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Newspaper
Whitewright Sun
Location
Whitewright, Texas, United States of America
Date
May 11, 1922
Page
6
A rich man takes out 350000 life insurance and borrows 350000 from seven friends for seven years to live comfortably and settle debts. He pays 70000 for himself, leaves 196000 to friends, and dies free of debt after seven years with 350000 life insurance covering the last loan. The tombstone reads three words: A Wise Man.
An advertisement promotes LAX FOS WITH PEPSIN as a syruphonic laxative for habitual constipation. It claims prompt relief and regular action with daily use for 14 to 21 days, noting it stimulates and regulates. A bottle costs 60 cents.
Mr Farmer advertises full grocery and provision selection with competitive prices. It notes availability of first class restaurant food for travelers stopping in town.
A historical overview contrasts ancient wealth of grain storage in Egypt and Peru with modern American practices. It argues the United States lives from hand to mouth, risking famine on a crop failure, and calls for foresight to store surplus while noting penalties against overproduction. The piece cites warehouses, distribution limits, and the need for individual initiative to seize growing opportunities in technology and industry.
A cartoonist reminded readers that opportunities for fame and fortune still knock. The concise remark underscores the enduring lure of recognition in the arts and media, suggesting that bold creativity can open new doors even today.
A short tale describes a boy who chooses the lesser of two evils, guided by his mother's gentle hand. He navigates a turning corner with caution, reflecting on restraint and prudence in a dilemma.
A boy bolts home to avoid punishment as the minister asks why he runs so fast. He explains that if he does not reach his father first, the father will spank him. The ad urges readers to start warm days at the soda fountain of P. J. Pierce & Sons with printed calling cards offered.
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