WE'RE COMING BACK STRONG
The Whitewright Sun highlights civic pride with yards and shade trees while praising street projects, fire safety, and water improvements. It cites fire loss contrasts between Denison and Sherman, and applauds Congress for reallocating grain to the Red Cross, urging cautious hope for post crisis growth.
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Let Go Philosophy Promoted By Medical Talk
A Medical Talk piece extols letting go as a practical truth for health. It urges dropping daily irritations and grudges and not nursing petty hurts, insisting many annoyances are not worth lingering over.
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Learn to Let Go for Health and Peace of Mind
A motivational script urges readers to release hatred envy and sorrow to improve physical and mental health. It promotes abandoning regrets and petty ailments, focusing on health and a positive outlook to find life more beautiful and free in body and mind.
Beware of Gypsies
A Coleman Democrat-Voice report warns of roaming Gypsy bands visiting towns to fleece residents. It cites San Saba losses of about $1,000 from a bank and a Coleman filling station theft of $20, noting travelers now use luxury cars like a Lincoln.
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Faith That Moves Mountains Noah and Moses Teach
The sermon emphasizes living faith as action led by trust in God. Noah builds the ark and is saved. many ignore warning and perish. Moses forfeits Egyptian pleasures to serve God, a wise choice praised as enduring reward. Through biblical examples, the preacher urges a working faith guiding believers toward heaven. Sun office advertises typewriter supplies.
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Abel
Enoch
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Gideon
Barak
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Editorial snatches and sharp quips from papers
A collage of editorial quotes and joke lines from various papers. Satirical observations on society politics and gender roles mingle with international remarks and urban humor. The pieces reflect mid century editorial voice and cross publication wit.
Platform Flaws Painted as Knot Holes and Bung Holes
The Ohio State Journal notes the challenge for those drafting political platforms to present flaws in their wood as knot holes to supporters and bung holes to opponents, shaping public perception.
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Ohio State Journal
War on High Taxes Campaign Rally Ad
A local campaign urges a long battle for tax relief with a plan to elect officials friendly to taxpayer relief. It outlines proposed laws on salary limits abolishing the fee system and creating income tax and equalization. A county rally at Sherman March 5 invites public debate at the new courthouse.
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Kingdom Come
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New Tabernacle of Justice
H. A. Ivy
Little Rock Honor Roll List for February
The Little Rock school southwest of Whitewright releases its February honor roll. Names include D. W. Garland Grady Reynolds J. J. Sloan Illa Mae Gough Marie Murphy Margaret Reynolds and Bonnie Reynolds.
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Time and Tide Win as England Sets Tariff Bar
Britain enacts a 10 percent general import levy effective at midnight to unite the empire economically. Lords Sankey Stanhope and Baryngton sign the bill as storms delay ships bound for British ports. Fifty ships fail to reach port amid gales, with American goods heavily affected. American imports in 1931 totaled 104,171,028 pounds, about one sixth on the free list.
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Milk Prices Cut Low at Beaumont
Milk sold at wholesale 4 cents a quart in Beaumont. A producers group took over a dairy plant and planned consumer sales at 5 cents a quart at the plant or 7 cents delivered. A large concern cut prices to meet competition announcing 6 cents delivered as the new low.
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Steam boilers reach 1200 psi capacity now produced
Want ads promise results as steam boilers with a capacity of 1200 pounds per square inch go into production, signaling industrial growth and new equipment availability.
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