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Newspaper
Whitewright Sun
Location
Whitewright, Texas, United States of America
Date
Mar 24, 1916
Page
5
During our demonstration week only, each Majestic Range sold includes a free handsome ware set. The ware is described as the best of its kind and essential for every kitchen, with a value not less than eight dollars. The exhibition aims to attract customers to see the offered ware at the store.
An advertisement urges replacing an old worn stove with the Great Majestic range. It touts low fuel use, even baking, durable malleable and charcoal iron construction, asbestos lining, a movable reservoir, and an oven that won’t warp. It promises lifelong use with minimal repairs and invites readers to store demonstrations to learn why the Majestic is stronger than competitors.
A Dallas News piece urges kindness toward every neighbor, urging sympathy over curiosity or scandal. It stresses that pure motives and active goodwill bind communities and prevent neglect of others. It notes the duty to respond to friendly advances and to avoid living in thoughtless indifference.
A quirky note discusses decorating back yards and ensuring a can has a hole in the bottom, then shifts to questions about calling cards, presenting a casual, newspapery aside on everyday tasks and small items.
A terse notice seeking hauling services or bids appears in a classified style. It mentions the need for transportation or removal work and invites potential bidders or workers to respond with details or quotes. The item focuses on service demand rather than a specific company or date.
The Majestic dem onstration invites buyers to learn why ranges are best. A factory representative will explain features at the special event starting Apr 3, hosted by Woosley & Phillips.
An advertisement warns that calomel is mercury and causes bone damage, urging readers to try Dodson's Liver Tone. The vegetable remedy is claimed to cleanse the liver, relieve bilious symptoms, and prevent salivation, with a money back guarantee and family use endorsement.
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