When He Wants Hot Water in Two Hours
A humorous fragment describes a person who desires instant hot water and enjoys a smooth shave, highlighting the appeal of an immediate supply of hot water within a two hour window.
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Newspaper
Eagle Lake Headlight
Location
Eagle Lake, Texas, United States of America
Date
Aug 25, 1934
Page
8
A humorous fragment describes a person who desires instant hot water and enjoys a smooth shave, highlighting the appeal of an immediate supply of hot water within a two hour window.
A fragment from the Bernard hatchery report notes a state meet event. The readable lines indicate officials or participants and a pale reference, but details and context are missing.
Historic Virginia mentions fox hunting rings near Mint club grounds with wealthy New York members, riding customs, and rigid rules. It recalls the Wright brothers birthplace marker in Dayton twined with Civil War routes, and meteorite displays at the American Museum of Natural History.
A wine producer named Davis complains that federal rules on direct wine shipments to U.S. consumers hurt small producers and disrupt his vineyard business. He cites brandy and French wine as affected, noting high licensing costs and market shifts amid wartime controls. The regulation aims to curb bootlegging but harms producers seeking direct sales from abroad.
A man named Green is shot and killed in Columbus after an argument at Alleycon. Booker fired 233 bullets at Green and fled. Green died minutes later. Booker is held without bail after an examining trial. Ardella Green, Green’s wife, is a Columbus district schoolteacher.
Public notice promotes Weimar Bottling Company's orange soda water made from pure orange juice. Advertisement invites customers to demand the product in its kingly bottle and avoid substitutes. Includes pastor W. A. Flachmeier and church references with unclear OCR text.
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