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Newspaper
Whitewright Sun
Location
Whitewright, Texas, United States of America
Date
Nov 24, 1927
Page
4
The Whitewright Sun notes administrative errors in Gov Moody proclamations, Thanksgiving musings on gratitude, and a print schedule shift to Wednesday to join Thanksgiving. It urges helpful acts and praises America and Whitewright while joking about workload after meals.
The Sun reports a quarter of a million dollar project may begin soon in Whitewright. Officials expect the plant to boost local development and view the venture as a significant Thanksgiving benefit for the town, with public announcements possible in ten to fifteen days.
Two Denver pathologists claim to have perfected a potato medium to cultivate tubercle bacilli for tuberculosis diagnosis instead of using guinea pigs. They say the method offers a faster, cheaper alternative and could aid early detection.
A collection of witty lines from varied papers on law public order and daily life. Observations touch on taxation the Volstead era public speaking and cultural quirks with a mix of humor and social commentary. Notable jests reference politicians pioneers and everyday scenarios across multiple cities.
In Dallas at 300 Pecan Street Oak Cliff a light mist rain falls from an open sky spot for weeks. Mrs W J Warden reports no pipes or mill exhaust causing it while visitors flock to witness the odd shower.
Local cafe advertises a Thanksgiving turkey dinner for 50 cents attracting bargain seekers. Pierce's Cafe invites patrons to enjoy a full meal at an unusually low price, likely as a limited-time promotion.
Slim Pickens boasts he rarely looks in the mirror but aims for a good appearance. Washington Hocks prefers fiddle music to the violin and says he understands both. Tickville’s town marshal notes prohibition spreading in parts of town. Jeff Potlock’s son visits Dock Hocks and admires his strong arms. Miss Flutie Belcher attends the Ladies Mite Society as they debate books and favor fashion catalogs. Bonham dry goods ad urges winter purchases with top values from M. C. Spivy & Co.
Between January 1 and May 1 this year Texas truck farmers shipped 1,758 cars of potatoes 3,744 cars of onions 4,520 cars of spinach and 8,686 cars of mixed vegetables totaling 19,709 cars with a net return to growers of $15,635,276.
Rev. J. F. Fender and Rev. W. A. Kirkpatrick spent Saturday and Sunday at Rock Point near Honey Grove. Fender preached at the Presbyterian Church there on Sunday.
Researchers note fish cannot close eyes or truly sleep, instead exhibiting variable periods of rest-like inactivity. The finding prompts reevaluation of how sleep is defined in aquatic life and highlights species-specific rest patterns.
A Spanish nobleman is credited with inventing cigar bands to protect against nicotine stain, marking an early enhancement in cigar presentation and handling.
The store signals a wave of new arrivals this week promising the latest and most desirable items for the holidays. Readers are urged to keep in touch with the shop for updates and ideas.
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