Whitewright Sun Editors Call for Victory Loan Drive Support
The Whitewright Sun reports on the final Victory Loan bond drive urging top community effort to maintain a 100 percent record. It notes UT extension student numbers, corporate incorporations in Texas, and editor Russell Bryant purchasing the Italy News-Herald after Navy discharge.
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Whitewright
Russell Bryant
Howe Messenger
Navy
Italy
If We Knew We Would Love Each Other Better
A poetic meditation on judging others. The speaker asks if unseen motives and hidden trials could be understood, suggesting patience and charity. The poem argues that recognizing inner struggles would soften blame and reveal good within even flawed deeds.
Fair Play in Contests Reflects American Spirit
In a defense of fairness, the piece argues that unequal advantages spoil sport and business alike. It contrasts labor and capital, rails against strikes and force in disputes, and predicts legal and voluntary methods to settle industrial conflicts.
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United States
John Q
Tam
Texas Annexation Referendum and Burnet Presidency
Texans voted in September to ratify the constitution, elect leaders, and decide on annexation to the United States. The convention had declared independence on March 2, 1836 and Burnet served as temporary president before Sam Houston was elected president as the Union debated annexation.
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Houston
Stephen F. Austin
William H. Wharton
Texas
Washington
Austin
Wharton
New Republic
Rio Grande
Texan Congress
Jackson
Congress
House of Representatives
Matamoros
Thomas M. Thompson
David G. Burnet
San Jacinto
Burnet
United States
Sam Houston
New Surgical Gauze Emerges From New Orleans
A revolutionary semi elastic surgical gauze from New Orleans, credited with aiding war wounds, has passed over 9 000 tests with naval hospital use. Made of southern cotton, it clings without slipping and self tightens, preserving elasticity under standard sterilization. Researchers Charles P. Goldthwait and James H. Kettering lead the Southern Regional Research Laboratory. In 1929 air fare dropped from 400 to 259.50 dollars.
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New Orleans
Naval Hospital
Charles P. Goldthwait
James H. Kettering
Southern Regional Research Laboratory
Fever and Heat Regulation in Disease by O'Brien
Dr William A OBrien explains fever as a failure of the brain region that controls blood vessels and sweat glands. Fever stems from infection or tissue destruction and raises metabolism, costing the body tissue if prolonged. He notes fever may aid defense by hindering germs and discusses varied fever patterns.
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William A. O'Brien
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