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Newspaper
Eagle Lake Headlight
Location
Eagle Lake, Texas, United States of America
Date
Apr 05, 1924
Page
10
A garbled excerpt discusses Prohibition era bootleg liquor cases, court appeals on automobile law validity, and political favoritism. It references Al Jennings, Jake Hatton, and tensions over party control, plus calls to move election dates and observations on fashion and spring prominence in a local newspaper style.
The paper announces Gus Russel as a candidate for State Senator of the 15th District, comprising Colorado, Fayette, Austin, Lavaca and Waller counties, seeking senate office.
County notices report multiple candidates aligned with the White Loyalty Party seeking re election or election to offices in Colorado County. Names include W OC Bapenberg Henry Bauscher Emil 1 and Sager. Panels grant authority to urge votes and influence the outcome for county offices and tax assessor positions.
The Headlight announces Mr W A Dallas as a candidate for County Commissioner Precinct No 4 in Colorado County. The notice urges party loyalty and vote support, naming W A Dallas and noting his campaign seeks the loyalty of voters in the precinct.
Fragmented letter press expresses shock at German hunger, praises American aid and charity. It condemns starvation while urging continued relief, notes a local theater tragedy and a monument for a distressed worker. The piece blends moral sermon with wartime sentiment and public sympathy.
A Dallas newspaper notes the Shriners have completed a new children's hospital costing over three hundred thousand dollars. Admission is free to crippled and poor children. the pledge is cure. The piece contrasts widespread crime with acts of generosity and faith in humanity.
An interview with Ate Cooper recounts kidney trouble and relief after using Doan’s Kidney Pills. Cooper credits the remedy for easing pain and restoring function, urging others to seek the product from local dealers rather than asking generically for a kidney remedy.
A fragment mentions a Boat product called Kidney Pill linked to Mr. Cooper and a Poster-Milburn Co. listing in Baftilo New York. The garbled OCR suggests a legal or consumer notice context with names and a company, but readable facts are sparse.
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