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Newspaper
Whitewright Sun
Location
Whitewright, Texas, United States of America
Date
Mar 23, 1939
Page
4
An authority on dentistry explains common toothache causes from exposed pulp to root abscesses and systemic risks. Home remedies include oil of cloves, mustard plaster, and ice. a dentist should decide whether to extract or save the tooth. Dry cows should be fed well before freshening.
A Kentucky mountain tale follows a boy who climbs high, finds an egg, and raises an awkward bird as part of a parable about rising above worldly limits. A mother eagle inspires the brood to soar higher, while a single kind word can spur a discouraged youth to great effort.
The White J H Waggoner Glenn Coss Wright Sun publisher and managing editor are listed with a subscription price of $1.50 per year paid in advance. The paper is entered at the Whitewright Texas post office as second class mail matter and is published every Thursday.
The piece argues Texans may vote on Governor O Daniel s transactions tax as lawmakers pass blame between branches and citizens. It laments buck passing in government, urges responsibility from individuals, families, teachers, and politicians while warning against pension lobby influence and age-group pressure disrupting intergenerational balance.
An opinion piece from the Dallas News discusses the aging population and its impact on policy. It notes that the share of residents over 60 has risen from one-twentieth to one-tenth, with concerns voiced by Austin and other capitals about economic and social strains and the role of medical science.
The Baltimore Sun recounts refugees from Germany flocking to Baltimore for butter, noting the symbol's impact beyond charts and speeches. The piece argues absence of butter under Nazi rule is powerful propaganda that resonates with ordinary people.
The passage argues that Americanism is a single concept centered on love of the United States, its traditions, interests, and ideals, citing Webster and the Constitution as defining references for loyal Americans. It admonishes backsliding citizens to accept this unified definition and values.
The Examiner argues a triply plated sales tax to fund pensions is likely to pass if put to a vote. Natural resources groups push it to avoid future tax fights. Public support grows amid pension concerns, despite opposition from dairy and local business sectors. Santa Claus, Ind. once named Santa Fe.
A poultry item personifies the hen as a worker who digs through hard, dry, or rocky ground to lay eggs and turn worms into profitable broilers. The piece argues that success comes from digging, not pessimism, and ends by asking if you are digging for success.
For a steady milk supply a five person farm family should keep two cows. One cow should freshen in spring and the other in fall to ensure continuous lactation and even production throughout the year.
The 27 year old Irvin S Cobb faced months of struggle in New York with a sick child and wife to support. He wrote a bold letter to editors declaring himself the world s best newspaper man. The next day he received four job offers.
A political advertisement from a Grayson County candidate appeals for votes in the April 6 election. The speaker praises local work in the Red River Valley Fair dairying roads and charities and pledges honest efficient service if elected district clerk.
Morris Glenn, tiny and white, arrives on a Thursday night delighting his parents. They praise his wonder and the joy he brings, while noting cousin Adeila Ann’s jealousy at his growing charm. The note closes with a playful aside about language counts.
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