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Newspaper
Whitewright Sun
Location
Whitewright, Texas, United States of America
Date
Oct 17, 1929
Page
7
A preserved excerpt from a love letter shows a soldier in active service asking Lettie not to nag, claiming distance of three thousand miles makes war feel distant and seeks peace, reflecting tender memories for veterans and families.
A father playfully explains to his son the difference between a vision and a sight. He notes that flattering a girl by calling her a vision works, but calling her a sight would not. The lighthearted exchange circulates among relatives.
A forestival surprise party unfolds in Witty Witees cave with fairies candles Elves trays of treats and a birch bark birthday card. Mr Grant delivers a speech praising the birthday teller of stories as Brownies perform tricks and guests enjoy supper and cheer.
A playful collection of dental themed riddles and puns. It answers questions about teeth gear, shoemakers, and a tooth crowned as an important personage. The verses mix humor with dental imagery, ending with the image of teeth resting as speech stops.
A collection of aphorisms and quotes from Cicero Richter Deuteronomy Aeschylus Kinsley Hazlitt Trusser Pliny on nature life secrets fame and memory. Each line presents a maxim or moral teaching reflecting restraint ambition and virtue.
Dr. Lillian B Storms traces carbonated drinks from ancient times to modern bottling. Cleopatra may have tasted vinegar, then natural springs led to resorts, bottled waters, and widespread use. Joseph Priestley first infused water with carbon dioxide and later produced gas chemically. Townsend Speakman, with Dr. Philip Syng Physick, pioneered artificial carbonation in Philadelphia serving daily carbonated water.
A business man conceived that improving palatability would boost demand. He flavored the new drink with fruit juices, giving birth to flavored carbonated beverages in 1807.
A grim note reports Lorene Beal died in a vehicle crash after nostril powder use. The tolling bell signals a somber obituary.
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