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Newspaper
Whitewright Sun
Location
Whitewright, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jun 20, 1919
Page
6
The Allied Medical Association of America adopted a resolution at its New York convention endorsing properly brewed lager beer as essential in certain treatments and supporting beer with not more than 2 3 percent alcohol. Light wine, if pure, was deemed beneficial in certain medical cases.
Several residents attend a ball game between Blue Ridge and Gunter with praise for singing. Pilot Grove plans to attend the convention on the 28th and 29th with songs. The Baptist church will be dedicated next Sunday and a protracted meeting begins. Local visits include Mr. and Mrs. Henry留 Royse City and Donna visitors.
F. M. Echols arrived in Austin for a visit on Monday, staying briefly in the city to meet local contacts and discuss upcoming engagements.
The morning discourse at Central Christian Church centers on The Baptism and the Gift of the Holy Spirit the third sermon in the Acts of the Apostles series. A church business meeting will follow and full membership attendance is requested. Evening service adjourns. A BE Masor, Pastor.
Mr H L Webster, postmaster, urges all city residents to exchange Liberty Loan interest coupons due on the 13th for War Savings and Thrift Stamps. He says the move fosters saving and investing habits and he will be at the post office to assist patrons.
If you are hungry go to Pierce and Son's for good things to eat and the best of service in town.
A patent has been issued for an electrically illuminated key hole device designed to aid inserting a key in low light. The invention integrates a small light source into the keyhole area to improve visibility and accuracy during use.
Rubby-Tism is promoted as a powerful pain killer. The advertisement claims rapid relief from rheumatic pain, neuralgia, and sprains, touting its effectiveness for various aches and soreness.
Two arrests have been made in Denison in the death of Mrs. Annie L. Ure three miles west of the city. Dr. Meadows of Sherman and Andy Fitzgerald are charged with murder after an autopsy and secrecy surrounding her illness. The investigation began Friday night and included sending a stomach sample to Dallas for analysis.
Deputies Bartee and Poff took Fitzgerald into custody Sunday morning and Sheriff Craig arrived to handle the prisoner Sunday afternoon. Neighbors in the Fitzgerald area express strong feeling over the incident. The body of Mrs. Ure was buried yesterday morning at the West Crawford Street cemetery.
Elder W A Wrye of Dallas will preach Sunday morning and evening at the First Christian Church. An invitation is extended to all to hear him on this occasion. Sun advertisement notes the paper seeks to fill a want ad.
An advertisement urges massaging affected muscles and joints with Chamberlain's oiniment to ease stiffness ache and soreness and restore rest and sleep. The note frames the product as relief for rheumatic pains and mobility.
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