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Whitewright Sun

Location

Whitewright, Texas, United States of America

Date

Nov 23, 1933

Page

7

Expert Hopes Serum to Halt White Plague

Dr Stephen J Maher, leading tuberculosis expert, described a serum approach using nonacid-fast cocci and diplococci that may destroy TB bacteria in vitro and in the human body. He warned no convincing evidence yet shows preventive or curative effects in animals, noting results require corroboration by other physicians.

Shelton , Conn Stephen J. Maher Connecticut Laurel Heights Maher Connecticut Tuberculosis Commission Dr. Maher

High School Education Pays Off at Tyler College

A local editorial extols high school work as the foundation for success in higher learning and highlights Tyler Commercial College and School of Business Administration in Tyler Texas. The piece cites sustained results for thirty years and offers a free booklet titled Achieving Success in Business by mail.

Tyler Commercial College School of Business Administration Tyler Texas

Tyler Commercial College and School of Business Ad

A Tyler Texas note quotes a harsh wit about college bred by describing it as a wad of dough with crust and crumbs held together for “a good loaf,” reflecting local sentiment on business education.

Grayson County Cotton Ginnings Tie Three-Year Total

Grayson County ginnings for Nov 1 reach 42,173 bales, matching the Jan 15 1933 total. Census enumerator George Peterson reports 42,548 bales ginned in the entire 1932-33 season, with 36,315 bales by Nov 1, 1932, and 64,351 or 40,412 bales in other three-year estimates for context.

Grayson County George O. Peterson Denison Peterson Grayson

Flower and Monument Services and Auto Finance Ad

An advertisement offering floral services by Mrs L LaRoe representing E D Barlow of Greenville, a monument business by F W Hudson of Sherman Steam Marble and Granite Works, and auto financing by Auto Finance Company of Sherman with manager F W Creager. Includes phone numbers 144 and 665 and notes for refinancing car payments with inspection.

L. LaRoe E. D. Barlow Florist Greenville F. W. Hudson Sherman Steam Marble and Granite Works W. Lamar St Sherman, Texas Auto Finance Company OF Sherman F. W. Creager, Mgr

Community Notes From Orangeville Parish Letter

Orangeville news recounts winter weather and a sunny Sunday. Visitors include Mrs Lucile Smith with sister Mrs R E Pierce and the Wilder family with Clarence Mayer. A pie supper at the Methodist Church raised about 31 dollars, with gifts donated by M C Spivy and Bonham merchants.

Lucile Smith R. E. Pierce Paul Corinth Methodist Church M. C. Spivy Bonham Whitewright Luna Mae Garner Arnold Henson Clint McMillin Trenton Frank Wright Claude Hodge Charley Jones Marie Wilder Roy Mayes Arvel Jones Lloyd Eason Pearl Anderson Pearl Garland Jimmie Cutland Randolph

Tax Adds Little To Cotton Goods Cost

The processing tax of 4.2 cents per pound on raw cotton adds a minor share to finished goods. Dr. Fred C. Howe reports investigations in 10 cities show clerks cite the tax as a cause for price increases, but it is a negligible factor compared with rising operating costs.

Fred C. Howe The Agricultural Adjustment Administration

Motor Falls Out Plane Down Safely Near Town

A plane lost a propeller tip and motor after a gun land landing attempt. Roy Taylor of Dallas and Claud Gossett rode in the craft as it glided east of town near a cemetery and landed safely. The motor detached and fell between the Methodist Church and the post office building, causing alarm among residents. Newly discovered gold deposits in the Belgian Congo are to be exploited during the coming year.

Roy Taylor Dallas Claud Gossett Belgian Congo

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