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Newspaper
Whitewright Sun
Location
Whitewright, Texas, United States of America
Date
Oct 29, 1925
Page
4
The Whitewright Sun lists subscription price and advance payment details and post office designation. It warns that all entertainments and obituaries charged at regular advertising rates, and it notes reader feedback on corrections. The page includes humor quotes and a brief note of growing subscriptions with thanks to readers.
The piece catalogs quirky nicknames and coded phrases for social types. It notes oafish behavior, waterborne creatures, and classed jibes such as stale oysters and wet smacks while listing terms like osculation addicts and the beaver's front toofies.
The Washington Star notes that as business grows, many large jobs will be created for men who start at the bottom and rise. It emphasizes that ability, not inheritance, drives advancement and that talent can come from small towns in Indiana or from Fifth Avenue alike.
A woman proclaims she will marry her partner, ending a two year pattern of late arrivals and affectionate habits. She plans to burn the love letters and announces upcoming engraved stationery and announcements from the office.
A collage of witty editorial lines and quips about aging saving energy education and psychology from American and regional papers. Notable snippets reference middle age generosity evolution and public sentiment while remarking on politics and culture.
A look at a new generation of slang slingers among Dallas youths reveals a vivid, witty street language shaped by pop culture. The piece cites phrases from Floyd Collins coverage and Nome epidemic references, noting how travelers need interpreters for quickly evolving terms. William Wallace Atterbury's youth contrasts with optimistic views on American opportunity, arguing that days of opportunity are just beginning and new leaders will surpass previous feats.
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