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Newspaper
Whitewright Sun
Location
Whitewright, Texas, United States of America
Date
Oct 01, 1942
Page
6
A Ridiculed ancient tale of Ashurbanipal wealth ending in self immolation. The piece warns the modern United States to invest in Bonds and War Stamps to avoid becoming a molten mass of wealth doomed without action. It stresses the danger of hoarding riches.
A patriotic poem celebrating the United States through vivid images of places people, and acts. It links the flag to sunlit coasts rugged pines farms and townsfolk, praising courage unity and neighborly kindness across diverse scenes.
The Navy announced a new Seabees training station to open about October 15 on a 4500 acre site near Williamsburg Virginia. It will accommodate 26000 officers and men and be the largest naval construction training center. Private firms will build the station facilities.
Mrs Brown says TI didn’t run after courting and her husband replies a trap doesn’t chase a mouse but catches it. The exchange uses a metaphor about pursuit and consequence.
A light hearted exchange centers on a candid fiancee who jokes about daily work and appearance, while the suitor accepts the situation with quiet humor. The dialogue captures a domestic vignette with intimate, affectionate banter.
Citation issued September 25 1942 commands L G Thigpen to appear by November 9 1942 in Grayson County District Court Sherman Texas. Plaintiffs Wm Freeman and Mollie Freeman sue for title and possession to two described tracts on Little Mineral Creek alleging disturbance and a cloud on title from a 1928 royalty deed. The case No 49247 seeks title possession and cloud removal with costs.
A reflective essay argues against the notion that happiness is a guaranteed right. It distinguishes God’s conditional happiness from a constitutional guarantee, urging pursuit over entitlement. It notes wealth and pleasure may not yield true happiness and highlights virtue, service, and pure living as pathways. Frances Hodgson Burnett is quoted to support the point.
A engraved inscription reads The wisest man the happiest one The happiest ones the best, urging a variegated reflection on virtue happiness. The line appears as a carved motto beside a family crest in a historical engraving.
Suede garments should stay dry and air-dried away from heat then brushed with a wire brush. A rubber sponge or art gum helps keep a suede jacket clean. To prevent mold on stored fat, keep the container dry and cook until moisture is gone. For uncoated steel, wire brush it unless heavily corroded, then use oil to loosen rust. New York City police force described as larger than the regular army plus reserves in Eire.
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