The Whitewright Sun Notices and Terms
The Whitewright Sun lists subscription price as 1.50 per year payable in advance and notes entry at the Whitewright Texas post office as second class mail matter. It states publication every Thursday and offers full corrections for any erroneous reflections upon persons or entities upon notification to publishers. Notices of entertainments and bene fits with admission fees will be charged at regular advertising rates. memorials and resolutions also billed.
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Whitewright, Texas
Whitewright Sun
Whitewright Stays Safe From Hoover Landslide
Readers note Whitewright escaped a Hoover landslide while Thanksgiving signals four years until the next presidential election. Carpenters are busy and Whitewright progresses. Only one of five constitutional amendments failed in Whitewright, the state board of education measure.
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Whitewright
Board of Education
Democrats Learn to Smile After Defeat in Long Reach
Whitewright merchants report steady business as the cotton crop is sold and prices stay attractive. A Grayson County candidate defeated in the August Democratic primary had 20 000 circulars printed to scratch the loser’s name, but only three voters followed the instruction. The result in Whitewright was 273 to 3 in favor of the nominee.
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Whitewright
Friends of
Grayson County
Charlie Ross
Gunness
Black Hand
Walt Mason
The Politician Ends in Infamy and Flight
A picaresque verse obituary by Walt Mason depicts a once respected politician who falls from grace after revealing a string of notorious crimes in a suicide note. The piece satirizes public virtue and the peril of unchecked ambition within a historical social milieu.
The United States Has World’s Highest Maternity Death Rate
At a Chicago meeting of the Public Health Association officials blamed hospital neglect by attendants and reduced obstetrical training at medical colleges for the high toll. The report notes the rate per thousand births is the highest in the world.
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United States
Chicago
Public Health Association
Maternity Death Rates Tied to Hospital Use and Social Trends
A Dallas News analysis notes rising hospital use for maternity care between 1920 and 1924 with varied death rates across nations. It argues hospital routines may disturb patients and that modern specialization reduces family doctor involvement, while women's changing goals and delayed motherhood heighten risks.
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United States
Chile
Scotland
Switzerland
New Zealand
Germany
Ireland
Australia
Spain
England
Japan
Finland
Italy
Sweden
Norway
Netherlands
Dallas News
Editorial Sparks Show Prosperity Claims Across Police
A collage of quotations lampoons press freedom and law enforcement bias. It notes Philadelphia police captains show prosperity, Mussolini praises Italian press, and jokes about hunting, chewing gum manufacture, and selective law enforcement.
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Philadelphia
Weston
Ore
Bounding Bil lows blacksmith leans to weeds and lets them stand
In Hogwallow News a blacksmith on Bounding Bills Road keeps weeds by his old shop upright due to its leaning structure. The Mail Carrier reports two mystery letters with unreadable handwriting. The Postmaster invites locals to inspect a note from a real ignorant person. Atlas Peck discovers a summer to do list while rummaging pockets.
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Bounding Billows
Atlas Peck
Paper Use Across U S Newspapers
A U S study shows 22 000 newspapers and periodicals consume 3 000 000 tons of newsprint yearly. Extrapolated daily this equals a strip 13 feet wide that could encircle the globe.
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United States
Globe
Ten Ways A Country Girl Earns Money
A Gaston County North Carolina country girl lists ten rural income ideas. She milks cows for profit sharing, raises pigs, plants seeds in hotbeds, sells onion sets, blooms flowers to drugstores, makes preserves, sews and crafts, photographs for neighbors and tenants, sells magazine subscriptions, and reports community news for a daily paper. She notes substantial earnings and cites sharing profits with family as part of farm work.
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Arch
Gaston County
North Carolina
What Is Overhead How Price Is Set In Purchases
The article explains overhead costs beyond labor and materials in making goods. It details truckers, janitors, executives, sales, taxes, insurance, and utilities that contribute to price, noting how these costs persist even when demand is weak and affect business strategy.
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Quan
Overhead Costs Raise Price Per Item in Small Runs
The article explains that overhead expenses, which vary with order size, raise the price of small runs. Large orders reduce cost per piece, while small orders increase it, affecting the final selling price of items.
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Miehle
Reversing the Red Tape Process in Montana Bridge Fire
A Montana railroad bridge was destroyed by fire and required replacement. The bridge engineer and his staff were hurried to the site followed two days later by the division superintendent who met an old master bridge-builder nicknamed Bill.
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Montana
Bill
Bridge Builder Probes Engineer Plans Amid Rush
A bridge builder presses for the engineer’s plans claiming every delay costs the company money. He notes the new bridge is already up and trains are passing over it, while unsure if the engineer has the picture drawing yet.
Grandma’s Mistake Pays to Read the Ads
A humorous exchange between Johnnie and his grandmother highlights a pun about family lineage and the value of reading advertisements. The joke hinges on the line about being the grandmother on the father’s side.
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Johnnie
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J. H. Waggoner and
T. G. Doss
Hoover
Smith
M. E. Greenway
Editorial Sparks
Independent
Outlook Magazine
Outlook
Arkansas Gazette
Mussolini
U. S
America
Hogwallow News
Dunk Botts
Progressive Farmer
Rexall
Dyer
Jones Drug Store
Women’s Union
Sale
Men’s
Children’s Union
Jiffy Pants
Boys’ Unionalls
Lisle
Children’s Outing Gowns
Tin Wash Basin
Sanitos
Giles Variety Store
Chesley Rutledge Confectionery
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