Reward Ad Offers Great Christop Cure for Warts
A newspaper notice offers a $25.00 reward for information leading to the purchase or use of a Great Christop Cure from a drug store. The ad promotes a remedy claimed to remove warts and callouses.
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Newspaper
Eagle Lake Headlight
Location
Eagle Lake, Texas, United States of America
Date
Aug 09, 1935
Page
6
Local Notes and Incidents From Marshall and Area
The item lists scattered notes from Marshall Missouri and nearby locales. It mentions Terrells visiting their former home, a Weimar legislator Geo Herder, and a stalled session comment. It also describes a railroad crossing accident near Washington with injuries, a Mississippi reflect event, and a ranch incident in Gonzales County where a man was fatally injured by a falling horse.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Terrell
Waldo Terrell
Marshall
Geo. Herder
Weimar
Us County
Herder
Adams
Payne
Alexander
Angelo
Ubeci
Ahey
Robert Seneaut
Gil Brown
Mikes
Merle White
Spoleine
Wienington
Nomilich
Household Safety Codes From An Old Manual
A fragmented list of household safety guidance urges handling flames and blades away from people, storing sharp objects properly, disposing of broken glass, and avoiding unsafe electric and gas practices. It reads like an old manual with misspellings and stray phrases but conveys core safety actions.
Government vault plan in Kentucky mocked as wasteful
McKinney Examiner notes criticism of a proposed 500000 underground vault in Kentucky to store gold bullion. Critics say bankers could guard the gold and warn a single deep hole risks disaster if captured by an enemy. The piece questions fiscal sense as the administration has two years to spend 500 million.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kentucky
Nahien
Kenfast
McKinney Examiner
Local notes mix travels and farming talk
A county column records a mix of brief notes. Mentioned are travels to San Antonio and El Campo, visitors Fay McHenry and Esher Westmoreland, a wagon incident near an ice house, and Caylor renting his rice arm to Robert Cally with Colle predicting rice farming may surpass railroading.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbus
L. P. Bunge
Alair
Gus Seaholm
Jim Douglass
el Campo Sunda
A. We Caylor
Nottawa
Robert Cally
Lissie
Colle
Past Three Year Cotton Crop in Colorado County
W H Young county agent reports Colorado County cotton income for three years nearly tripled since 1932. Total county cotton payments from 1932 to 1943 include 1 068 063.41 from the Agricultural Adjustment Administration in 1942 and 1 192 456.62 in 1943 with farm value around 620000 and 95285 in benefit payments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Colorado County
W. H. Young
Wis
Agricumcral Adjustment Administration
United States
Department—et
Texas
Agricultual Adjustment Administration
Colorado
Mr. Young
Busiess
Maine
Iremais
Names and spellings spark Ethiopian geographic confusion
The article surveys debates over whether Ethiopia or Abyssinia should be used, noting authorities on native terms and map spellings. It highlights misrendered place names such as Adis Ababa and Lake Tana, and mentions Mogadiscio and the Guiba River being inconsistently reported in modern press coverage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ethiopia
Halle Selassi
Abyssinia
Stateman’s
Empire
National Geographic Society
Washington, D. C
Instace
Wal
Wardiar
Hunan
Ehier Ene
Tett Aw Iy
Bule
Philadelphia Visit Planned by Local Ladies
Mrs. P. Middlebrook and Miss Kathryn McRew of this city join Mrs. J. E. Greet and Mrs. Pansy Behteleher of Houston in a trip to Philadelphia to visit Joe Green. The travelers will also visit Washington and New York and other sites permitted by time.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
P. ©. Middlebrook
Kathryn McRew
J. E. Greet
Pansy Behteleher
Houston
Philadelphia
Joe Green
Washington City
New York
Thanking donors for clothing purchase and local visits
The article expresses gratitude to generous donors who funded a suit of clothes and notes appreciation from E. W. Thompson minister. It also mentions Mr and Mrs A L Wahro nuned visiting Mr and Mrs Edgar Wahr in Hotton and visits from Mr and Mrs H F B Terrett of Houston over the weekend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. W. Thompson
Christian Church
A. L. Wahronuned
Edgar Wahrinund
Hotton
Suayter oMr
Hf. B.terrett
Houston
New Highways Law Goes Into Effect Saturday
The state enacts a new high way livestock law to curb roaming animals on highways. It imposes fines up to 200 dollars per day for owners who let cattle, horses, or other livestock roam unattended. Enforcement rests with Highway Patrol and sheriffs, effective August 10, 1995, aiming to reduce accidents and property damage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
State Highway Department
Fie
Texaty
CMA
Harlem Volunteers to Fight in Abyssinia Stir Panic and Propaganda
A New York Harlem report says 1,500 colored men volunteered to fight in Abyssinia. Enlistees paid a registration penny with promises of free transport to Abyssinia. Clergy warn that foreign service violates U.S. law while sensational tales of wild beasts and poison bottles fuel fear and racism.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harlem
New York City
Abyssinia
United States
Ethiopia
Mles
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