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Newspaper
Whitewright Sun
Location
Whitewright, Texas, United States of America
Date
Sep 16, 1954
Page
2
Fort Worth dentists are using the Duke University Inhaler to numb teeth without injections. Patients sniff a gas, regain comfort in five to six breaths, and feel a euphoric buoyancy. The method reduces needle use, helpful for allergy cases or gum infections, though not a full substitute for anesthesia.
National City Bank of New York bid $10 million for the Texas veterans land-buying program financing at 2.097 percent. The Veterans Land Board will have issued $100 million in bonds, with more likely needed to fund loans for qualified veterans seeking farms and ranches.
The article urges strict adherence to Texas law requiring drivers to stop for a stopped school bus and not exceed ten miles per hour when passing. It notes fines up to 200 dollars for violations and warns that many ignore the rule, endangering children.
Citations state The City of Denison sues S. H. Tracy deceased and heirs for delinquent ad valorem taxes on Lot 12, Block 23 Laynes Addition Denison Grayson County Texas. The suit seeks foreclosure of tax liens plus interest penalties and costs, return date October 25, 1954, in Grayson County District Court.
A discussion of traffic rules emphasizes caution when overtaking moving vehicles and passing on the right. It covers safe distances, prohibited passing, no passing zones marked by dash lines, and restrictions near bridges tunnels intersections and railroad crossings to prevent dangerous moves.
A fragment expressing belief in the outdoors as a garden, valuing wildflowers trees birds and nature's music. It links happiness and freedom to respecting all life and perceiving divine handiwork in mountains and wildlife.
A speaker urges passing heritage to the younger generation to enable learning and the pursuit of peace and contentment once found by others. The message frames duty to teach and guide as essential for children to follow a long brown path toward inner serenity.
In the old West a horse thief was hanged as swift justice. Days later the victim’s innocence was found, prompting lynchers to raise funds for a tombstone. The stone read Hung by mistake. He who laughs last laughs best. The joke is on us.
The passage argues that in a free economy America's industrial progress is ongoing and accelerating, stressing the United States remains on a strong growth trajectory driven by market forces. It frames this as a long term positive trend for industry and national prosperity.
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