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Newspaper
Whitewright Sun
Location
Whitewright, Texas, United States of America
Date
Sep 05, 1935
Page
6
New York reports the Rockefeller Institute publishes details of Col Charles A. Lindbergh’s glass heart device. The perfusion pump keeps a living organ via artificial blood and air, with three stacked chambers and a circulating loop for continuous life support.
Store a weekly supply of chopped onion parsley and lemon juice in covered jars for quick sandwiches. Keep a To Do list for future errands and small shopping trips. Clean piano keys with a light alcohol rub and dry thoroughly. Use salt and vinegar solution to clean the inside of a milk bottle by shaking vigorously.
Virgil F Winslow testifies in a 35 year marriage finalization case. He tearfully declares love and steps from the stand embracing Sarah C Winslow as the suit is dismissed. Dr Charles Harris of Fort Worth keeps an experimental sheep alive on a vacant lot near his hospital until surgery removes its baa. In Sioux Falls pigs roam damp grounds where a $3,000 radium vial was found in one animal by University of Minnesota doctors with a gold foil detector. a butcher locates the radium.
Rev Ilsey Boone executive secretary of the International Nudist Conference says domestic nudism is growing and calls it an extremely important thing. He notes an acquaintance had trouble buying a night gown in New York as a sign of changing attitudes.
Independent surveys of geological formations proceed in Grayson and neighboring counties near Denison with one deep test started and three more near spudding. Humble Oil plans a crew next week, Port Bolivar No 1 A Sherley spuds planned, and Gardiner team readies a 6000 foot Preston anticline test on a Southwestern Life farm northwest of Denison.
The piece recalls Andrew Jackson era gossip as Secretary of State Martin Van Buren remained widowed while John Eaton married Peggy O Neale Timberlake. The Calhouns and cabinet wives resisted the match, fueling a national scandal that strained political alliances and touched the White House.
Denison Herald reports that a contract for an underpass beneath the Texas and Pacific Railroad at North Bells may be let soon by the State Highway Commission. Grading has progressed toward Bells with drainage work completed except the Mill Creek bridge, and Buckner Brothers of Cleburne prepares to construct that span.
San Francisco the new death ray for termites, developed from a SERA survey at Chief Administrator Alfred J. Cleary’s request, uses two electric cathodes shot through a plank to kill termites. Builders will see a demonstration soon as tests show termites die inside the wood.
The District Court of Grayson County Texas issues a citation by publication for Findley Haile unknown residence to appear October 1 1935 in Sherman. The petition filed July 8 1935 by Charley Ruth Haile seeks divorce on grounds of cruel treatment restoration of maiden name Charley Womack and related relief with costs of suit. Clerk S V Earnest seals the writ dated August 29 1935. Four-week newspaper publication required.
Philadelphia barber Tony Laurenti consumed more than twenty pounds of food and drink in a single dinner hosted by Frank Palumbo. He ate four pounds of spaghetti, twelve spring chickens, two sirloin steaks, a meat roast, and a gallon of beer, then refused a gallon of Italian ice cream.
Tom Sharkey laments modern boxing as a vaudeville rehearsal driven by money. He contrasts old fighters who trained frugally to today’s big-money camps, arguing ringside prices fuel the decline and turn title bouts into mere spectacles.
Seven year old Little Johnny visited the zoo and studied a spotted leopard. He asked his mother if the animal was the dotted lion that everyone wants dad to sign on.
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