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Newspaper
Whitewright Sun
Location
Whitewright, Texas, United States of America
Date
Mar 29, 1928
Page
14
The annual Phlox Drummonds, a compact Texas plains annual, offers a rainbow of colors except orange and deep yellow. It blooms quickly, thrives in rich soil, and tolerates open-ground sowing or indoor starts. Seedlings are best thinned rather than transplanted, with grandiflora and nana compacta as notable forms and Cecily’s white-eyed flowers as a standout strain.
S W Straus argues for earlier personal thrift to fund old age pensions and avert penury. He notes current and proposed pension efforts nationwide and abroad and urges younger generations to practice financial independence to ensure dignity in later life. Independence through thrift is presented as the best safeguard against old age poverty.
Proper brooding temperature is crucial to chick health. Start at 100 degrees at hover edge, then gradually reduce weekly. Keep chicks spread at hover edge, guard edges with hardware cloth, and watch for overheating or chilling especially in cold weather.
On Friday March 23 forty three youths gathered for an Intermediate B Y P U social and business meeting at the Baptist annex. Eskimo pies and chewing gum were served and about fifteen guests attended. Reporter notes the friendly event.
An advertisement from Bow-Wright Drug Co. touts Leto's Pyorrhea Remedy for sore or bleeding gums and pyorrhea with a guarantee of satisfaction or money back. The copy asserts the product is unlike any used before and promises certain results.
An exchange attributed data from the Richmond Times Dispatch noting nine presidents were college men, nine sons of farmers, five of planters, three sons of merchants and clergymen, and one each from statesmanship, sexton, tanning, manufacturing, and medicine. Religious ties show nine Episcopalian, eleven Presbyterian, four Methodist, two Unitarian, one Disciple, and one Baptist.
The Arkansas Gazette notes Thomas A. Edison received a prize for coconut growing and suggests medals would suit his coconut using achievements.
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