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Newspaper
Whitewright Sun
Location
Whitewright, Texas, United States of America
Date
Mar 09, 1922
Page
7
A narrator riffs on the film as a mirror of humanity, tracing Eve and Adam to modern life. He blends biblical myth, science, and social critique, calling man a mystery while praising resilience and the will to endure amid doubt.
Advertisement claims Grove's Tasteless Chill Tonic cures worm infestations in children by improving digestion and enriching blood. Promotes regular use for two to three weeks, stating Nature will dispel worms and restore health. Pleasant to take, 60 cents per bottle.
Albany Texas News questions human motive in wide ranging evils. The piece ponders why people lie steal rob and kill covet spouses and amass fortunes, blaming fools laws and personal transformation as decisive factors while urging patience for divine explanation.
An ad promotes Blue Star Remedy as a universal skin cure for lich and eczema, tetter, ringworm, poison oak, prickly heat, cracked hands, and old sores, including children. It guarantees satisfaction and is sold by Dyer & Jones.
An old advertisement touts LAXATIVE BROMO QUININE tablets to stop cough headache and relieve cold fast with E W Grove's signature on each box. Also promoting Sun office sale of typewriter ribbons paper blank envelopes and adding machine paper.
The blue or sulphur bottom whale is described as the largest animal alive and perhaps the largest living thing ever. It can reach ninety feet in length and over seventy five tons in weight. Its mouth can swallow a dozen men, its throat nine inches across, and it feeds mainly on tiny red crustaceans. Even after harpooning its strength remains immense.
A ship drags a large whale with engine at full speed as the creature powers through water. The whale, a so called whalebone species, yields flesh, oil, and bone, supporting voyage costs. It suckles young and defends offspring. the fin-back is a fast, blue whale relative. Also a note on vulcanizing tubes to prevent leaks. R. S. Morehead.
Typewriter paper from The Sun lists campaign notices for the Democratic primaries. For Congress Fourth District candidate Sam Rayburn of Fannin County and for Grayson County sheriff Floyd Everheart are named among the announcements.
A vivid dialogue depicts a colored recruit seeking meaning of a registration number on his badge. An old timer explains the number as a symbolic heavenly billet signaling fate, while the recruit dreams of escape to a distant address as a sign of future duty or peril.
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