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Newspaper
Whitewright Sun
Location
Whitewright, Texas, United States of America
Date
Mar 26, 1942
Page
8
Fort Worth market guide explains six cattle classes including beef steers butcher stock veal calves stockers and feeders milking cattle and the grading terms prime fancy selected choice good common and inferior. It clarifies weights and how conditions determine value and sale purpose.
A wife allowed her husband to play poker twice a month while she hosted a party. One evening the husband returned with tobacco juice on his whiskers. When asked to turn his head to spit he replied he could not do so in that game.
US soldiers in Australia form close ties with local women as marriages rise and Aussies mix with American troops. Troops praise Australian women as practical and appealing while many consider staying in Australia after the war. Homes and clubs welcome GIs as Aussie soldiers show support and adopt American habits.
A mother's last will and testament bequeaths nonmaterial riches to her children: faith in humanity, tolerance, self discipline, imagination, and education. She urges guardians to raise thoughtful, kind heirs who pursue beauty and reject egoism, pledging love as the lasting inheritance.
Collected beliefs from Portsmouth to Cohasset on lucky fish bones and talismans. Spitting on anchors, otoliths from cod, bones in hawk nests, and lucky claws from king crabs are cited as charms or cure folkore linked to areas including Newfoundland New England Chestertown Fort Worth Cohasset and Newfoundland.
In Boston, 70 year old William H. Connolly returned home after several days away to find his family mourning at a funeral. He appeared at the mortuary causing the service to end and the body to be returned.
A milk goat can produce ten times her body weight in milk per lactation per USDA data. In coming months Texas ranchmen may grow pilot plantings of guayule for rubber extraction, with suitability noted in California New Mexico and Arizona. A safflower meal palatability test is underway at Spur substation showing steers averaging 2.14 pounds per head daily in the second 28 day period. Sun Want Ads are economical.
Homemakers seek affordable nutrition as prices rise. The Texas State Nutrition Committee report Better Meals for Less Money touts oatmeal as a cost effective energy and vitamin source. Recipes show muffins pancakes and porridge using rolled oats plus milk sugar and fat with clear mixing steps and serving ideas.
A Bonham burglar robbed a drugstore Sunday night taking narcotics. Arrested Monday and jailed, he broke jail Monday night and robbed the same store again. He remains in custody as officers watch for his next move. The telegraph dates back to 300 B C, from Greek tele and graph meaning to write afar off.
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