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Newspaper
Whitewright Sun
Location
Whitewright, Texas, United States of America
Date
Oct 04, 1923
Page
6
Frisb y Hancock reports a quirky column with light gossip and jokes about Hogwallow residents. Tales include a worn hat caused by thinking, a mule shedding fur, auto horns on buggies, a new preacher trial, and playful mischief at the Hog Ford Church.
A University of Chicago professor challenged students to answer fourteen questions about true education. The list asks about public spirit empathy honesty self respect loyalty to others and spiritual perception beyond money and appearances. The piece cites The Progressive Farmer as its source.
A Western train robbery ends with a comic line as a Jewish passenger gives $300 while insisting on a two percent discount for the cash transaction. Bandits seize money then depart, leaving the traveler unbothered by the insult.
Bundled stock includes adding machine paper typewriter paper and carbon paper offered for sale at the Sun office.
Article notes children with intestinal worms appear cross and unhealthy with pale skin dark circles under the eyes and bad breath. Mentions White's Cream Vermifuge as a safe remedy and lists price and seller Dyer and Jones.
Sun office offers seventy five sheets of good typewriter paper at twenty five cents per pack.
A traveler remarks that some African natives fish lying face down, while in that country most anglers fish standing with arms outstretched. The anecdote contrasts fishing styles observed and reflected upon by a London Opinion writer.
Manning and Clark pose a question about heating costs with Coles Original Wood Heaters and promise a surprising answer. The ad suggests evaluating warmth and value from a wood heater option.
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