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Newspaper
Whitewright Sun
Location
Whitewright, Texas, United States of America
Date
Nov 21, 1957
Page
3
The article outlines a judge's roles in trials including jury selection, ruling on evidentiary questions, instructing jurors, and ensuring orderly conduct. It explains directed verdicts and judgments notwithstanding the verdict, noting how judges may rule on law to prevent unnecessary litigation while honoring jurors' work.
A bridesmaid and maid of honor joke about a newspaper that prints a full account of a wedding including the bride’s marriage to a famous antiques collector. A cow grazes 125 pounds daily on five inch grass and 45 pounds on three inch, while a trucker on a 300 mile haul rises 8750 feet.
A veteran questions renewed term life policy obligation and automatic renewal if premiums are current. A GI loan may incur a late charge up to four percent after 15 days. Part time Korean GI Bill training affects entitlement pro rata. War Orphans schooling answers clarify who may file for applicants over or under 21.
College Station advice urges homeowners to winterize with weather stripping storm sashes and storm doors to reduce heat loss. attic insulation with proper ventilation lowers fuel bills and improves uniform heating. Next summer the attic insulation helps keep the house cooler.
A collection of jokes and quips spans topics from traveling salesmen and diner banter to heaven baseball, parental praise and marriage humor. A tale about Erie Railroad land bargaining ends with a chief noting land’s value for railroads, not farming.
A teacher asks who signed the Magna Carta, and a pupil named Robert denies involvement. An old board member interrupts, declaring to call the boy back and stating he believes the boy did it despite the protest.
A Texas farmer dyed lambs in blue and other colors after a motorist offered 50 dollars for a blue fleece. He expanded to pink yellow green lavender and turquoise lambs and grew into a profitable dye business.
Doris returns home thrilled about a new acquaintance from the dance. Her parents recall a prior connection to the boy’s family, noting his father’s homeliness.
Five or six married couples went on a picnic with the men pitching tents and preparing food before any meals, leaving the group in a relaxed, informal mood as they organized the gathering.
In a rural tale the wives wander into a large forest prompting a young husband to warn of wildcats. A balding, hen-pecked husband jokes that the danger will be short-lived, adding a grimly comical remark.
A humorous exchange shows a parson asking a neighbor to attend services while the farmer carries a hay load home. The farmer counters that both sitting on hay and sitting in church can prompt religious thoughts, highlighting practical piety.
A dialogue fragment shows a speaker requesting a short name from a judge for a loud whistle. The other asks for the desired short name and the reply is Toots.
A humorous exchange explores relationship talk as one person admits breaking an engagement to Joe while affirming their unchanged feelings toward the engagement ring. The other party questions returning the ring, underscoring lingering emotional ties.
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