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Newspaper
Whitewright Sun
Location
Whitewright, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jun 21, 1951
Page
2
Local brief lists visitors and travels from Bonham area residents. Many households hosted relatives from Dallas Wichita Falls Whitewright Sherman and other towns. A birth is noted for Aubrey Everett McMurry. Williams family moves to Abilene after Bonham visit.
A warning notes calves and cattle lick fresh paint and leftover paint from containers cause fatal lead poisoning. It urges keeping animals away from lead paint as the sole preventive measure. The item also mentions Rev. W. B. Hogg of El Paso, Texas memorizing the Bible.
An educational piece compares viruses to unseen agents and stresses bedrest for viral illnesses. It explains chickenpox spread, itching danger, and cautions against scratching. It covers pinkeye and trachoma as contagious eye diseases and ends with a physician anecdote about treating a wealthy patient’s son.
Publication commanded to notify all interested in the estate of James Finnis Palmer, a minor, that guardian Walter C. Green filed a final account on June 13, 1951 in Grayson County Court. Hearing set for July 2, 1951 at 10 a.m. in Sherman to approve or contest the settlement. Deputy clerk details and seal included.
New York scientists claim redheads differ by higher brimstone content in hair. Flaming redheads may reach eight percent sulphur while darker hair may be around four percent. Average head has 130000 hairs. coarse hair fewer and very fine hair more. Hair fibers can support several ounces despite delicate appearance.
A 32 year old German soldier at Akademia Hospital in Gdynia survived six years entombed in a Nazi supply depot after retreating troops dynamited the entrance in 1945. He and one other survivor were freed by Polish workers. two companions died by their own actions and two others died of unknown causes. He described air entering through an undamaged vent and candles running out two years ago while the men lived in darkness and washed in Rhine wine.
Salzburg reporters urged saving a pear tree they believe signals the end of the world. Army engineers ruled the tree lies outside the cantonment area and will not be cut down.
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