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Newspaper
Whitewright Sun
Location
Whitewright, Texas, United States of America
Date
Nov 20, 1924
Page
8
Government announces soldiers bonus insurance policy details with a January 1 1925 deadline. Applicants must submit finger prints, with procedures for missing fingers and deceased veterans handled by heirs. Bonus accrues at $1 per day home service and $1.25 per day overseas, policies run 20 years, paid up, non assessable, starting January 1 1925.
A brief notice references the local post office and the adjutant of the Legion post. It notes an event or instruction tied to mailing or veteran affairs and community organization. Names and exact details are unclear from the fragment.
Fire chief Carl May warns of winter fire risks from careless use of flues. He urges residents to have flues cleaned and inspected for winter use. Metal flues cause more losses. old or worn ones should not be used. Ensure flue stops are in place opposite stovepipes to prevent papering over holes.
The article surveys Calvin Coolidge as a unique American leader. It notes his unusual ascent from obscurity to the presidency and describes him as an enigmatic figure, whose distinctive traits have drawn both satire and scrutiny from observers who know him well.
Laxative bromide quinine tablets claim to remove the cause with a single formula. The box bears the signature of E Grove and lists a 30 cent price.
The piece argues Coolidge combines executive courage with modesty, contrasting myths about timidity with evident political sagacity. It compares his simplicity to a New England town meeting and asserts his quality shines through the public record and newspaper coverage.
An advertisement asserts Calotabs cure colds and grippe overnight with two tablets taken at bed time. It claims no nausea or interference with meals or work and promises total relief as the toxin purifies. Sold in pocket and family packages with a money back guarantee from druggists.
A Kansas City Star remark asserts that truth lies in accepting facts as they stand rather than evasion. The phrase emphasizes straightforward realism in reporting and interpretation.
A neighbor questions the need for wearing many coats as the other plans to paint a barn, explaining that the coats are part of the painting directions. The exchange highlights cautious planning before a home improvement project.
A readable fragment notes guidance to apply three coats for best results. The line appears on a paint can label and reflects practical layering advice without further context or details.
An advertisement claims that worms cause unhealthy color and stomach issues in children and that Grove's Tasteless Chill Tonic given for two to three weeks will enrich blood improve digestion and act as a general tonic to expel worms and restore health at 60 cents per bottle.
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