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Newspaper
Whitewright Sun
Location
Whitewright, Texas, United States of America
Date
May 26, 1916
Page
5
A patient testimonial highlights Sloan's Liniment reducing rheumatic pain by stimulating circulation. A Philadelphia resident claims one knee relief and warmth after application. The ad notes the product kills pain and costs 25c at druggists.
An advertisement urges readers to consider Foley Kidney Pills for general fatigue dullness and bodily discomfort. It cites backache rheumatism sore muscles stiff joints and possible kidney trouble as conditions where the product offers help.
The notice mentions a loan to build a home on a farm offered by Ben Savage and also references engraving services to be ordered.
J A Price, aged seventy four, says Vinol improved his health after a weak spell. He gained twenty pounds and feels stronger. Dyer and Jones, druggists, guarantee Vinol as a tonic for run-down and debilitated conditions.
The ten ears, descendants of Ferguson Yellow Dent, won sweepstakes at the Red River Valley Fair last November. Grown by R. A. Owen of Woodville Oklahoma, they were donated to the Sherman Chamber of Commerce after turning down $10.00. 300 Grayson County Corn Club boys each receive corn to plant one acre. Edgar Sledge of Van Alstyne is honored for planting the prize crop. The top ten ears from his crop will compete at Van Alstyne District Fair September 27-28, then at the Red River Valley Fair October 4-7, with potential state and national recognition if standards are met. C. A. Shock announces premiums and ongoing arrangements for these counties.
The U S Department of Agriculture plans an encampment and school of instruction for Corn Club boys at Sherman during the Red River Valley Fair. Sun and Dallas News, $1.50.
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