Whitewright Sun policy and subscription notice
The Whitewright Sun lists subscription price at 1.50 per year payable in advance and notes publication as a weekly Thursday issue. It warns that notices of entertainments box suppers and other benefits with admission fees will be charged at regular advertising rates and that memorials and resolutions will also incur charges. It offers correction for erroneous reflections upon any person, firm, or corporation upon notification to the publisher.
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Whitewright Sun
Checking the Wreckage O'Daniel's Texas Primary Fallout
Dallas Times Herald analyzes the August 27 Texas Democratic run-off's impact on W Lee O'Daniel's influence. The piece argues the legislature and Beaumont convention will reveal how far the indorsement damaged his grip on party and electorate, with observers awaiting Sept 13 insights.
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W. Lee O’daniel
Texas
Beaumont
O’daniel
Dallas Times Herald
Every Man's Burden in Texas Welfare Debate
In Texas the half million adults who voted for the winning gubernatorial candidate could end old age pension and relief issues by working six days a week and saving earnings on the sixth day. Some would need low paid or unpaid work, doing tasks previously left undone or deemed too menial.
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Texas
Six-Day Work Week Motto From Dallas News
Lynn Landrums urges Texans to adopt a six day work ethic as a principle from the Ten Commandments. He argues that everyone should do their best to get things done in Texas whether paid or unpaid. Working the sixth day for oneself could improve conditions and living standards.
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Texas
Lynn Landrum
Dallas News
What is Nazism A clarifying AP dispatch
An Associated Press report by Louie P. Lochner, printed in the Dallas News, outlines core Nazism concepts in Germany. It asserts state control over property and industry, compulsory labor and military service, abolished free speech and press, subordination of individualism, closed frontiers, and restrictions on moving money abroad.
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Associated Press
Louie P. Lochner
Dallas News
Germany
Lochner
A Wreath for Profits From Rotary Magazine
Warren Piper argues that profit is a noble, necessary force in society and calls on Rotary to honor those who achieve honest profits. He contends profits fund rents taxes employees and charities and sustain communities, urging pride in the profit motive.
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Rotary
Warren Piper
Rotary Magazine
Traits That Win Salesmen Across Twenty Firms
An inquiry into 400 top salesmen across twenty companies reveals notable traits and patterns. The study identifies consistent characteristics linked to success, including persistence, product knowledge, adaptability, and strong communication skills, suggesting these factors contribute to high performance across industries. Additional insights highlight goal orientation and client-focused approaches as keys to achieving superior results.
Traits of a Successful Man From a Local Notice
San Marcos News lists ten qualities of success in business including high character, willingness to work, ability to secure repeat business, networking beyond pure commerce, business instinct to spot needs, outreach to new prospect classes, skill in getting prospects to talk, storytelling about the business, sound self management, and translating thoughts into action.
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San Marcos News
Whistling Boy by Grace Jacobs
A crippled boy with a gallant heart stands on a crowded street as a high and low whistle drifts through sunlit country imagery and a pine scented river hill. The poem contrasts joyful melody with urban grit and hints at resilience amid difficulty.
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Grace Jacobs
O Daniel pledge to push old age pension bill at start
The McKinney Examiner urges Gov. O Daniel to make the old age pension issue the first act when the Legislature convenes. It condemns stalling and political threats, urging swift passage of a worthy bill for Texas seniors and a rest for business interests.
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O’daniel
Texas
O'Daniel
Dallas News
McKinney Examiner
The Policy Is Sound on Old-Age Pensions
A Dallas News opinion argues old-age pensions are fundamentally sound but warns against political manipulation and blind voting. It calls for separating genuine care from racketeers and slush funds, urging rational reform as essential to the nation and pension system.
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Townsend
Dallas News
What You Don't Know Can Hurt You
A national magazine lists little known finances and contract traps for the average person. Topics include wills and guardians, car liability, unordered mail, installment contracts, and cautions on receiving goods, with seven points to avoid trouble. It notes hospital birth bills, fictitious names, will timing, funeral expenses, copyright steps, and title checks on purchases. An aside mentions Hindu rite of passage for boys aged nine to twelve.
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Register of Copyrights
Library of Congress
Washington, D. C
Babson Predicts Fall Boom Signals Strong Upturn
Roger Babson, noted forecaster, sees a coming four to five months of brisk business. He urges merchants and bankers to push quotas, place orders now, and not delay until after Labor Day to avoid losing weeks of activity as optimism returns.
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Roger Babson
Mr. Babson
No Wheat Loans Declared In Grayson County This Year
County Agent W. O. Teddlie announced no wheat loans will be made locally due to a ruling against mixed wheat. Grayson County reported 360,000 bushels produced on 40,000 acres at about nine bushels per acre, with mills noting nearly all grain as mixed.
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Grayson County
W. O. Teddlie
Teddlie
Grayson
Clucking hen cares for pups on night shift
Albany reports a Plymouth Rock hen named Biddy sheltering six newborn police dog puppies. Owner William Matz says the hen retrieves the pups at sundown, lays them under her wings, and watches over the sleeping dogs through the night to aid their care.
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Albany
N. Y
William Matz
Matz
Biddy
About the Swastika Pre-Christian Symbol in Troy Diggings
The swastika, oldest Aryan emblem, is identified as pre-Christian and appears in Troy diggings. Its wheel-like shape links it to solar motion and early sun worship, as observed by researchers.
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Old
Troy
Swastika Across Cultures and History
The feature traces the swastika as a benevolent symbol in ancient usage, its Buddhist significance, and its presence in Asia and American Indian lore. It cites Detroit News on Sanskrit roots sti and asti meaning well and being, and notes a swastika on Vienna’s Apollo bust suggesting solar symbolism and a controversial link to Austrian Nazi imagery.
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Asia
Detroit News
Apollo
Vienna
Museum of Historical Art
Wild Horses Of the Gobi Defy Domestication Says Weekly
In 1902 Karl Hagenbeck led an expedition to the Gobi to obtain true wild horses for zoos. Despite 2,000 Kirghiz guards aiding his team, he captured only 32 foals that were too young and weak to join their herds.
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Presvalsky
Collier’s Weekly
Karl Hagenbeck
Gobi Desert
U S Buying Power Compared with World Incomes
Arthur Kudner notes 30 million US families have as much total income as 450 million families worldwide combined. He adds the United States uniquely spends nearly as much on leisure as on necessities, a point highlighted by Shining Lines from Mergenthaler Linotype Company.
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Arthur Kudner
United States
Mergenthaler Linotype Company
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