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Newspaper
Whitewright Sun
Location
Whitewright, Texas, United States of America
Date
Nov 27, 1924
Page
4
Notice lists annual subscription 1.50 payable in advance and indicates second class mail status. It warns that admissions dinners and benefits with fees are charged at regular advertising rates and that obituaries resolutions and memorials are also charged accordingly. It offers correction for erroneous reflections upon any person firm or corporation upon notification to the publisher.
The chlorine gas treatment for colds and respiratory illnesses is gaining ground nationwide. Trials at Camp Perry and series of 931 cases show 71.4 percent cure rate with 23.4 percent greatly benefiting. Texas cities install machines in theatres and schools. Fort Worth hosts several units.
A 1920s style ad mock warning cites uneven U S wealth and production shares. It laments low consumer power while highlighting large expenditures on tobacco, perfumes, movies, candy, and ice cream as a rationale to abandon competition.
This excerpt argues unbelief is a tragedy that wounds potential and worshipful instinct. It contends belief in God is natural across humanity and that neglecting belief, despite opportunity, leads to wasted life and unfulfilled future. Faith demands movement toward future victories.
A Garland News item humorously lists common marital questions and a few quips about wives asking questions. It contrasts a man’s patience with a wife’s probing inquiries and includes short local notes on Whitewright growth, new residences, and plans for a garage, filling station, and Magnolia Petroleum Co service site.
The Odeon Theatre presented The Covered Wagon to a capacity audience Wednesday night. The film will reel again Thursday and Friday nights with a matinee each afternoon. Ray Cates and family traveled to Cad Do, Oklahoma, Thursday to share a turkey dinner with relatives.
Several Whitewright college students have come in for Thanksgiving, sharing time with friends and family and enjoying the holiday atmosphere on campus and in town.
Former Governor James E. Ferguson predicted his wife will fulfill her promise to bring Texas a strong business administration. He visited Houston to seek information and advice from bankers and cattle men to prepare Mrs. Ferguson for her oath of office. He spent the day in consultations with participants including Maj. Gen. John.
A. Hulen leads a Texas National Guard unit on a two day tour of prison farms near Houston with plans to visit Walker County facilities. Mrs. Ferguson weighs a Banking Commissioner choice while governors’ allies discuss stabilizing state banks and self sustaining penitentiary finances. Office seekers press the ex governor at the Bender Hotel.
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