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Newspaper
Whitewright Sun
Location
Whitewright, Texas, United States of America
Date
May 10, 1945
Page
4
The Whitewright Sun notes subscription rates and editor corrections, then discusses 1929 national income and 1932 wages. It argues a larger national income benefits all workers, despite wage shares. The piece emphasizes cooperation over quarrels about who earns the most.
Uncle Ben has more money than he needs yet works hard to earn more. Daisy sees beauty as a gift from Satan and shows her appreciation. Cousin Lucy’s boys are young, and Aunt Sister’s daughters gain privileges she lacked. The piece contrasts domestic roles and aspirations within a family.
A short meditation on how the lifespan of a motor hinges on careful handling. It stresses routine checks, proper lubrication, clean fuel, and attentive servicing to extend performance and reliability.
The ad promotes Sinclair Gasoline Kerosene and Motor Oils for farm and automotive use. It invites customers to call by phone for farm needs and to drive by for car needs.
The article explains national income totals and how it is split among workers, corporations, small business profits, farmers, and landowners. It cites 1944 figures from the Commerce Department: total income $160.8 billion, workers 72 percent, corporations about 6 percent, small business profits 8 percent, farmers 7 percent, and landowners 7 percent, with a note that 1939 had $70.8 billion and workers 68 percent.
A narrative recounts Allied triumphs from the Battle of Britain to Stalingrad and El Alamein, detailing Allied air sea and land efforts, Churchillian leadership, and pivotal defeats of Axis forces in North Africa, with Eisenhower viewing Ceylon as a decisive blow to Japan. It highlights Malta, D-Day era leaders, and the shift toward a global Allied victory.
Edgar A Guest states that progress and beauty come from labor and effort. No person is born ready made. talent must be found and forged through steady work and perseverance, testing character under fire to become the person you wish to be.
A concise summary notes 1942 victories including Tunis and Bizerte liberation and 230,000 German captures. It cites Allied bombings of rail yards, air power by RAF and US forces, and key battles west of the Rhine. Eisenhower highlights Normandy and Ruhr campaigns as major turning points.
A deacon hires a new housemaid who sings Nearer My God to Thee at breakfast. He notes the tone starts the day right. She explains she uses three verses for soft boiled eggs and five for hard.
Question and answer format discussing salvation, wealth and virtue with Bible verses. Topics include God’s pleasure in life, poverty versus upright living, Revelation as revealing, conscience guidance, best Bible study time, and humorous exchange about books that help.
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