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Newspaper
Whitewright Sun
Location
Whitewright, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jun 16, 1932
Page
6
A nostalgic East Texas column argues for youth while critiquing modern licenses taxes and credit. It muses on aging leaders, rising costs, and the need for common sense and regional pride in economic recovery.
An old advertised patent medicine claims Dr Caldwell's syrup pepsin keeps the body youthful through a liver and bowels that stay active. It urges daily use to prevent bilious headaches and constipation and suggests giving it to children as a gentler laxative option.
The article states bathrooms are the riskiest room in a home due to slippery tubs, wet bodies near gas or electrical connections, steam or scalding water, and poor ventilation. Falls entering or exiting baths add to the fatalities and injuries.
A concise reflection notes that skepticism arises when a person loses belief in their own abilities. It frames doubt as an internal crisis affecting confidence and judgment.
Local items recall Hogwallow residents with thriftless humor. Columbus Allsop watches for a debtor on his porch, while Sim Flinders wears large specs when big events loom. Fit Smith returns in familiar clothes after years away.
The American pronghorn antelope is found nowhere else in the world but on the North American continent.
A thoughtful note on hobbies stating they may become vocation but mostly add a side-interest and passion to life. It argues the specific hobby matters less than the zeal it inspires and notes the abundance of hobbies available.
In 1931 civil aircraft logged 141,729,107 miles within the United States marking a record year for domestic air travel. The milestone highlights growing adoption of air service and expanding routes across states.
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