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Newspaper
Whitewright Sun
Location
Whitewright, Texas, United States of America
Date
Mar 02, 1922
Page
8
A compact lesson on focus and single task commitment. It argues that steady, finished work yields progress while wavering between duties wastes time and dampens results. It cites a New York merchant who returns home calm and ready, proving discipline today ensures clarity and speed tomorrow.
A mother bids farewell to her son known as the Biggest Boy as he joins the fighting ranks. The poem expresses sorrow and pride as parents wish him courage to serve and uphold the land, hoping he will do his part as a man.
An agitator mocked a subordinate about weaponizing rhetoric. The young man replied he could beat him if he could borrow his jaw bone, highlighting the clash between intimidation and punchy persuasion.
By J E Russell director of the American Legion Band explains winter practice and plans for an entirely new summer program. He praises band members for their attentiveness and asks citizens to show appreciation with a clap after every selection. He notes the effort as free service and adds a light remark about ignorance being bliss.
Druggists refund money if PAZO OINTMENT fails to cure itching, blind, bleeding or protruding piles. Sooty relieves itching piles and helps restful sleep after first application. Price 60c.
A brief note urges greater support for the American Legion Band. It cites the need for better instruments many more cornet players and more practice. The writer invites former band members to rejoin and asks the community to back the band despite hard times.
In Okmulgee Oklahoma on February 27 the growing controversy over the Bank of Commerce grand jury dismissal intensified as Governor Robertson released a letter declining to accept Superior Court Judge H R Christopher’s resignation. The judge reportedly offered to resign after a mass meeting urged him to quit. no response from the judge was known, and he was believed to be in Chicago.
Governor Robertson defends Judge Christopher against a suggested report by a dismissed grand jury, warning against persecution and mob pressure. He would testify before a new grand jury in Judge Mark L. Bozarth’s court as it reopens probes into the bank affair.
An old advertisement touts LAXATIVE BROMO QUININE to relieve cough, head ache, and cold symptoms in one day. Each box bears E W GROVE'S signature. Price 30 cents.
Announcements under this heading pertain to the Democratic primaries dated July 22 1922 and outline campaign participation and eligibility for listed offices. The item notes official action and scheduling related to party processes.
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