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Newspaper
Whitewright Sun
Location
Whitewright, Texas, United States of America
Date
Nov 08, 1923
Page
8
Kater, the magician, performs November 19 at the grammar school auditorium. He is known for sleight of hand and new tricks that mystify and entertain, plus a boy audience talk on the futility of gambling and a serious view of magic as a fine art.
In Sherman on Sunday night Judge Dayton B. Steed and his wife were struck at the corner of Binkley and Houston streets by a Ford driven by a woman. Mrs Steed suffered bruises while Judge Steed endured chest bruises and a badly fractured right hand as he shielded his wife. They were returning from church when the car veered from its westbound path and struck them. The incident occurred shortly after 7 o'clock with minor yet painful injuries reported.
An old newspaper ad claims SROVE'S TASTELESS chill TONIC cures intestinal worms in children. It asserts healthy color, reduced stomach upset, and overall strength gain after two to three weeks of regular use. Promises improved digestion and elimination of worms with a pleasant 60c per bottle price.
A car accident near Howe left a woman unable to speak from fright while a young man offered help. The victims walked home, only feeling after effects once Judge Steed and his wife arrived. No blame attaches to the auto parties.
A box supper will be held at the Canaan school house north of town on Friday night November 16 to raise funds for the school. Attendees are urged to come for an enjoyable evening and support the school project.
FOR SALE Or trade for good milch cow, five-year-old mare in good condition. See R. H. May at LaRoe & Company. FOR SALE Flowers and pot plants. Prompt attention for special occasion orders. Mrs. P. A. Short, telephone No. 198. WANTED Fifteen pounds of clean white cotton rags for cleaning presses and machinery. Bring them to us. WANTED Men or women to take orders for guaranteed hosiery for men women and children. Salary 75 dollars a week full time, 1.50 an hour spare time. International Stocking Mills Norris town Pa.
First Baptist Church invites all to morning and evening services with the theme The Singing Christ and A Young Man s Fear and a Prophet s Prayer. Sunday school starts at 10 am. young people meet at 5 and 6 pm. Pastor G M McNeilly urges full attendance and welcomes everyone to participate.
A San Diego Union reader letter questions the craze for using glands as a universal remedy. The piece humorously urges trying sweat glands as a cure to see outcomes.
The piece argues that presidents like Warren G Harding and Calvin Coolidge embody the plain folk ideal. It asserts that upward social mobility from humble roots disproves class distinction and praises the resilience of country youths achieving the presidency.
A Public Service Magazine piece赞 highlights a 3am scene where a New England farmer boy repeats the oath becoming head of the nation. It lauds democratic leadership, urges unity behind Harding and Coolidge, and calls on citizens to respect the Presidency and support strong national leadership.
A domestic exchange reveals tension as one partner chides Henry for being unsociable about household choices. The other vows to retire for the night if sociability does not improve, signaling possible marital strain.
Lincoln calls every American and lover of liberty to vow by the Revolution to never violate laws or tolerate their breach by others. He urges patriots to uphold the rule of law for the sake of posterity and the nation’s future.
Local advertisement announces a new photo studio in the May building offering all kinds of photographs with group pictures a specialty. Patrons are invited to bring Kodak films and promised prompt work and satisfaction guaranteed.
A fragment from a historical speech urges strong allegiance to the Constitution and laws. It calls for teaching reverence for law in homes and schools, urging Americans to pledge their lives and honor to uphold legal norms and liberty for future generations.
A fragment quoting Abraham Lincoln declares that the nation’s political religion should be preached in pulpit halls legislatures and enforced in courts. The line emphasizes the fusion of religion and public life as a guiding force in government.
A brief ad urges readers to try Chamberlain's Tablets for stomach and liver discomfort. It promises quick relief with one or two tablets at bedtime, guaranteeing a full night's sleep and no unpleasant aftereffect the next day, at a price of 25e.
Sun office advertises seventy five sheets of good type writer paper priced at 25 cents each.
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