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Newspaper
Whitewright Sun
Location
Whitewright, Texas, United States of America
Date
Mar 27, 1952
Page
7
The Reflector outlines a student profile: six feet tall, 150 pounds, blond hair, likes steak potatoes and chocolate pie. He enjoys hunting and fishing and favors algebra I taught by Mr. Montgomery. His pet peeve is a show-off, weakness is pretty girls, and ambition is college after graduation.
The fragment lists pairs of names with altered forms and odd notes about WHS students. It references buying Ed ward's Chevie, a nod to a Sunday feature. The text ends with a tease to see Sunday’s Child on April 4, signed C.S., E.A.M.
A dialogue contrasts a president and manager about hiring a cashier. The manager defends selecting a man described by the president as easily identifiable if he steals, noting distinct facial features. The exchange highlights suspicion of misjudged hires based on appearance.
A veteran questions GI home loan charges confirms no commissions to veterans and explains reasonable closing costs and VA schedules. It covers eligibility for GI Bill benefits if a bad conduct discharge was issued under other than dishonorable conditions. It notes VA hospital priority for service connected disabilities and nonservice connected cases awaiting beds, plus how to apply for Korean era term insurance by writing to VA within 120 days after discharge and paying the first premium.
A playful meditation on the letter e as a paradoxical symbol. It notes e appears in safety and peace yet is absent from war and debt, while it starts existence and ends trouble, contrasting fortune and misfortune with linguistic quirks.
A Colorado truck stop posted a blunt sign declaring that if the steak is too tough for customers they should leave. The statement frames the eatery as a rough, no-nonsense venue. It highlights a bold, confrontational tone aimed at diners.
Louise Mason of the Texas Agricultural Extension Service urges homemakers to plan three different vegetables daily under the Texas Food Standard. The guide lists servings of potatoes greens and other vegetables, detailing examples and the vitamins and minerals provided, including calcium iron and vitamin A and B. A separate public notice in Grayson County outlines a tax suit over delinquent property taxes in Sherman, naming Bert S. White and Florence White and detailing the court actions and deadlines.
The State of Texas issues a citation to Ed Thornburg and all unknown heirs and representatives of multiple deceased Bennett family members. Plaintiffs seek title and possession to Lots 7 and 8 Block 49 and Lot 3 Block 12 in the Original Town Plat of Denison. Court in Sherman sets response deadline 42 days after issuance, May 5, 1952. Publication dates are Whitewright Sun April 20 27 and May 3 10.
Miss Mason links vitamin C rich foods to gums joints and muscle strength and notes daily intake is needed since vitamin C is not stored. She warns vegetable proteins are incomplete and recommends meat eggs cheese fish poultry and milk with vegetables. Boston is the largest state capital city in the United States.
Short reflective poem urging daily good deeds. It celebrates small acts as peaceful, bedtime self–affirmations. The speaker suggests striving for several good deeds and keeping a steady lookout for opportunities to help others.
A public safety plea admonishes pedestrians for swagger and motorists for arrogance as city officials call for shared responsibility on shared streets. The message urges cautious walking and careful driving to prevent accidents and protect all road users.
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