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Newspaper

Whitewright Sun

Location

Whitewright, Texas, United States of America

Date

Nov 19, 1925

Page

8

Governor praises fried chicken as Tennessee virtue

A Tennessee governor extols fried chicken as a moral cornerstone of the state, claiming it shaped citizens and leaders. He cites Andrew Jackson, James K. Polk, and Andrew Johnson as lovers of fried chicken and asserts the dish linked to local harmony, religion, and national prominence.

Fried chicken pride inspires Southern memory

Governor M. R. Patterson praises fried chicken as a moral and cultural touchstone, claiming memories of wartime leaders and Southern valor derived from women’s influence and a well fried dish. He argues old-time renown can be restored not by factories or roads but by returning to the virtue of a properly disjointed chicken fried to a turn.

Mississippi Arkansas Dixie Morgan Forrest Lee South M. R. Patterson Memphis

The Only Equality Time and Effort Across Men

A reflective piece argues that all men share equal time in a day, but life spans differ and only time spent working and striving matters. It references figures like Henry Ford and Calvin Coolidge to emphasize personal accountability for making the best use of one’s time, echoing Benjamin Franklin’s ethos.

Henry Ford Coolidge Park Bench United States

Time as the currency of life and self improvement

The passage extols time as life’s currency and urges investment in self development. It cites Gladstone on training the mind and voice, notes wealth and wisdom arise from time invested, and asserts disciplined practice enables musical skill, public speaking, appearance, and other valued traits. It ends with the proverb that "Time changes all things."

Gladstone England

Favorite Prescription Boosted Mother’s Strength, Health

Mrs H E Ahern of Waco Texas praises Dr Pierce's Favorite Prescription. She took it during pregnancy and after birth, claiming it built her strength and helped her baby, now thirteen months old, be stout and healthy. Trial package available by sending 10 cents to Dr Pierce's Invalids' Hotel Buffalo NY.

H. E. Ahern S. 5Th St

Proverb of the East on Equality and Progress

A brief saying notes that through wise use of a single equality you may attain parity in other respects with those currently superior, implying measured effort can bridge gaps in status or wealth. The tone emphasizes prudent sharing as a path to broader advancement.

Uncommon noun joke about trousers

A grammar lesson unfolds as a boy defines trousers as an uncommon noun because it is singular at the top and plural at the bottom. The witty answer highlights word form quirks in a classroom moment.

GOT WHAT HE NEEDED Rev May says he got a pounding

Reverend May reports a Wednesday night pounding but frames it as exactly what he needed and describes it in a church context. The brief tale centers on his resilience and perceived personal renewal following the incident.

Rev. May

After Prayer Service Surprise at Home for Bro May

After a large prayer gathering Bro May and his wife returned home to a dining room table flattened with many food items, the startled couple noting a hungry look had vanished by this morning. Bro May visited the Record office to report the incident.

Bro. May Record Office

He said he had the best people on earth

A Celina Record item quotes a source claiming the team or group possesses the best people on earth, highlighting strong confidence in its personnel. The brief item emphasizes leadership opinion and the quality of individuals involved.

Celina

SROVE'S TASTELESS CHILL TONIC FOR WORMS

All children troubled with worms show unhealthy color and stomach disturbance. SROVE'S TASTELESS CHILL TONIC, taken for two to three weeks, enriches blood improves digestion and acts as a general strengthening tonic. Nature will dispel worms and the child will be in perfect health. Pleasant to take. 6c per bottle.

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Tennessee Andrew Jackson James K. Polk Andrew Johnson Lena Stancil Matthews, Mo Cardui Frank Crane Benjamin Franklin Waco Texas Ode Crowell Goodyear PC Huffines & May Turkeys Will Mangrum Bros Whitewright Hall F. J. Cheney & Co Toledo Ohio S-M-I-T Luther Smith & Son Whitewright’s J. H. Biggerstaff Golden Rule Service Bowling Battery & Electric The Hassell & Caldwell Co Bonham, Texas Halsell & Caldwell Company
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