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Newspaper
Whitewright Sun
Location
Whitewright, Texas, United States of America
Date
Sep 20, 1945
Page
3
Dr. William A O Brien explains heart pain can stem from nervous strain or blocked arteries and may be triggered by exertion or emotion. He describes coronary thrombosis, how blocks interrupt blood flow, and how arteriosclerosis and clots cause coronary heart disease, noting pain levels vary.
The text explains gradual circulatory block development, scar formation, and potential heart failure as coronary disease progresses. It notes that some patients avoid major trouble if circulation remains fair, while others form extra channels. overweight individuals should lose weight as fat tissue contains blood vessels that raise the heart's workload.
The War Department reported 7,300,000 troops shipped overseas over 45 months from December 1941 to Sept 1 this year with 126,859,000 tons of cargo. East Coast ports delivered 4,687,850 troops and 75,334,000 tons, West Coast 2,451,000 and 44,286,000 tons, Gulf ports 167,000 and 7,239,000 tons.
Billy the Tenth, attended by Texas Rangers and Navy officials, arrived at the Naval Academy to assume the role of Navy mascot. The Angora goat from Fredericksburg, Texas, was welcomed by cadets and dignitaries as he took the ceremonial seat, with Idaho and Maine noted for potato claims in the surrounding chatter.
Practical domestic tips from cleaning to cooking including preserving utensils keeping meat fresh using lemon juice in rice whitening rice and saving fuel. Suggestions cover stove burners lemon skins orange peels linoleum flowers and packing ideas with simple steps and quantities.
No. 53895 The State of Texas to Earl Lange commanded to appear and answer by 10 a.m. on November 5 1945 before the Grayson County District Court in Sherman. Plaintiff Sarah Thompson seeks possession of Lot Four and south twenty five feet of Lot Three, Block Two, W. D. Fitch addition, alleging unlawful entry and withholding of possession causing $1000 damages, with annual land value $300. Filed September 17 1945.
A Twain California visit yields a barber shop gag about sold out tickets and standing. Other vignettes include a Utah town belt joke and a rambling mix of humorous lines about marriage, signatures, and stylish people with creditors.
A old fire drill at a hotel had Cal Coolidge step toward his room before a fire marshal halted him. The marshal learned Coolidge was vice president of the United States and apologized for the misstep.
A Detroit auto plant photographer sought glamour shots of riveters and was met by a shop steward from the union. The rule was issued that the girls must be photographed in order of seniority, reflecting a new wrinkle in union practice.
A military inspection scene notes a GI laughing as a fellow soldier’s belt buckle nearly fails the close check. He taps a buddy in the rank forward while the moment lightens the formal proceedings.
A Beaumont grocery worker, a Black man, jokes that he can count to nine and adds three more to reach twelve. The exchange centers on his method to know how many eggs he places in a sack and the lack of competition in his honest work.
After eight years away a prosperous man returns to his old town station. Finding no familiar faces on the platform he seeks out the station master, his lifelong friend. The master greets him by name and asks if he is leaving again.
A Philadelphia man died by his own hand leaving a note tangled in a bizarre family riddle. He describes marrying a widow with a grown daughter, his father loving his stepdaughter and marrying her, making his stepdaughter his mother, and his wife bearing a son whose destiny remains unresolved.
The quirky family riddle from St. Louis traces a convoluted relation chain. The narrator explains how his father’s brother in law was also his uncle and how marriage ties loop to make him both grandfather and husband in a punning genealogical puzzle.
A dialogue hints at a neighborly inquiry about the status of the adjacent household. The woman notes the family lacks a car radio and piano, while the man wonders if they hold a bank account. The exchange suggests concern over material wealth without explicit facts.
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