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Newspaper
Whitewright Sun
Location
Whitewright, Texas, United States of America
Date
Mar 03, 1955
Page
2
A Texan writes from Uvalde reflecting on family history since 1849, critique of F D R era policies, and concern over a bill restricting independent voters. The letter laments modern political trends, notes grandchildren serving in the military, and condemns spendthrift government rhetoric and actions.
A directory lists churches and leaders including First Presbyterian Assembly of God First Baptist First Methodist Central Christian Cross Roads Presbyterian Bethel Baptist Pilot Grove Church of Christ with service times and roles such as pastors, Sunday Schools, and evening services.
A Fort Mill Times editorial recalls readers misidentifying the newspaper office as a doctor's, tax forms desk, pool hall, and even a beauty parlor. The piece highlights widespread customer confusion and includes a sales exchange about shoes and a discount.
University of Michigan medical school examined 500 executives at University Hospital. Forty-one percent were sick and unaware. 25 percent needed immediate treatment. Most had stomach or cardiovascular issues. some had cancer, tuberculosis, diabetes, gall stones, or peptic ulcers. A yearly rise in new disease appeared in 13 to 20 percent. Eggs offer high quality protein similar to meat and milk.
A stray dog in Dallas lives alone in a vacant lot near a busy street. Residents feed him with horse meat, and Will Caruth built a dog-house for him. When the house was stolen, Caruth had his workers build another, saying he will keep providing a place to sleep as long as people feed him.
A dramatic line exchanges between a new arrival and a resident as the arrival asserts ownership. The resident replies that the property was given by his wife before he arrived, implying dispute over possession. The exchange carries a confrontational tone and hints at tensions surrounding entitlement.
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