Eagle City Ords Appoints New Linotype Foreman
In Eagle, the city press announces a new linotype foreman as part of the newsroom staff changes. Assistants and editors are named, reflecting a reshuffle in the local newspaper operation.
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Newspaper
Eagle Lake Headlight
Location
Eagle Lake, Texas, United States of America
Date
Aug 06, 1932
Page
4
Broadway Schedule Notes From Fragmented OCR
Incomplete clipping references a Broadway schedule item with uncertain wording and missing details about performances or timings. The readable parts mention names and a camera note but lack verifiable facts to identify an event, date, or location.
Garis crest of Hans Revere in midnight verse
Fragmentary text names Garis and Hans Revere in a poem. It references an aqua regia mixture and a medieval or romantic frame. Not enough coherent facts to determine a full news item.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lenefeilow
Garis
Hans Revere
Lissie Happenings and Local Family Notes
Community snippet from Houston and Temple area social scene. Mentions gatherings at Mr Bri Anderson’s home, visits from Mr Peter and Mrs A H Ans sin, and Joe and Buddy Chpcos returning from Bryan for a short course. References to hospital stays, medical operations, and local residents visiting relatives in Dragoon and San Antonio.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Unt Anderson
Houston
Bri. Anderson
Peter
A. H. Anssin
Joe
Buddy Chpcos
Sater Bryan
Clipton
macoPal
Lissie Anl
Temple Is
Carmel Ruthn
Temple
Cilase Wiest
Rosenberg Hospital
Weekse
Williany
AB Smith
San Antonio
Mussionars Logjers
Weal
Crowlus
Louis Fray
Sheer Alter
Aucti
Miri Nurler Wag Fuvethers Hospital
Gatwin Ciertson
A. H
Charles Causey
Naston
Dragoon, Arizona
Rice farmers urged to attend talks on new handling plans
A letter invites rice farmers to visit offices on the second floor of 1 WuCing to hear plans for season long rice handling and per barrel charges while promising first class service and as many farmers as possible to discuss_handling and harvesting. A separate item reports a naturalist dismissing fears about snakes, noting Ta Gitear captures 1200 snakes for zoos and a 96-pound diamond rattler last year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vik
Ame Pines
WuCing
Bowating
Theodore
Rocks
Tausch
California
How to Die for a Democratic President
The text mocks unhealthy work life and stress as a path to success, urging constant labor and fear about the future. It contrasts this with the absurd belief in a coming Democratic President, urging readers to question such fatalism.
Notable U S Advisories on Everyday Woes
A fragment discusses how government advisories regulate daily troubles through Uncle Sam’s bureaus. Senator Pat Harrison is cited in a vivid speech critiquing various “streets” of issues, including calcium use in spinach and lifestyle topics, with humorous asides about individuals like Wellnson and Bob.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sam
Pat Harrison
Factius
Wellnson
Lamb
Bob
Where the Fire Warnings and Bureaucratic Nonsense Collide
A long-winded critique rails against government bulletins from Washington on household tips and public notices. It cites absurd examples, mocks overdmand of trivial edification, and warns against spreading unverified disaster rumors that harm communities and banks. A Brooklyn tale of a hotel fire drill gone comically awry accompanies broader reflections on rumor and public communication.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Svr
Brooklyn
Canada
Alberta
Junior Bridge Club entertains guests and awards
Betty Ney hosted the Junior Bridge Club on Wednesday with guests Mauris Heffley and Patty Braun. Patty Braun won the high score and Martha Grace Hillough the low score. ice cream and cake were served as Mr and Mrs Billough and family left this Pride morning for a week’s visit to relatives in Franklin.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Betty 'Ney
Mauris Heffley
Patty Braun
Martha Grace Hillough
Wednesday Night Bridge Hosts Show Colorful Decor
Sir and Mrs Sam J Davilio hosted the Wednesday night bridge group with a pink and green color scheme. Prizes went to Miss Seanolm and Mr Pustejovsky for high scores, with Miss Pickett and Mr Curry taking low scores. A storm safety note warns not to seek shelter in a car during lightning and explains why autos offer protection.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sir
Sam J. Davilio
Garnett Pickell
Velma Harris
Allie Senball
Jewel Burger
Daisy Morgen
Lugene Theuman
H. E. Hampion
Wm. Randow
C. D. Stephens
Albert Pustejavsky
Miles Theuman
Seanolm
Pustejovsky
Miss Picket
C. R. Curry
Angel Food
United States Bureau of Standards
Ophelia Johnson
Eagle Lake Stars Bank
Madeline Cearnalis
Prayer of George Washington From His Manuscript Prayers
Eternal God I present myself this morning asking You my Creator to accept my humble thanks that Thy goodness kept me through the night Direct my thoughts and work teach Thy Divine Majesty how to live in Thy fear labor in Thy service run in Thy commandments Preserve and bless our rulers in Church and state Bless the people of this land comfort the fatherless deliver the captive and heal the sick Amen
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jesus Christ
Size of Can or Jar Guides Texas Canning Diet
A Texas A and M nutritionist urges proper can sizes for different family sizes and foods to ensure a healthy winter diet. She recommends No 1 for two, No 2 for four, and No 3 or quart jars for five, with exceptions for certain foods that require heat penetration. The guide stresses daily leafy vegetables and fruits, specifies approximate can counts for a five member family, and notes substitutions like Rovelle and rhubarb where needed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Texas
Petn
Gola Bivir
Texas A. & M
Servier
Blair
Record of a Historic Rainfall in Baguio July 1911
A Science Service feature notes the heaviest 24 hour rainfall at Baguio in July 1911 during a cyclone. The downpour followed the cyclone passage, with over 8.8 inches falling in four days and a 24 hour minimum of 46 inches reported between July 14 and 17.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baguio
Phillippines
Miguel Selga
Philippine Weather Bureau
Charles Fitzhugh Talman
United State
Canada
Yume
Arena
Iquique Porn
Rain and money myths surface in old Flatonia Argus fragment
Fragment from the Flatonia Argus recounts exaggerated rainfall figures in the Northeast and Canada, a dubious Bayula rainfall note, and an informal civic tale about currency circulation. It includes a quirky tale about a five dollar bill’s duties and how money travels through a town to stimulate local commerce.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jim
Hin
Pias
Frank
Henry
Doc
Sip
Aeah
Flatonia Argus
The Letter H and The Presidency Question
Lawrence Osborn of Atlantic City notes in a New York Herald Tribune letter that five U S presidents began with H yet none secured a second term. He cites Harrison, Rutherford B. Hayes, Warren G. Harding, Herbert Hoover, and Benjamin Harrison as examples with discussion of renominations and term outcomes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York Herald-Tribune
Lawrence Osborn
Atlantic City
United States
William Henry Harrison
Rutherford Harrison
Warren G. Harding
Herbert Hoover
William Henry Arrison
Warren G Harding
Hayes
Benjamin Harrison
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Ork Pustejovsky
Alice
Listie
Mike Qtarele
Ann Ird
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W. S. Strickland Mer
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George Washington
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Cadillac
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Eagle Lake Lumberco
Max Conner
U.S. Mint
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