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Newspaper
Whitewright Sun
Location
Whitewright, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jun 22, 1922
Page
6
The article urges public awareness of venereal diseases and their hidden, long lasting effects. It warns gonorrhea and syphilis can persist after apparent cures, spread within families, and cause serious illness or death from various organ damage. It cites high rates among prostitutes and stresses thorough, persistent treatment to break transmission.
A column reflects on optimism and pessimism with wry observations from Davenport Iowa to Maine woods. It contrasts a wary taxpayer view, a Boston couple seeking simple living, and a quip on Emerson's maxim about enthusiasm and self-trust.
Mrs W W M Peden of Navasota Texas recounts losing strength and nervous weariness then taking Cardui Home Treatment. She reports quick improvement in appetite rest and energy enabling housework and endorses Cardui as a tonic. All druggists sell it. J 78
A compact sermon on fiscal restraint and public reform argues against endless taxation, praises economy, and critiques modern politics. It riffs on Calvin, Patrick Henry, and historical figures, laments cussing, and foresees tariff fights and cheaper travel shaping American life.
Fort Worth Texas June 17 Clarence Ousley says he will receive support from Joseph Weldon Bailey and clarifies their long friendship. Ousley notes Bailey publicly endorsed him and that their views differ on policy while maintaining mutual respect and independence in their choices.
The principal of a girls school tells a proud parent that Doras brothers numbered eleven have visited to take her rowing on the river and she expects the tall blue-eyed one back tomorrow.
Two friends discuss a wedding invitation. One cannot attend. the other suggests the absence would be noticed, but warns presents would draw attention. A light quip on social expectations and gift etiquette.
The dialogue hints that first-nighters are a happy crowd and Ned notes they often get in on a free ticket. The exchange suggests ease of entry and shared enthusiasm among attendees.
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