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Newspaper
Whitewright Sun
Location
Whitewright, Texas, United States of America
Date
Mar 13, 1924
Page
8
Polly, overshadowed by her sister in law, navigates a renewed spark with Stan Wentworth after his return as a widower. A subtle mix of charm and old affection surfaces as Polly resists superficial reinvention and reclaims a humble homebound love with Stan.
Miss Thyra Sumter and John Seymour Winslow, wed in Chicago 12 years ago, will separate for one year starting next Sunday. They will celebrate their matrimonial vacation at their Kew Gardens Long Island home, insisting they remain in love and are not embracing any sensational modern marriage trend.
A man declares he will not lead his own life but take a year long vacation to preserve individuality. Mrs Winslow, a notable young short story writer, is linked to the scenario. The Winslows plan a traditional happy ending after their domestic recess with a long honeymoon in Europe.
Jim Robinson has returned from Tennessee after two weeks at his father’s bedside. Mr. and Mrs. Russel Marley of Cannon visited with Mr. and Mrs. Charley Neathery. Mrs. Jeff Taylor is very ill this week. Miss Mary Meadows returned home to Mississippi after visiting her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Alonzo Meadows.
Little Esther Allen was struck by a car on her way home from school and suffered a broken collar bone with a minor hand injury. She is recovering.
A brief note in the Alto Herald praises the distinctive spirit of a local man and hopes subscribers can share a fraction of it. The piece ends with a light call to action for a permanent wave by Mrs. Tom Barbee.
An old colored mammy asks for a ticket to Florence and the agent searches the railway guide before replying Florence is set over on the beach. The item appears in Sun and Dallas News with a one year subscription price of $2.25.
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