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Newspaper
Whitewright Sun
Location
Whitewright, Texas, United States of America
Date
Sep 04, 1914
Page
4
A buyer in the clothing sections of the wholesale markets showcases the New Tailored Suits for Men and Boys. Improved cutting and tailoring methods promise a perfect fit and a wide range of patterns, with significant savings from our stock of clothing.
The millinery section spotlights Elzee King Bee and Fish Hats in the latest patterns. Miss Lucile Montgomery and assistants invite shoppers to view the new offerings today, praising beauty style and becomingness and offering full service.
The passage urges businessmen and farmers to unite in handling cotton sensibly until European markets reopen. It expresses confidence in the local community, notes stockpiling across store departments, and invites customers to trade locally.
Favorable weather continues as cotton picking begins. Choir practice Saturday at 7 p.m., Sunday school at 10 a.m., and prayer meeting at 8 p.m. Lead er Charles Wells. Mrs. S. A. Armstrong of MeAlester Oklahoma visits S. C. Minor family. Uncle Mark Ayrest critically ill, and Uncle Charley Williams on the sick list. Sherman visitors W L White and J D Garner. E C Lankford of Honey Grove visits J D Garner. Lafayette Garner returns home with E C Lankford. Lorenne McMillin spends week with grandmother Mrs T K McMillin. Mrs. W A Bowles plans a bungalow on her farm. Wm. Millis family visit M H Mullins. Frank Hicks improving after typhoid. Mrs J D Garner visits daughter Mrs J L Smith in Fairlie. Joe McMillin and family and Tom Hicks visit C D Alverson. Mrs M Mills of Ladonia returns home after visit with daughter Mrs L E Garner. T F Coffman spends Sunday with T P Wells. Tom Nelson and Mrs Tom Bean guests of R L Nelson. Walter Mullins and Chesley Rutledge visit George Garner. Split-leg drag used to good effect this week. Bonnie and Ruth Mills depart for extended visit with relatives in Ladonia and Fairlie. Perle Mullins visits Laura Garner. Inez McMillin spends week with grandparents C D Alver son.
Questioning if a Christian can circulate slander and argues that repeating malicious gossip makes one an assassin of character. It contrasts innocent repetition with malicious rumor, condemning idle gossip as a crime against decency and noting slander harms families and homes more than other crimes.
Epworth League program for September 6 at 7 15 p m features a rally day theme A Song of Lofty Expection Psalm 121 led by Rev F B Wheeler with song prayer and scripture in concert Readings include My Help Cometh from the Lord by R L Hayter He will not Suffer thy Foot to be moved by Fitz Bryant and The Lord is thy Shade Upon thy Right Hand by Edith Little Duet by Misses Parker and The Lord Shall Preserve thy Going out and thy Coming In by Claud Cox Miss Sue Stephens applies the song to League work.
Stop that fall cough or cold at once with Dr Bell s Pine Tar Honey. Aimed at relieving throat and lung irritation, loosening phlegm, and fortifying against colds for adults and children. Guaranteed 25c at your druggist.
A good second-hand buggy is for sale. See W. H. Wimpee. Bring your baby buggy in and let Dixon and Hayter retire it.
Miss Minnie Montgomery hosted the Luncheon Club on Tuesday with members bringing their fancy work. Music and games followed as workers grew weary, and the club noted another pleasant afternoon with refreshments of pineapple cream and cake. Visitors included Miss Julia Nicholson, Mrs. Albert Patterson of Denison, and Mrs. Leon Harp of San Angelo.
An advertisement praises Dodson's Liver Tone as a safe vegetable liver tonic that cures constipation without calomel’s risks. It guarantees relief and offers a full money back promise if the product fails to replace calomel, urging purchase for adults and children.
A classic 19th century medical advertisement asserts deafness stems from Eustachian tube inflammation and catarrh. It promises one hundred dollars for any deafness caused by catarrh that Ball's Catarrh Cure cannot cure and promotes Hall's Family Pills for constipation.
Tyler Commercial College in Tyler Texas offers thorough stenography, business training, telegraphy and finance courses. Using the Byrne System, courses claim to shorten time to 2 4 months and enable graduates to secure higher paying positions from first employment. Statements claim demand for graduates exceeds supply and advertise a $100 guarantee with endorsements from former students.
C M Shannon notes sedentary occupations like editors and clerks have higher malaria risk. He credits Liv-Ver-Lax with curing his bilious headaches and claims it can prevent and cure malaria symptoms. The ad urges prevention and asserts malaria can be deadly if unchecked.
A description of a non alcoholic beer served at Farmers Restaurant labeled temperance beer. The item is described as appetizing and free of alcohol effects, catering to patrons seeking nonintoxicating options.
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