings for Proper Care

The article warns that pongee should be washed and thoroughly dried before ironing. Ironing damp pongee may darken the fabric and make it stiff like it has been starched, rather than keeping it smooth and silky.

Home Laundry Hints for Delicate Fabrics and Stain Removal

When black cloth shines rub spots with raw potato slices. Tiny items like laces and handkerchiefs last longer if washed in a bag. They are rarely dirty and should not be scrubbed hard. To fade scorch marks lay a thick paste of starch over the area.

Household Tips and Simple Food Fixes From Old Text

Practical advice on starching linen to prevent ink smearing and marking, enriching vegetable soup with an apple, cleaning wringer rolls with paraffin, and grating soft cheese by pressing through a potato ricer. These are concise, task oriented hints with no decorative language.

Earliest maps centric view shapes circular world maps

Early cartographers framed the globe from a self centered perspective, making circular maps that place the mapmaker at the center. This reflects how each artist imagined the world revolving around personal viewpoint and status.

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