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Whitewright Sun

Location

Whitewright, Texas, United States of America

Date

Oct 17, 1946

Page

6

The Spice of Life and Clever Poems in a City Tale

A collection of brief, humorous vignettes features a polite six year old boy who spots empty seats on transit and races for them, Amy Lowell’s letter misstep about daughter, Grandpa Tubbs embracing contentment without effort, and a quip about an employment service bringing hired hands who mishandle an electric milker causing cows to be turned inside out.

Amy Lowell Amy Grandpa Tubbs Grandpa Jones

Suitor Yearns Then Earns For Shoes In Advent Punch Note

A daily paper advert mentions a suitor who yearns for love but loses the y after marriage and earns for her, offering two shoes in suede size six for four pounds each. In Cleveland a famous author signs copies in a department store where a gentleman gifts signed books and reprints as a birthday present.

Punch Cleveland

Surprise on the Rails and a Marriage Mixup

A traveler thefts a scene on a moving train as a youth jumps aboard and brags, a cynic elder mocks fitness, while a starlet tells her fiancée they must postpone their wedding after she reveals she married someone else.

Domestic Strife A Man Laments Wife’s Absences

A man complains his wife drives him to distraction by mooning at home or spending money downtown. He describes her actions as either pensive or expensive, signaling strain in their marriage.

Pop

Army mule joke masks unsafe branding

In a brief quip, a back-and-forth exchange features a man asking if a mule branded “U. S.” is an army animal. The reply clarifies the letters actually stand for unsafe, turning a potential military association into a cautionary pun.

U. S

Daily bread prayer question from a child in a family scene

A bedtime moment features Jackie asking why daily prayer is needed and whether weekly or monthly prayers could suffice. David answers with a simple, hopeful line about fresh bread and daily faith.

Jackie David

Ladies Ready to Wear Clothes Sign Slogan Sparks Banter

In a light exchange Pat and Gene discuss a shop sign reading Ladies ready to wear clothes. The joke remarks on wives helping husbands pick outfits and others only picking pockets, reflecting a playful take on fashion and shopping dynamics.

Pat Gene

Conversation Sparks at Breakfast Dalliance

Dialogue snippet shows George approving kisses for breakfast as a maid’s eggs burned. Clegg asserts independent thinking while Hames jokes about marriage. The exchange reveals social dynamics and playful tension among three men.

George

Suitor’s tale reveals old family courtship values

A man asks Mrs. Farmer for Rachel as a suitor. She rejects him, recalling her own marriage when her father forced consent by climbing the fence, strangling the watchdog, forcing the window, locking the old man, and ordering the marriage that night. The exchange lampoons harsh, patriarchal marriage norms.

Penicillin Atomizer Treatment Spreads in Winter

Chicago doctors may adopt penicillin inhalation via hand atomizers following Dr. Frank W. Morse of Law rence Nova Scotia report in the Journal of the American Medical Association. The method treats coughs influenza and pneumonia with 24 successes in 26 cases offering a portable low cost option for home use.

Chicago Frank W. Morse Lawrence Nova Scotia Morse Journal of the American Medical Association

Whooping cough toll in Kansas City area rises yearly

Between 3000 and 5000 children die annually from whooping cough, mostly under one year, Dr. E. H. Watson of Ann Arbor, Michigan, told a Kansas audience. The warning underscores the disease’s deadly impact and the need for vaccination and preventive measures.

Kansas City E. H. Watson Ann Arbor Mich Watson

Immunize Children Early Says City Conference

The City Southwest Clinical Society Conference urged physicians to immunize children against whooping cough at three months or younger rather than waiting to seven months. A salesgirl quip about girdles appears as a satirical aside in the text.

Sas City Southwest Clinical Society

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