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Newspaper
Bronte Weekly Enterprise
Location
Bronte, Texas, United States of America
Date
Mar 20, 1925
Page
8
The piece explains how salt in the body helps prevent decay and how tears protect the eye. It notes the eyelid spreads a moist film by using slightly salted water, and that emotional pain causes tear overflow as natural eye protection.
A crossroads store owner recalls a late evening encounter where Nick and his thirteen year old companion Jigger faced a sudden rifle shot. Nick fired twice and narrowly missed. Jigger urged payback, grabbing rocks and striking the assailant in the head as he attempted another shot, sending him tumbling over the log.
Fragmentary OCR notes show a terse line referencing Peng Rediae, an Ina lab, and a nod toward finality. The readable words suggest a closing gesture or verdict but lack full context or date. Further text needed for a precise summary.
A fragment recalls a reply denying power and recounts a person who began as a Yale halfback and married the daughter of "his boys" in a past context. The quote hints at a social or familial connection formed through football fame.
A Strasburg shoemaker in the Uckermark of Germany made a clock entirely from rye straw with oat straw hands and numerals. It uses a 200 gram weight and eight pendulums instead of wheels and has run for 17 years, shown across various European countries.
Harry Wright twenty eight a building cleaner fell five stories from a Chicago skyscraper but landed on his feet and suffered only two broken ankles and a dislocated right arm He says he used Navy diving skills to land right side up and stay balanced.
The city government seeks to curb the influx of workers to Maracaibo and surrounding areas after many seekers faced disappointment and hardship in the Venezuela oil fields.
The director of the census reports the United States held an estimated national wealth of 220.804 billion dollars in 1922. Real and personal property both contribute to the total, with public and private assets included in the study.
A courtroom exchange centers on a demand for garlic with a salad. The judge instructs restraint and denies any further breath or contact with the item, shaping a terse legal moment.
An effort is underway to introduce grouse to New Zealand marked by plans to import birds, aiming to establish a sustainable population and enhance hunting opportunities, with officials evaluating feasibility and biosecurity.
R L Brown opens at 222 South Chadbourne Street San Angelo selling dry goods millinery and ladies ready to wear at cost from W A Perry stock. He plans five new bungalows and aims to make Brown’s a popular West Texas shopping hub. He hails from Cleburne and chose San Angelo after visiting.
Rev and Mrs A D Jameson of Blackwell were in town Thursday where Rev Jameson served as advance agent for the play Mary's Millions to be staged tonight at the Bronte School and Sonia.
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