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Newspaper
Whitewright Sun
Location
Whitewright, Texas, United States of America
Date
Mar 29, 1928
Page
11
A specialist outlines prevention focused on diarrohea in baby chicks including Simple Bacillary White Diarrhoea and Bloody Diarrhoea. He stresses clean brooder conditions dry feeds and strict sanitation to combat mortality and limit transmission via contaminated feed water or quarters.
The notice outlines disease control and culling methods for chicks in Texas. It urges strict removal of weak or slow growing birds and emphasizes clean, fresh ground, proper brooder conditions, and disinfection with strong daily routines. It cites agencies in College Station and Fort Worth and signs off with J L Harris and Lindsay Swift quotes.
A mistress asks Aunt Sue for her shoe size. Aunt Sue replies her size is five but she often buys nine because fives hurt her feet. The exchange reveals a humorous regional voice and practical shoe woes.
A 1928 Douglas Malloch poem extols small deeds as the foundation of great outcomes. It praises workers of modest tasks like sewing and soldering pots and pans, asserting that humble, diligent labor supports society and deserves a singing heart.
The essay urges readers to apply brakes to haste and worldly desires. It compares stopping power in cars to self control in temper appetites and envy and asks if one slows to repair past wrongs. It emphasizes practical caution and thoughtful living today.
A reflective piece warns against speaking ill of others and denying you are biased. It notes many people misjudge their own intellect and value while overrating their ability to advise others. The narrator suggests trust and self awareness are essential to character.
In Dallas 1 000 acres east of the Sevene Road were optioned for Baylor University relocation. About fifteen landowners signed options at a meeting with the Commission on Relocation and Consolidation of Baptist Schools and Colleges of the Baptist General Convention of Texas. Prices cited ranged from 300 to 750 dollars per acre. The tract lies east of Pleasant Mound road along Buckner Memorial Boulevard between Texas & Pacific Railroad to the north and Scyene Road to the south, adjoining Buckner Orphans Home. The remaining 360 acres border Scyene Road to the south.
The War Department announces strict enlistment standards for volunteers joining the 15th U. S. Infantry bound for China. Former service members must prove "Character: Excellent" among other exacting qualifications.
The article discusses discharge certificates and age while stressing a high character standard. It notes a challenge that soldiers must speak at least 300 Chinese words, with reading and writing Chinese as an even tougher requirement.
A report states gambling is more prevalent among Chinese than among many other peoples. The claim highlights cultural patterns and social concerns surrounding gambling behavior.
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