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Newspaper
Whitewright Sun
Location
Whitewright, Texas, United States of America
Date
Mar 12, 1925
Page
3
Whitewright banks install gas releasing burglary protection inside vault doors with a three compartment canister. The system activates if tampering occurs at night, flooding the area to deter robbers, reducing burglary insurance premiums. Locally, readers are reminded they can get magazines at Pierce's Cafe.
A notice advertises Laxa tive Bromo Quinine as a superior quinine product with tonic and laxative action that avoids nervousness and head ringing. It urges to seek the full name and look for the signature of E. W. Grove at 30c.
Grayson County Odd Fellows gather in Collinsville on April 28 with morning and afternoon sessions at local halls. Events include addresses, music by Whitesboro Orchestra, memorial services, roll call, committee reports, and installation of officers. A Rebekah degree event and medals for degree teams and Noble Grand charges are planned.
A health tonic for fowls marketed as a parasite remover and blood purifier. The product contains sulfur and other ingredients and is sold by Bow-Wright Drug Co. A promotional claim says a few drops in drinking water per directions prevents disease and keeps birds free from insects with a money back guarantee.
Robert Peel father of 5 year old Robbie Peel sues Milligan Motor Co for $75,000 damages after his son was seriously injured when a truck driven by a Milligan employee, a Black man, ran him over in Paris on March 8.
Hill's Filling Station in Southwest Whitewright advertises second-hand auto parts and coal oil with a request to call telephone number 245. The ad also promotes shoe half-soling by R S Morehead and urges customers not to discard worn shoes.
Dunk Botts reports Sim Flinders builds an addition while a big preacher visits Sundays. Lile Kitchen notes empty pockets keeping him home for fear of cold. Columbus Allsop jokes about wireless clothes line and insurance doubts. Slim Pickens attends Thunderati wedding as a silent witness. The Tickville marshal scatters banana peels to slow bank robbers. Cricket Hicks recalls hearing a radio in Tickville neighborhood.
A vintage notice promotes a free Service Policy Report that inspects every existing condition of your car. Competent technicians will examine the vehicle and provide a detailed report to help extend its life. Visit the shop and say Service Policy to receive the explanation.
A rambling slice of small town talk notes neighbors busy with trivial acts. Jeff Potlocks stays home with a cold, buys shoes for his wife, fixes a pig pen, and brings turnips to the preacher while Raz Barlow muses about distant events and a camel through the eye of a needle.
A vintage restaurant ad from Pierce and Sons touts prospering business by always giving customers their money's worth through well cooked food and efficient service.
Medicine ad claims quick cure for cold with tablets labeled LAXATIVE BROMO QUININE and E W GROVES signature on each box. Advertisement notes cough and headache relief and cold relief with product price listed as 30.
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