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Newspaper
Whitewright Sun
Location
Whitewright, Texas, United States of America
Date
Nov 19, 1964
Page
4
A guide on field dressing deer emphasizes rapid, careful processing after kill. It advises propping the deer, removing organs, and cutting from hind legs to jaw, including windpipe and esophagus, to preserve meat quality before freezing.
The instructions describe freeing the entrails from the ribs by rolling the carcass to the side and cutting the diaphragm. It covers removing the visceral mass, cutting around the vent, pulling out the entrails, spreading the back legs, and hanging the deer to drain blood before finishing cleaning the cavity.
Donald J. Hardenbook, president of the National Association of Manufacturers, says casting a ballot and then complaining about the rest of the year shows the reform of responsible citizenship. He adds that a cross section of people is often unaware of their Congressman's name.
Flowers Trim Shop advertises upholstery services with 1400 fabric samples and options for seat covers and headliners. The note mentions eight years of experience and asks if a subscription has expired.
An ad lists ranch listings at the Grayson County State Bank Building in Sherman with a contact phone number 893 2732.
Card of thanks from Rolla C. Vestal expresses gratitude for hospital and home visits, cards, flowers, food and inquiries received after surgery. The ad notes Carolina Maid dresses in sizes 9 to 24 with sale pricing 2 for $12.00 at T. W. Ayres & Son.
Mrs Elbert Hansard and daughter Alta Nell express gratitude for visits cards and prayers during a two month hospital and rest home stay. They ask God bless and guide those who cared for them in this time.
A Hollywood producer rewrites a film story title to avoid audience confusion about an eye doctor. A sultry witness crosses her legs revealing more than she covers, prompting a quip from her lawyer and the judge. A mess sergeant defends stale bread with a Valley Forge joke from a private.
A man negotiates a long distance call rate asking to listen cheaply, a wife seeks shelter from rain in a jewelry store, an undertaker shop is proposed, and a father corrects Willie on the meaning of pig with a child’s reply. The humor hinges on misdirection and blunt rural bluntness in a family scene.
Sue asks about waking with a jerk and Prue replies she is not married. The exchange highlights their views on marriage and daily habits in a lighthearted tone.
A hillbilly student named Dammit Jones causes a spelling moment in class when asked to spell Constantinople. The teacher corrects him while the superintendent encourages the attempt, highlighting a humorous clash between names and spelling.
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