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Newspaper
Brookshire Times
Location
Brookshire, Texas, United States of America
Date
Dec 19, 1930
Page
6
W J Cooper of Gladys Hotel offers a large sausage stuffer and lard press for loan at no charge. He adds he loves sausage and cracklings.
Miss Mery Ferguson of Houston is the guest of her aunts Mesdames Bennett and Day G. T. Pattison renews his Times subscription and thanks. D Milka Notary Public office at Farmers' State Bank. L. Herbison attended to business in Houston Wednesday. Mrs R L Hoskins, visiting her sisters Mesdames H Seidel and W R McCauley, left for Beaumont.
A Greenville man credits Crazy Water with curing his muscular rheumatism after weeks of illness. Treated in Mineral Wells, he later stayed at the new Million Dollar Crazy Water Hotel and praises the facility and its hospitality as affordable.
The text reflects a narrator's conflicted wish to remember his mother at Christmas while wishing to forget her the rest of the year. The节piece suggests personal longing, guilt, and holiday memory in a terse, reflective style.
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