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Newspaper
Whitewright Sun
Location
Whitewright, Texas, United States of America
Date
Mar 30, 1922
Page
4
The Whitewright Sun recounts local comments on Texas weather one line about orchards in bloom and frost risk, plus reflections on congressional votes against soldier bonuses and reform, and a Honey Grove Signal quip about reformer image. It laments Texas weather’s capricious rainfall and imagines allocating a year's rainfall by will.
North Texas Press criticizes the idea of funding flying machine mail service, arguing funds should be redirected or saved. The editor questions why taxpayers should spend money on the service and suggests leaving decisions to taxpayers themselves.
The Albany News editor is described as old fashioned in style and ideology yet asserts belief in progress. He contends today’s youth should be wiser than prior generations and that girls and boys should surpass their parents in knowledge, while maintaining traditional virtues at heart.
The Temple Mirror recollects a speaker praising old time foods and religious restraint while lamenting modern progress. He longs for corn pone and buttermilk, homey tunes, and a stricter morality, contrasting them with gasoline odor and auto horns.
The Bird and Dean burglary case highlighted by Terry County Herald and Lubbock Avalanche warns that idle youths from prominent families face disgrace and legal consequences. Authors urge work mandates to curb crime, stressing responsibility and parental duty to keep children employed.
A collage of brief editorial lines and quips from various papers. Satirical riffs touch on widows leagues, reform hopes in Europe, moisture sparking oats, taxes, stamps, bee industry bragging, crime accountability, roosters and robin tricks, and comments on business, parenting, and military bonuses.
A Premont Tribune quote laments idle hands and added minds as the era’s most explosive force. The Louisville Courier Journal opines that delaying laws harms all but lawmakers and lawyers, urging faster lawmaking and enforcement.
An old bottle label touts LAXATIVE BROMO QUININE as a cure in one day for cold symptoms. It claims relief from headache and cold, with W. GROVE'S signature on each box and a price of 30 cents.
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