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Newspaper
Whitewright Sun
Location
Whitewright, Texas, United States of America
Date
Nov 18, 1948
Page
4
A reflective piece argues there is no single American label and warns against classifying people as workers or consumers. It notes everyone belongs to multiple groups, cautions against divide and conquer tactics, and explains money obscures true value as production drives goods and services.
The text argues that consumers gain only when more goods are produced and shared before money gains lift value. It emphasizes that increased output and division of goods are prerequisites for meaningful dollar improvement for workers.
A 1912 Syracuse tornado lifts a house, leaving the Wendell family on the ceiling. The article catalogs deadly twisters from 1884 to 1938, describing rope and trunk shapes, dramatic damages, and eyewitness accounts across the United States. It cites Charleston 1938 destruction, mass 60-tornado day in 1884, and personal rescues and eerie feats from Newburg Alabama to Kirksville Missouri.
Texas A M College expert Mrs. Bernice Claytor advises how to improve lamp efficiency. She recommends white shade linings or coatings to boost light, and notes shade shape and size impact brightness for table and floor lamps.
A western tornado destroyed a room with a wall blown away and all furniture swept out. surprisingly a sunbonnet hung on a nail on the opposite wall remained untouched amid the destruction.
The guide advises living without hurry and anxiety, adjusting sleep by half an hour earlier, drinking water upon rising, and performing bending exercises. It recommends a hearty breakfast to trigger digestive movement and lying on the right side for 10 minutes before dinner.
Multiple funeral services announced for Raymond Phillips in Wichita Falls and for Clarence Woosley, Mrs Townsley, and Mrs Goff across Trenton Whitewright Sherman and Dallas. Include burial plans in City Cemetery Laurel Land Pilot Point and dates ranging from Friday to Saturday with church services led by local pastors. Survivors listed include spouses children and siblings with various residences.
Mrs. Eddie Mae Townsley aged 63 a stenographer for the Praetorian Insurance Company Dallas died Friday in a Dallas hospital. She lived at 505 South Brighton and moved to Dallas from Corpus Christi with her 3 year old daughter twenty seven months ago.
A North Carolina congressman said universal military training can expect a friendlier Congress in January than in the last two years. He cautioned he would not speculate on final passage. The remark came as the new session loomed with expected shifts in committee chairs.
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