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Newspaper
Whitewright Sun
Location
Whitewright, Texas, United States of America
Date
Mar 14, 1919
Page
6
Good Club offers The Whitewright Sun one year and the Farm and Ranch three years for 275 dollars and Holland's Magazine three years for 2.75 dollars. The Whitewright Sun and the Semi-Weekly Farm News, one year each, only 1.75 dollars. Take advantage today and send a check or money order to The Whitewright Sun.
The Sun office advertises typewriter ribbons for sale. Customers may purchase ribbons suitable for standard typewriters. Availability and pricing details are provided by the Sun office for readers.
Sunday school at 0 45 with H L Webster as superintendent. Preaching by the Pastor in the morning. No evening service due to Baptist protracted meeting. No prayer meeting Wednesday night. Choir practice Thursday night. Public invited to attend.
Manning and Clark promote incubators for raising large flocks. Models Queen and Buckeye handle 60 to 500 eggs, promising hands off operation and high efficiency for poultry farms.
The Church of Christ announces Sunday services March 16 at 11 am with A Peculiar Treasure and 7 30 pm Origin and Destiny of Man led by Minister J P Kimbrell. An advertisement promotes SANOL for kidney and bladder troubles with relief in 24 hours and a guaranteed remedy sold at the drug store.
The notice promotes GROVE'S TASTELESS Chill TONIC as a blood purifying and fortifying remedy for colds grip and influenza. It claims tonic quinine and iron strengthen the system and prevent illness with a pleasant-to-take formula priced at 60c. It also mentions the Baptists of Whitewright pledging 2500 to a Baptist Loyalty Loan and an oversubscribed church school bond issue in Texas.
Multiple small ads list eggs for setting from various breeders including prizewinners, with prices per dozen and contact names in Whitewright Bells and nearby towns. Also mentions a scholarship for Tyler Commercial College and a cotton seed offer, plus a security company solicitation. Addresses and contact details included.
Several local band enthusiasts reformed the White Wright brass band at city hall on Tuesday night with John Mc Gaughey as manager. The group will meet for practice each Tuesday and Sunday, and only participating members may use city hall facilities. City citizens provided instruments and paraphernalia now being assembled. donations and any remaining items should be reported to the manager. Furniture arrivals continue as a side note, with Will Looney promoting quick sales and small profits.
Advertised as a potent remedy, Anuric is touted to cleanse impoverished blood by kidneys, aid rheumatism, dropsy, sleeplessness, and urinary issues. A testimonial from P. Hemslex from Mapera, Canada, endorses immediate relief and urges trials through Dr. Pierce's Invalids' Hotel in Buffalo, NY.
The Sun Shine Evangelists led a revival ending with 3850 additions at Kansas City First Christian. They now report 122 new members after nine days in Pittsburg Kansas and plan meetings in Bonham April 1 and Greenville June 1 with Central Christian Church seeking a return in August.
Advertisement notes that buyers should purchase medicine only when needed and promotes B. A. Thomas' Stock Remedy sold by J. W. Davidson. The remedy claims to tone the system of livestock and aid digestion so animals utilize grain fully.
Central Christian Church announces Sunday school at ten a m. and preaching with communion at eleven a m. The children's sermon titled Salt and morning topic Pauls Detachment from the World. No evening service. Members encouraged to attend Baptist church meetings. Pastor A E Mason.
An old advertisement urges readers to cut out a slip and mail it to Foley Company in Chicago to receive a trial package of Foley's Honey and Tar Compound for coughs colds and croup along with Foley Kidney Pills and Foley Cathartic Tablets sold by Dyer & Jones.
The ad promotes Chamberlains Tablets as a cure for bad taste in the mouth indicating digestion problems. It claims the medicine corrects the disorder and gently moves the bowels and praises it as one of the best medicines you have ever become acquainted with.
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