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Whitewright Sun

Location

Whitewright, Texas, United States of America

Date

May 23, 1929

Page

7

Sherman Doctor Claims Has Cure For Cancer

Sherman physician Dr. David M. Hestand announces a cancer cure tested on about 300 patients. He plans to demonstrate a salve and liquid treatment that allegedly removes cancer without radium, X rays, or surgery. He cites jars of cancer specimens and says about 90 percent of treated cases have been cured, though he notes limits for advanced stages.

Sherman Southwestern David M. Hestand M. D D. C Hestand American Society For the Prevention of Cancer Grayson County Baylor Medical School Dallas St. Vincent’s Hospital Kansas City B. E. Dawson Dr. Hestand Dr. Abrams San Francisco Dallas Evening Journal

Skaggs Joins North Carolina Hatchery as Assistant Manager

W R Skaggs of Whitweright Texas arrived at Roaring Gap Fish Hatchery as assistant to Manager Guy Wallace. The NC Department of Conservation and Development sent him to work with the hatchery which now houses over a million fish awaiting legal length for release into local streams.

W. R. Skaggs Roaring Gap Fish Hatchery North Carolina Elkin Tribune Whitweright Texas State Department of Conservation and Development Guy Wallace Wallace Skaggs Mr. Wallace

Kimbell Buys Interest In Sherman Mill

Sherman news reports Kay Kimbell of Fort Worth has purchased the interests of J. Perry Burrus of Dallas and associates in the G. B. R. Smith Milling Company. J. Paul Smith, company president, announced the deal. Kimbell, a former Grayson County resident, has elevator interests in Fort Worth and ties to Whitewright and Sherman.

Sherman J. Perry Burrus Dallas and Associates G. B. R. Smith Milling Company Kay Kimbell Fort Worth J. Paul Smith Kimbell Grayson County Whitewright

Small Lodge Handles Large Endowment for Aged Masons

Jefferson Indiana Clark Mason ic Lodge No 40 is a small lodge acting as trustee of about 1.4 million dollars for the maintenance of a home for aged Masons. A member left more than 700000 to the lodge and Grand Lodge of Indiana to support aged and indigent Master Masons. The Grand Lodge declined to act as trustee, leaving Clark Lodge with responsibility as the estate has grown and the home operates with ample endowment income.

Jefferson, Ind Clark Masonic Lodge Clark Lodge Grand Lodge of Indiana Grand Lodge

Injuries Prove Fatal To Tioga Mayor

Fort Worth, Texas. Andrew Jenkins Scott, 62, mayor of Tioga, slipped in the bath at home while preparing for a Fort Worth visit and died in a local hospital a week later. Former Georgia state adjutant general, he moved to Texas in 1912 for health. Body to be sent to Greensboro, Alabama, for interment.

Fort Worth Andrew Jenkins Scott Tioga Scott Georgia Texas Greensboro Ala

Something New Under the Sun at Local Baptist School

A downtown Baptist church promotes a new school with no books, daily play and music, hands on crafts for boys and sewing for girls. It runs 2 12 to 3 hours daily, with a handwork display and window announcements. Registration and a parade are set for Friday afternoon May 31. All boys and girls invited.

Whitewright Marshall

Adlerika helps relieve gas and stomach upset

A testimonial notes Adlerika quickly relieves gas and sour stomach from a long history of indigestion. It claims to act on both upper and lower bowels, removing old waste matter for a real cleaning and renewed feel, marketed by Dyer & Jones.

John B. Hardy Dyer & Jones

Graduating Class Praised for High Achievement at Local Church

The article extols the 24 seniors for their intellect and ambition, lauding faculty and community. It notes upcoming budget subscriptions next Sunday and a sermon on God’s plan of Church Finance, urging continued support from church members.

Methodist Church

Evangelistic Message Prepares Picnic and Workers Meeting

Announcement urging participation in Sunday evangelistic services and inviting many to attend the Woodlake picnic and workers meeting scheduled for Tuesday May 28 at 10 am. The text emphasizes cooperation in the matter and inviting prayers for both services.

Woodlake

Letter Carriers Meet at Bonham Thursday

The Fourth District Rural Carriers' Association will meet at Bonham on Thursday May 30. The program starts 10 30 a m and runs through the day. Lunch is served at 12 30 o'clock.

Rural Carriers’ Association Bonham

Picnic Meeting at Simpson's Park

A meeting will be held at Simpson's Park in picnic style with an interesting program being arranged for attendees.

Simpson’s Park

Radio Set Showdown in the Neighborhood

A boy teases about Mr. Jones's radio and overhears him saying he’d get hell when he got home. The line hints at a home front joke about discipline and a neighborly wager or taunt.

Wanted-Man For Gardening And Choir Cow Organ Role

A playful want ad seeks a man to tend gardens and lead a singing cow in a choir while playing organ, promising a quirky duties mix and light duties for the right candidate. The notice hints at musical animal involvement and community humor.

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