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Newspaper
Whitewright Sun
Location
Whitewright, Texas, United States of America
Date
Sep 27, 1928
Page
7
The Whitewright Sun reports local notices and social events in Whitewright Texas including fair ads, circus attendance, and high school football plans. It notes cotton picking weather, dealer demand, and political commentary linking Texas Democrats and Hoover.
A compilation of historical editorial quotes touching on political splits prohibition leadership crowds and social issues. The snippets critique governance media charm and moral concerns while noting the era’s attitudes toward reform and controversy.
A collection of brief quotes涵盖 derision of policies and spending, alarm clocks at Chicago banquet, Klan payments to a senator, comic critiques of crying for complexion, and claimed city governance cost reductions with expert opinions.
In Washington on Monday two more Texas congressmen joined seven Texans already pledged to promote the Smith Robinson Democratic ticket. They will travel to eight states starting Oct 1 and Oct 15 for various campaigns, with others awaiting itineraries and conference with Senator Tydings in New York.
A witty dialogue shows a man ending an engagement after a fortune teller predicts he will marry a blond within a month. She offers to become blond quickly, flipping the premise to comic effect.
The Clarksville Times notes that privately owned papers struggle to cover costs with light advertising. It cites the Jefferson Journal and a West Texas chain paper that reduced editorial content to cut expenses, highlighting pressure on chain publications amid weak ad patronage.
A reflective piece cites Emerson urging to write in the heart that each day is the best day. It cautions against lingering on youth’s days or wishing for better times, urging acceptance of the present.
A Robert George meditation celebrates aging as a guide to growth from youth to elder years. It counsels embracing life at every age, noting the twenties mold character, thirties struggle, forties vision, fifties jubilee, sixties wisdom, and seventies continued purpose with a nod to a righteous crown for seventy and beyond.
We thank friends and neighbors for aid in picking our cotton while I was in the hospital. Only those who have shared such an experience can understand our deep appreciation. Mr. and Mrs. George Humphrey.
Dallas citizens spent Sundays visiting movies and baseball, totaling 99,889 known attendees across theatres and a league game. With 37,140 in Sunday schools and 9,000 in a Texas league game, about 191,111 residents are unaccounted for beyond these activities, possibly reading newspapers or using one of 50,000 owned autos.
Dr Frank H Vizetelly editor of The New Standard Dictionary praises editorial English in American newspapers but admits he does not read the sports section. The Louisville Times questions how he could judge without reading it.
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