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Newspaper
Whitewright Sun
Location
Whitewright, Texas, United States of America
Date
Sep 03, 1920
Page
3
Whitewright resident T. B. Whitworth reports a dramatic incident when his large rat dog, used to control rats, killed an oversized rat. The rat reportedly bit the dog on the jaw and the dog died within two minutes, with Whitworth claiming the rat injected poison and the dog's eyes turning green before death.
A Lincoln statue was unveiled in London with Elihu Root delivering the address. The British tribute praised Lincoln as a great war president and urged Britain to cultivate leaders of similar stature, comparing him with Washington and urging German restraint.
In a historical reflection, the magazine lauds a leadership quality among its own. It argues that America faces a third great crisis requiring a guiding example similar to the youths depicted by Youth's Companion. The piece emphasizes steadfast resolve and moral leadership.
An old therapeutic notice promotes White's Cream Vermifuge as a cure for tapeworms in children. It claims health benefits and vitality preservation, stating one or two doses suffice. Price listed as 35cc and sold by Dyer & Jones, Druggists.
Washington report says West Virginia hens were found to have eggs blown with whiskey in four cases. An inspector observed the shells contained liquor after a bag gage incident led to discovery. Cement sealed the openings to hide the contraband.
James McGuire of New Jersey touts RAT-SNAP as a rat control solution for farmers. He spent one dollar and claims the rats killed saved the price of a hog. The cake bait comes in three sizes 35c 65c and 1.25 and is sold by Wilson Montgomery Hardware Co. and Dyer Jones.
Denison, Aug. 28. The body of Miss Lila Sharp, drowned in Red River at Love Valley, Oklahoma, Friday morning, passed Denison at 1:30 today. A search party led by George Shields aimed for the bridge eight miles east, found the body floating face down, drift slow, then vanished in the current. Searchers will continue from the Oklahoma side while Paris officers watch Arthur City.
An advertisement promotes LAX FOS WITH PEPSIN a syruphonic laxative for habitual constipation claiming relief with regular use for 14 to 21 days to induce regular action. It is described as stimulating and regulating and very pleasant to take at 60 cents per bottle.
Ex Governor C W Swisher of West Virginia spoke at a Mineral Wells Rotary luncheon at the Crazy Cafe praising Texas but criticizing the ongoing campaign. He urged that Texas should become Republican to benefit the state.
A tale contrasts two bequests from a dying father. One daughter keeps a costly pearl and gains little, while the other plants a grain of popcorn to yield fruit that brightens many lives. The narrative then notes a cultured woman who hides her gifts, contrasted with a blind girl whose singing kindness brings joy to all despite poverty.
Washington August 29 Definite preference for Governor Cox over Senator Harding is shown in the conclusions of the national nonpartisan campaign committee of the American Federation of Labor. The report prepared by President Gompers Vice President Woll and Secretary Morrison credits Cox with broader understanding of workers needs and stronger statesmanship in industrial issues while maintaining federation nonpartisan policy.
Government figures show two rats breeding for 3 years yield 359,709,482 rats. Act when you see the first rat with RAT SNAP the exterminator. It is the surest cleanest option, does not mix with foods, dries after killing, leaves no odor, and cats or dogs will not touch it. Sold
A newspaper brief notes Mrs. Smith turning to her husband after their dinner party for a poor excuse guidance.
A curious wife asks why John claimed he married her for her singing ability. John, usually tactful, stumbles and offers a quick excuse, saying it was the only reason he could think of at the moment. The exchange hints at a light domestic comedy tone.
A Mrs Joanny testimonial describes discovering dead rats in a cellar after using RAT-SNAP. She reports decomposition of six months with no odor and praises the product. RAT-SNAP is sold in 35c 65c and 1.25 options by Wilson-Montgomery Hardware Co and Dyer Jones.
A North Carolina public official sues a wealthy Negro for 100000 damages claiming alienation of his wife. The Honey Grove Signal questions the case and notes the unusual suit, reflecting on state attitudes in Tar Heel territory.
Mrs Keach explains how she learned RAT-SNAP to control a rat problem on her farm. She tried it and says it killed 17 rats and frightened the rest away. RAT-SNAP comes in three sizes 35c 65c and 1.25 priced and sold by Wilson Montgomery Hardware Co and Dyer Jones.
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