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Newspaper
Whitewright Sun
Location
Whitewright, Texas, United States of America
Date
Nov 28, 1929
Page
6
The piece traces the shift from Sabbath worship on the Jewish seventh day to the Lord's day on the first day of the week. It notes early Christians observed both days, the rise of Sunday as a day of worship after Jesus’ resurrection, and Constantine’s 321 AD decree resting on the sun day.
A college professor joked that there are 507 annoyances in the world. In a rain soaked tire change, a man found nearly as many complications connected to that single operation.
Local column records assorted town gossip and humorous quips about amending the Constitution gossipers, romances, and household misadventures. Names include Sile Kilden Fletcher Henstep Raz Barlow Luke Mathewsoa Poke Eazley Washington Hocks and Atlas Peck.
The Sun acts as local representative for several engraving houses and urges readers to place orders now to avoid rush. Call 76 to view samples at home and have a representative visit.
Fort Worth recalls the Texas Special crew G W Skinner conductor and four others have spent a combined 199 years with the Missouri-Kansas-Texas line. McComas the dean of the crew entered in 1885 with long careers in Denison and Fort Worth visits.
In Fort Wayne Indiana ten year old David Poitras took a diamond ring from his mother’s jewelry box to give to his eight year old girlfriend. Police investigated after Mrs Poitras reported the missing ring and the young boy confessed a noble motive behind the act.
The poem quips about cold weather with lines on frost pumpkin fodder winds and overcoats in hock. It evoke rustic seasonal mood and humorous thrift amid early frost.
The Philippine Goby is described as the smallest fish known, measuring only three sixths of an inch in length. This remarkable minnow highlights extreme size among aquatic species and may interest marine biologists studying microfauna.
The Sun office provides engraved or printed ecards invitations and announcements at reasonable prices, enabling readers to order personalized stationery with a traditional newspaper voice.
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