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Newspaper
Whitewright Sun
Location
Whitewright, Texas, United States of America
Date
Nov 21, 1929
Page
4
The Whitewright Sun editor J H Waggoner notes a good year for Whitewright with improvements and forward movement into 1930. Sherman Democrat quotes Waggoner lampooning male willpower when faced with a pretty bookseller girl and a lighthearted jab at old married men.
The president declares an annual Thanksgiving observance for the nation to offer devotions to the Creator and recognize blessings. He notes Americans gather in houses of worship to express gratitude and suggests that every day could be an occasion for rejoicing in beneficences.
During the near panic on Wall Street prices plunged, triggering fears of massive losses as investors watched billions in paper profits evaporate and market volatility surge across the trading day.
A Virginia farmer recounts buying solid stock at $120, earning steady dividends as its price rose beyond $300 and later dipped to about $200 while his income remained secure. The piece contrasts safe investment with reckless borrowing, warning against gamblers in stocks who speculate with borrowed money.
A Path Finder commentary questions whether malnutrition drives crime and jokes that dieting flappers may become gentler if forced to eat beefsteak and pies. It notes crime flourishes in America despite being well fed and wonders if judges are too well fed as a cause.
Bob Wark, veteran pilot, landed his crippled airplane on a downtown department store roof during a sight-seeing trip with two Boy Scouts. The engine had frozen, causing the emergency landing. The plane was demolished but only minor injuries were reported to Wark and the scouts.
The article argues grown ups undervalue children’s concerns and shows how childhood perception shapes behavior. It notes children imitate manners, endure ridicule, and nhớ the emotional cost of punishment, urging empathy, patient discipline, and nurturing homes as lasting gifts to society.
Mrs. R B Anderson hosted the West End Bridge Club at her home with chrysanthemums and ferns on display. High scores went to Mrs H T Atterbury and Miss Dorothy Tapscott. guests included several ladies from Garland. Friday Literary Club met at Mrs G F Bryant’s home and elected to meet again Nov 29 due to Thanksgiving. Mrs Ray Manning resigned. The group discussed supporting a Whitewright beauty parlor and explored folk songs with a program led by Mrs C P Johnson and others. A salad course was served.
On Wednesday evening at 7 15 the union Thanksgiving service will be held at the Methodist Church. Rev C C Merritt of the Church of Christ will preach the sermon. Public schools close Thursday and Friday for the holiday. Most local businesses close and The Sun prints Wednesday afternoon if advertiser copy arrives early.
A remark on a girl needing more time to dress than to reveal herself stirs conversation about fashion norms and modern dating etiquette. It highlights social expectations and the pace of self presentation in contemporary culture.
The Kentuckytown Club met at the home of Mrs Ophelia Harris on Tuesday November 19. Mrs Carl Holland president led the meeting with prayers and pledge plus roll call and reports. Plans were made for Christmas dinner and program with Misses Viva and Frances Phillips on December 13. Officers elected include Mrs Maud Holland president Mrs Kate Badgett vice president Miss Frances Phillips secretary treasurer and Mrs Ophelia Harris reporter.
A Nebraska Wegwan quote notes marriage as a long standing social institution. The remark highlights how much knowledge of ancient Assyria comes from fragmented artifacts.
The five day week faces criticism that it would grant motorists two days for accidents instead of one. Critics argue the shift could alter traffic patterns and safety outcomes, while supporters say more rest reduces fatigue-related incidents.
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