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Newspaper
Whitewright Sun
Location
Whitewright, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jun 23, 1927
Page
10
The bride's brain was borne by two tiny pages. Midway Iowa paper hints at hidden qualities in editors as town life and small details collide in a parable like notice.
Classified note from Chicago Daily Journal seeking photographers to shoot babies at fifty dollars per week with Edgewater contact. Also an Amarillo paper ad seeking a housekeeper for Hotel Palo Duro aged 30 to 40, must be single with no children.
Miss Helen of Montgomery sang two songs in a ceremony then was taken to Parker Cemetery for interment in a Pennsylvania newspaper report.
A stray remark from the Milwaukee Sentinel notes a prejudiced comment about a chauffer and a traveling salesman. The Starville Bugle reports a church service followed by an improper reception at the parsonage.
Commerce Department statistics for 1926 cover 28 states. The area reported 1,597,903 births and 961,752 deaths with birth rate 20.1 and death rate 12.1 per 1,000. Florida had the highest birth and death rates. Montana the lowest for both.
The Brooklyn Chronicle notes the Royal Café is once more serving oysters after a hiatus. Readers are reminded the popular seafood item is back on the menu and available to hungry patrons.
Help wanted advertising seeks an experienced furniture man to manage sales staff and drive customer turnover at The Furniture Mart.
An eastern editor cites a man with two wives causing trouble Out west. A western editor says many marry one wife and face issues. A northern editor notes trouble from mere promises to marry A southern editor recalls a friend harmed by being seen with another man's wife Levy Dill remarks.
Catalog note states 75 sheets of typewriter paper priced at 25 cents, available at The Sun office consistently.
The piece notes Clinton as the most common town name in the United States with 30 instances, followed by Chester Florence Washington at 28, and Clayton Madison Marian and Troy at 27. It adds historical context about George Clinton as New York governor and U S vice president, and his nephew Dewitt Clinton.
More than half a million tractors are aiding farm work on American farms, increasing efficiency and productivity across rural regions. Equipment supports planting, cultivation, and harvest, transforming agricultural practices nationwide.
Farm owner near Whitewright sought to sell Rawleigh products in Fannin County. Must own a car or wagon team and furnish a surety agreement and devote full time. Write The W. T. Rawleigh Company Memphis Tennessee RTS 4.
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