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Whitewright Sun

Location

Whitewright, Texas, United States of America

Date

Sep 13, 1928

Page

2

Cotton Crop Estimated At 14,439,000 Bales In 1928

The Agriculture Department reports a 14,439,000 bale cotton crop for the year with Sept 1 crop conditions at 60.3 percent of normal. Estimated state yields and abandonment rates are given, including Virginia 46,000 bales and Texas 5,100,000 bales, and a ginning total of 956,486 bales prior to Sept 1.

Washington Department of Agriculture United States Virginia North Carolina South Carolina Georgia Florida Missouri Tennessee Alabama Mississippi Louisiana Texas Oklahoma Arkansas New Mexico Aroe California Arizona

Salvation Army Finds Eighteen Most Dangerous Age for Women Workers

The Salvation Army survey concludes 18 is the dangerous age for women in industry and suggests women cooks may have the highest moral training among worker classes in Chicago.

Chicago Salvation Army

Churches Urge Five Day Week To Ease Unemployment

The Federal Council of Churches of Christ in America calls for a five day workweek and shorter hours as a solution to widespread unemployment. The message notes 3,000,000 out of work last winter and urges capital, labor, and the public to adopt a more scientific, cooperative approach for social progress. The council represents 28 denominations and 50,000,000 Protestant members.

New York Federal Council of Churches of Christ In America Commission On Social Service United States Christian Brotherhood Federal Council

Work Says G. O. P. Has Not Hit Smith

Washington D C chairman Work of the Republican National Committee said personal attacks against Governor Smith the Democratic presidential candidate have not been made with the committee's sanction or knowledge He denounced sensational periodical articles and anonymous publications urging vicious campaigning calling them disgustful and beyond the pale of decent politics He reaffirmed the party policy stated at the campaign's start.

Washington, D. C Work Republican National Committee Smith National Committee Dr. Work

Whitewright Teacher Reflects on County Institute in Sherman

Miss Sallye Hamilton writes from Whitewright on the Grayson County Teachers Institute held at Central High School in Sherman. She notes 300 educators gathering to discuss teaching, praises Dr. King of Carr-Burdette College for lessons on character and professional relations, and stresses health, tact, and humor as keys to effective teaching.

Sallye Hamilton Whitewright Shermanemocrat Old Maid’s Convention Teacher's Institute Central High School Sherman Four Grayson County Institute Pat’ Acton Daddy Pat Fountain of Knowledge King Carr-Burdette College Jodie

Central High School Visit Promises Great Life Message

A speaker recalls a two day visit at Central High School with high spirits. He notes a forthcoming event titled seeing is believing for next September and emphasizes the idea that life is great if you don’t weaken.

Central High School

A Strange Clock Made of Sahara Bones

A Calcutta resident reports a timepiece said to be the world’s strangest clock. Crafted by a Sahara oasis keeper, the case comprises seven thousand bone pieces with a skull dial and teeth numerals. At each hour skeletons rise to strike a bronze gong, culminating with twelve at noon. The mechanism was once bone but has been replaced.

Calcutta Sahara Desert Sahara

Madison Narrowly Escapes Capture as Washington Burns

President James Madison narrowly escaped capture during the War of 1812 as British forces raided Washington and burned the White House, underscoring the capital’s peril and resilience.

Madison Washington White House

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