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Newspaper
Whitewright Sun
Location
Whitewright, Texas, United States of America
Date
Sep 12, 1940
Page
3
The Cavalry remains the fastest ground force with horse and mechanized units. It relies on fast mobility, reconnaissance, and heavy firepower, while the National Defense Advisory Commission coordinates supply lines and strategic material reserves for both Cavalry and other services.
An Oklahoma City reporter tested claims that women lack common courtesy by giving up his seat to four women, opening doors for sixty, turning taps for twenty, and letting women precede him in elevators thirty times. He was thanked only twice, illustrating the method and result of the test. The second note mentions Michigan constitution revision on a sixteenth year voting interval.
A guide for hosting child friendly suppers with simple menus and gelatine desserts. Includes banana boat salads orange chariots and steps to prepare light meals and easy molds using plain gelatine and fruit juices.
A writer recounts years of research and trial to publish Were You in Ranger a saga about Ranger oil field lore. He notes meetings with Gene Reynolds Dick Hodges J W Knightlinger and others, six publishers rejecting it before Dallas based firm released it, selling out in weeks. The piece also links to the Texas oil movie Boom Town.
The author recalls the long road to writing Were You in Ranger a Texas oil boom memoir. He details returning to Texas in 1920 to pursue the book while serving as a one man staffer, storing memories from Ranger Cisco and Eastland areas, and compiling notes from Star-Telegram archives 1917 to 1920. He describes balancing library research and field interviews across Fort Worth Ranger and Eastland County.
CARDUS is praised as a daily defender for women facing functional dysmenorrhea caused by malnutrition. It claims to boost appetite, stimulate gastric juice flow, aid digestion, and build resistance to periodic distress. Many use CARDUS before and during the menstrual period.
In a dismissive exchange the swindler insists he cannot reveal a real first name saying his first name is Adam. The remark underscores the evasive tactic used to mislead the investigator and delay background checks.
Sadie Hatfield of the A and M College Extension Service urges readers to plan outdoor spaces this season. She suggests mapping sun directions, noting planting spots, and visiting local nurseries to study available plants and native trees.
Austin officials released warrants for payment of one dollar per pupil from the state available school fund to liquidate the 22 apportionment for the 1939 40 scholastic year. State Superintendent L A Woods announced the action on Saturday.
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