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Newspaper
Whitewright Sun
Location
Whitewright, Texas, United States of America
Date
May 06, 1921
Page
3
An odd column mixes commerce and commentary, praising smart gingham dresses while joking about social trends and politics. It references Miss Ruth Hess of Chicago University, Carrie Chapman Catt, and a June comet, weaving satire with local concerns about crops, taxes, and reform.
An old advertisement touts Colds and Flu relief with Bromo Quinine tablets labeled E. W. Grove. It notes a single product and promises service valued by patrons, with P. J. Pierce and Sons bakery cafe featured as the local distributor.
Dallas May 2 A reception will be given Tuesday evening May 10 honoring former Senator Joseph W Bailey and Mrs Bailey who recently moved to Dallas to make this their permanent home.
An advertisement asserts re-treading of old casings with guaranteed satisfaction. It promises near new condition and offers contact through R S Morehead.
A collage of local vignettes from Hogwallow recounts small town quirks. Fletcher Henstep plots a stable, Tobe Moseley comments on a rosy blush, and the Dog Hill preacher folds in cooking praise. The Tin Peddler muses on a motto, Atlas Peck’s pipe ash mishap amuses, Yam Sims fears the camera, Sim Flinders recalls a long-ago street brawl, and Dock Hocks notes a pastor handshake. A merry-go-round arrives at Bounding Billows, Raz Barlow plots rides, and Tickville’s new young man unsettles the girls. Slim Pickens advances farming plans, Misses Belcher Moseley Sims hold a closed court over Cricket Hicks, and Slim longs for the circus. Slim also pursues the rumor starter while townsfolk deny knowledge.
An old time medicine ad proclaims one day cure for cold symptoms using Laxative Bromo Quinine tablets. It claims to stop cough and headache and ease the cold with E W Grove signature on each box. Price listed as 30 cents.
Ford Motor Co is producing about 3300 cars daily at Highland Park with plans to raise output above 4000. With resumed operations since February the plant shows steady gains and Ford reports 102000 unfilled car orders. March output reached 80000 and April is expected near 100000. January to March domestic sales are 57208, 63603, and 87221 cars respectively.
Denison Herald advertises daily delivery for 50 cents per month. Promotion emphasizes Associated Press News Sunday Comics and overall value. Agent Guy Stedham promotes the service.
The notice states about 52,000 employees on the payroll with a daily average near 3,300, peaking at about 5,500 in the past week, leaving an estimated 32,000 men employed. The ad underscores recent fluctuations in staffing levels.
Local ad offering new and used tires at attractive prices from R. S. Morehead.
The update recommends cleaning and oiling harness at least yearly with a mixture of rendered tallow neat's foot oil beeswax lamp black and heat to apply then reapply after thirty minutes. For dirty harnesses a stiff brush and harness soap restore pliancy and appearance.
In a quoted exchange Briggins states he holds his own opinions and Mr Growcher acknowledges them. The brief dialogue touches on personal views and accountability within a civic setting. No further context is provided to clarify origin or consequence.
A fragment from The Sun notices a want ad that will sell Briggins exaggerated opinions as the Washington Star quotes about times happening to men like bowlegs or receding chins. The fragment hints at opinion value and media promotion.
The note advertises options to print calling cards or provide engraving services. It emphasizes convenience and customization for customers choosing between printed or engraved cards.
Druggists refund money if PAZO OINTMENT fails to cure. It relieves itching bleeding and protruding piles. Restful sleep after the first application. Price not stated.
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