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Newspaper
Whitewright Sun
Location
Whitewright, Texas, United States of America
Date
Sep 14, 1922
Page
19
The Whitewright Sun warns that all notices of entertainments dinners and other benefits with admission or monetary consideration will be charged at regular advertising rates Obituaries resolutions memorials and similar items also incur regular rates The paper will correct any erroneous reflections on request from the publisher
Geo H. Combs reflects on transient beauty and declares eternal beauty in Jesus. The text contrasts fading earthly charms with the lasting spiritual glory of the lilies of Nazareth, asserting Christ’s enduring presence and transformative power beyond time and matter.
A collection of satirical and opinion snippets from various papers. Jabs at France Germany and Mexico mix with light humor about Prohibition and straw polls. The tone mirrors early 20th century editorial wit and brief topical asides from multiple outlets.
A collage of cheeky quotes from papers such as New, Columbia Record, Oakland Tribune, Canton Repository, Detroit Free Press and New York Evening Mail. Topics range from Irish affairs to vocabulary size, Prohibition, collective bargaining, longevity, daughters and living wages. Notable lines include Irish struggle, Barleycorn, and a joke on wage bargaining.
A Warren Chronicle quote defines a representative government as one that elects six men in favor of a measure and six against it and questions why action isn’t taken.
A quoted remark from the St. Louis Globe-Democrat decries reliance on a weekly magazine poll to gauge the people's will after years of dry politics. The comment frames polling as an imperfect mirror of democracy and reflects ongoing debate over measuring public opinion.
Mr and Mrs L C Hampton announce the marriage of their daughter Sarah to Mr Howard Kilgree on Friday September 8 The bride, well known in Whites Wright for teaching at the grammar school last year, is a talented young woman and a favorite among friends The groom is a well known young man from the Pilot Grove community Friends wish the couple a long and happy voyage on the sea of matrimony.
Atlantic City Sept 11 Samuel Gompers told the International Typographical Union convention that the shopmen's strike is more effective now than with injunctions in place. He said injunctions forbid lawful action and permit unlawful acts, but the industrial tide has turned. He praised the coal strike as a glorious victory and argued union federation protects the masses.
Joe McKinsey fell on the Sears Grain Company Elevator scale platform Wednesday injuring three ribs. He was on the platform when he tripped and struck his side against stacked posts and will be out for a few days while recovering.
J. H. Biggerstaff and S. C. Horton have rented space in the J. W. Davidson grocery store. They received the fixtures the first of the week and are installing them, planning to open for business in the latter part of the week. Mr Horton previously owned a meat market in town.
S. E. Jones and T. H. Sears came back from Lubbock County after three weeks caring for building work on their land. They plan nine residences and barns. Sears returns to oversee harvest. crops were damaged by drought, with some farmers expected to gain about half a bale per acre, others less.
An ad promotes LAXATIVE BROMO QUININE tablets claiming to stop cough and headache from a cold in one day. It notes E W GROVE'S signature on each box and a price of 30 cents.
The land cultivation method greatly affects output with well cultivated farms expected to yield fairly in cotton. Reports indicate the Plains region will experience a short feed crop overall.
George Gattis Jr. aged two months and seven days died after a short illness. Funeral held at home, then graveside service in Whitesboro conducted by Rev. W J Epting. Parents express heartfelt sympathy in the loss of their only child.
A diner advertisement offers regular dinners served every day for 50c and invites customers to judge the quality by trying it. The note emphasizes the value and invites patrons to visit Pierce's Cafe for the affordable meal.
B Y P U program outlines song Stand Up for Jesus and Crown Him. Prayer led by a leader with business and records. Group No 2 oversees the event. Talks include Paul’s Missionary World topics on races governments and religions of countries touched by Paul Rosalie Prigmore. John Webster speaks Why Reach These Countries. Jack Yeager presents Some of Paul’s Sermons and Paul’s Alphabet. Irene Buck On How the Message Got Around the World. Jesse Blanks reads. Sentence prayers accompany the program.
For the best of vulcanizing and thre work, go to R. S. Morehead. Satisfaction guaranteed.
A young Black woman with a broken jaw was rushed to the hospital after a confrontation with a friend. She was evasive about how the injury occurred, providing limited initial details as investigators began questioning her.
A surgeon questions the severity of injuries as a woman explains she was struck by an object. She finally confesses she was “naturally kicked in the face” by a gentleman friend, clarifying the source of the damage and the pace of the attack.
The text explains that heating water causes it to split into gases, a chemical change, and that mixing water with lime yields a chemical reaction producing a large amount of heat, similar to how other chemical reactions release heat.
Quicklime or calcium oxide combines violently with water to form slaked lime. The reaction yields heat as CaO absorbs H2O, forming CaO2H2 and releasing energy akin to boiling water.
A clipped dialogue features Ted declaring love as a dangerous pastime and Ned replying that having a small hand does not indicate defeat, framed as a cheeky exchange about romance and risk.
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