Local visitors crowd Sherman area in busy social notes
Dallas weekend guests and regional visitors fill Sherman and nearby towns with civic and social activity. Names include Mr. and Mrs. H P Donigan, Jack Webster, Miss Evelyn Morgan, Joe Tate, Mrs A M Roberts, Miss Beula Bess Sparkman, Miss Audrey Taylor, Mrs Hellen Gould, Mrs W N Johnson and daughter Hattie, Mrs W C Goff, Rev and Mrs W A Stuckey, and many others. Car ads and local: Johnsons electrical goods and Chambers Motor Company promote auto radios and alcohol for radiators.
Youthful Spendthrafts and the Call for Healthy Sports
The passage likens youth energy to a charged battery inside the brain and argues that outlet through healthful athletics prevents mischief. A film reel at a theater showcased sports from college athletics to military drills and boxing, presenting a vivid gallery of active youth pursuing constructive outlets.
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Devel
Red-blooded youths on campus dream of conquest and progress
The passage extols athletic vigor and mental discipline among students, praising body and mind training. It reflects confidence in America’s dominance in industry, invention, and world affairs, envisioning youth guiding future conquest, growth, and freedoms free from old-world constraints.
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America
Albany News predicts unimaginable events in twenty five years
A brief Albany News remark envisions dramatic, forthcoming changes over the next quarter century. The comment states a transformative outlook without detailing specifics, reflecting a speculative editorial voice.
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Albany News
Ten Good Rules for Health Excerpt Card
A compact aphorism set urges simple lifestyle shifts to improve wellbeing. It promotes reducing fat intake and worry while increasing walking, sleep, giving, laughter, and practical action over idle or scolding behavior.
Notes for Sermon Fragment in Racial Dialogue
A colored preacher visits a white minister who is busy writing notes for his sermon next Sunday. The exchange reveals tension and a moment of cultural contrast as the colored man offers a warning phrase about never doing something.
Debilitating confession echoes in a southern courtroom
In a spoken read, a speaker denies making notes and claims the devil preknows what he will say. The exchange reveals a regional cadence and folklore influence as the orator asserts personal vigilance against supernatural influence during testimony.
Lost and Found Ad Promises Quick Local Help
If you lose your purse watch glasses keys coat or anything else an ad in The Sun will probably locate them. Try it anyway.
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H. P. Donigan
Dallas
Jack Webster
Wills Point
Odeon Theatre
the Sun
E. J. Lilley
Evelyn Morgan
Dallas and
Fort Worth
Joe Tate
Mrs
A. M. Roberts
B. H. Black of
Sherman
Beula Bess Sparkman
Trenton
Audrey Taylor
Leonard
Bernice Graves
Hellen Gould
St. Louis
J. B. Thomson
Whitewright
R. J £. Johnson
Mrs. Homer May
Corsicana
Mattie May
Johnson’s
Austin College
Trinity University
W. L. Mangrum
P. A. Short and
Greenville
H. A. Tomlin
Los Angeles
Cal
P. A. Short
Lucian Andrews
Grady Gillett
Denison
T. W. Ayres
Fannye Robbins
Goldie Pierce
Tom Bean
Guy Connelly
Elbert Adkins
Gladys Magar
W. C. Goff
Victoria Morgan
T. H. Sears
J. R. Pennington
Ernest Burnham
Denton
M. A. Burnham
W. A. Stuckey
Mamie Kirkpatrick
Ringgold
O. M. McMillin
J. M. Sturdivant
Ben
Southern Methodisl University
Chambers Motor Company
F. D. Brandt
Wallis
R. P. Donigan
B. P. Donigan
Houston
Mrs. Holmes Connelly
George Gowdy
J. P. Montgomery
A. G. Freeman
Lucile Hampton
Gainesville
Lee Hampton
Zane Gray
Odeon
H. S. Bushong
Forkton, Ky
D. S. McMillin
W. H. Stedham
E. C. Webb
Lone Oak
Ben Patterson
J. W. Davidson
Michigan
Davidson & Barbee
F. R. Montgomery
California
S. H. Montgomery
Carksville
Ladies of the Methodist Church
Kirkaptrick’s
Lilley’s
Lucian LaRoe
Louise
J. P. Haden
Durant, Okla
Giles Variety Store
Big Texas
Cashion Field
Gordon Bros
Hale
Prince Albert Tobacco
W. M. Cox
Superior
Gordon
R. Park
Mangrum
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