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Newspaper
Whitewright Sun
Location
Whitewright, Texas, United States of America
Date
Sep 01, 1927
Page
6
A fragment mentions a bottle feeding scene and a cautious family exchange about marriage. An anxious mother questions her son’s readiness while a tired teacher confirms the boy’s seriousness. The piece hints at coming-of-age pressures within a domestic setting.
A light exchange plays on shall and will as Peck teases about grammar. The wife corrects him with a quip that binds the joke in a domestic everyday scene.
A playful note quotes a young woman telling a friend that good looking boys are scarce and jokes she should keep hers another year. The remark reflects light social chatter about romance and youth.
Will Kistler a farmer living near Mooresville was bitten by his six month old dog last week and also his five children were affected by the incident.
A teacher asks Tom why he was late and the boy says the bell rang before he arrived, delaying him from reaching Sunday school on time.
A comic exchange with Harkaway asking Jimson how fast his car is. Jimson replies that the car keeps about six months ahead of his income generally, delivering a witty reply in a light humorous tone.
Cartoon dialogue feature shows a tense exchange between an Aunt and her nephew about driving fear and risk. The nephew jokes he is two installments behind, highlighting a lighthearted take on danger and control.
A playful exchange between Babe Ruth II and his mother features a humorous line about entering the house and the plate of doughnuts. Tommy chimes in with a home run analogy stressing that a hit must connect with the plate.
A playful exchange suggests a junior partner asks a stenographer to come in early Monday after a Sunday off. The line hints at light office dynamics and a scheduled work start.
A lighthearted snippet recalls the Smiths unable to enter their flat after vacation due to a forgotten message rather than a lost key. A humorous exchange follows about the boy who left Sunday papers and a humorous poverty kitchen scene with grass cut for a meal.
A little girl visiting bids farewell to her hostess who invites another visit. Marjorie replies with a witty line noting that there is no more of her to give, ending the exchange with a humorous twist.
Mr and Mrs Fred Walker and family returned Saturday from a two week state tour. They report a fine trip with no car trouble except about twelve miles from Durango when Mr Walker tore out the rear end.
Sparks an electrician was arrested for assault and battery and brought before the judge. The judge asked for his name and charge, and ordered the defendant placed in a dry cell.
A farmer and wife parked their buggy by a livery stable after church. Their two dogs stayed under the buggy, and a curious collie wandered toward the stable. The scene drew attention as onlookers observed the dog activity in the street.
A collie is struck and badly injured by speeding joy riders who flee the scene. A bystander dog fights off a larger assailant as the wounded animal is helped by a driver and his owner, who transport it home. The tale contrasts faithful canine friendship with callous human behavior.
A Padle ford Texas writer from Cleburne extols a noble cur as an example of goodness. The note lauds the dark night and bright stars as symbols of living nature and misfortune, praising the animal as a Good Samaritan and jewel among companions.
Government analysis by Commissioner General Harry E. Hull shows 52 718 aliens admitted in May 1927 with 23 126 deported. Of those admitted 31 819 were immigrants or aliens entering for other purposes.
Newcomers for permanent residence and 20 899 visitors or transits entered the United States as quotas of the world's important nations were largely used up for the 1926 27 fiscal year. Only a few minor nations had remaining balances.
The passage notes the Bluebonnet as Texas state flower by 1901 law and identifies the Pecan as the state tree. It reflects historic state symbol designation and official naming in legislated form.
The Louisville Times notes a witty remark about crossing an umbrella with a homing pigeon, highlighting a playful mental image from its readers.
An advertisement offers Leto's Pyorrhea Remedy from Bow-Wright Drug Co. for sore or bleeding gums and pyorrhea with a money back guarantee if not pleased. It promises noticeable results and assures it is unlike prior products.
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