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Newspaper
Whitewright Sun
Location
Whitewright, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jun 08, 1917
Page
5
Train timetable fragment lists Cotton Belt routes with eastbound and westbound departure times. Mentions connections and times like 11:40 a m and 5:20 p m with references to schedules and directions.
If you succeed you credit enterprise and judgment, but failure leads you to blame lack of pull. The quote reflects attitudes toward career progress and networking in the railway industry.
A Brooklyn author argues the horse bravely serves mankind from battlefields to daily labor. Helaments harsh treatment by youths who drive grocery wagons with cruel, sharp pulls on the horse’s back and lines.
An advertisement claims freezone, a Cincinnati discovered compound, loosens and lifts corns and calluses with no pain. Apply a few drops to tender spots. soreness disappears and the corn loosens, allowing removal by fingers. If unavailable, ask your druggist to order it.
The article condemns abuse by youths striking a horse with a whip and criticizes a groceryman who ignores the harm to his animal. It urges readers to apply the golden rule, imagining themselves as the horse to resolve justice and mercy toward animals.
An old style advertisement urges keeping Dr King s New Discovery on hand to treat colds after baths or exercise. It promotes early treatment to stop inflammation and coughing and offers the product at 50 cents or one dollar at the druggist.
Light moved in a military fashion as two figures sank into the earth and emerged again. They marched sideways showing limbs to onlookers before all vanished and a large star appeared where they stood. Mr Willis cannot explain the events which he says all witnesses saw clearly. The News editor offers no explanation and invites reader theories.
An old column extols lemon juice mixed with orchard white to create a cheap freckle remover and complexion lotion. It instructs mixing two lemons with three ounces of orchard white, applying daily to face neck arms and hands, claiming freckles fade and skin becomes clearer and whiter, with assurances of harmlessness.
The French people funded their government after the 1870 Franco Prussian War by lending 1 billion francs. Their patriotism transformed misfortune into prosperity as bonds rose in value and French credit rose globally. The piece argues Americans should similarly support their government by investing in U.S. bonds.
After supper on the Willis farm near Dr. G. W. Newman’s property, Mr. Rk. L. Willis and his relatives witnessed three shafts of light or fire near the woods toward John McCallum’s place. The sighted figures remained unidentified as the family joined the scene outside.
An 1890s style advert touts calomel as a dangerous liver remedy and promotes Dodson’s Liver Tone as a harmless vegetable substitute. The copy warns of salivation from calomel, promises quicker relief, and claims the product is safe for children.
Advertises a cold remedy claimed to stop cough and headache in one day. Promoted as effective with a money back guarantee by Druggist E. W. Grove on each box, priced at 25 cents.
Drugstore advertisement promises cure for itching bleeding and protruding piles in 6 to 14 days with first application bringing ease. Offers money back refund if PAZO Ointment fails to cure. Contains claim of relief and quick results.
Mrs Cumrox asks who wrote it after a reply to an inquiry about reading Tennyson.
A humorous exchange contrasts a boy’s dreamy look with a blunt punchline about his snoring, turning a poetic compliment into a lighthearted jest. The brief dialogue captures playful family banter and character contrast.
In a brief dialogue cited by the Birmingham Age-Herald, Jere Jones recalls his catboat caught in a sea pass while Mr. Twobble reveals a chastened mood after investing in Gadsby ventures. The exchange hints at caution in nautical and financial ventures.
A lighthearted remark prompts a quip about hereditary traits as a baby indulges in high bowls, reflecting playful commentary on family likeness and behavior.
English doctor Joseph J H Holt describes 124 methods against cockroaches in the Lancet. He notes bromine and sulfur dioxide kill fastest but require sealed rooms and daily use for weeks. alternatives include creosote oils and a fluoride powder for dusting, with pungent odors from certain agents.
The New York Telegram warns that censorship is a real national peril. It fears legislative enactment could empower censors to impose their whims on the public, with drastic and bizarre possibilities including bans on tea, coffee, cigars, cookbooks, and even sermons.
The London Chronicle notes Lancet praise of tobacco for soldiers in the Franco-Prussian era. It says cigars or pipes helped weary troops endure fatigue with steadier nerve, and may offer mild anodyne effects for wounded men to ease daytime pain and aid sleep at night.
A light exchange highlights timing in ordering. The speaker asks how the motorcycle was secured so early, and the response references seizing the cycle-logical moment to request it.
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