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Whitewright Sun

Location

Whitewright, Texas, United States of America

Date

Oct 22, 1936

Page

5

Averagetown U S A described by Prof Ogburn in study

A Chicago sociologist profiles Averagetown U S A detailing jobs in manufacturing and trade, clerical work, service roles, and professional staffing. It covers age ranges from 20 to 55, earnings in the North and South, housing values, family size, tax per capita and the tax burden, with figures on policemen and officials per thousand workers. The piece closes with a humorous reader exchange about rheumatism and dampness.

William F. Ogburn University of Chicago Averagetown U.S. A Fort Worth

Four Mountain Peaks of Inspiration for Children

A syndicated essay urges teaching children the Ten Commandments as fixed moral laws, noting Jesus summarized them in love for God and neighbor. It highlights Micah 6 8 and the Golden Rule as essential, memorable guides and urges parents to personally engage in their children's spiritual formation rather than defer to teachers.

Angelo Path Jesus Nazareth Micah

Sobo Films Good Neurosis Tests

London reports Dr A Repond, Swedish physician, says many moviegoers are unstable but not neurotic, and a true neurotic would laugh at pathos. He notes crowds cry at films to release restrained emotions and to feel dramatic reactions in darkness.

London

Texas Hall of State Opens At Dallas Centennial Exposition

The Texas Hall of State at the Texas Centennial Exposition in Dallas opens to the public. Its white exterior, blue and gold accents, and a central warrior statue crown a building using native stone and international marbles. The Hall of Heroes features six Texans in dark bronze statues. the four regional rooms trace Texas history from early colonization to modern Americanization, with relics, maps, and heirlooms displayed throughout.

Texas Hall of State Dallas Texas Lone Star State United States Aliie Tennant Tennessee Hall of Heroes St. Aubern Pompeo Coppini Stephen F. Austin Sam Houston Mirabeau B. Lamar James W. Fannin Thomas J. Rusk William Barrett Travis Alamo San Jacinto Pyrenees Spain Commonwealth West Texas East Texas Mexico France

Lady's Painful Trouble Helped By Cardlus

Mrs Herbert W Hunt of Hallsville Texas describes how Cardui relieved her painful menstrual cramps and sluggishness. She says health improved, fatigue and nausea disappeared, and she could feel better overall. If Cardui does not help, consult a physician.

Cardus Herbert W. Hunt Hallsville Texas

Develop a hobby and grow old gracefully

Dr. Irving S. Cutter of Northwestern University urged developing a hobby and engaging with younger people to stay healthy in old age. He said aging can be graceful with youthful fire of mind and wisdom, and that life should conserve strength and avoid loneliness by social ties.

Medical Assembly of The Inter-State Post-Graduate Medical Association of America Cutter

Clothier Warns About Ripped Shirts That Launder Peels

A clerk notes that certain shirts survive laundry poorly while a customer recalls shirts returning with sides split. The exchange highlights garment quality and laundering issues without broader context.

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