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Newspaper
Eagle Lake Headlight
Location
Eagle Lake, Texas, United States of America
Date
Dec 14, 1929
Page
5
The text argues that clear skin and good health come from robust red blood cells. It asserts that healthy blood strengthens resistance to illness, aids vitality, and supports youthfulness and beauty, advocating SSS as a supplement to restore blood to a normal state.
A 1920s column discusses whether eye color in egg layers affects market demand. It notes brown eyed strains dominate Boston markets while white eyed breeds excel in egg production, and cites New York shifts showing prices and consumer taste swing with time.
The federal radio commission granted the Rice Hotel a license to operate a high class station to be known as ETRH with its main studio in the Rice Hotel and a transmitter at Deepwater station east of Houston. The station will relay Columbus and Droidcasting network programs, bringing National broadcasts to South Texas and Segation 10 listeners. The air date was not announced, but the Rice Hotel application vows expedited service. The call letters TRH stand for The Rice Hotel.
J C Penney executives state no merger basis has been discussed with Chicago mail order houses. A six to nine member committee studies potential benefits from a future merger, focusing on distribution, mass production limits, and improved merchandising to serve consumers and workers. Further actions await survey results before negotiations proceed.
Universal Motor Company begins a used car sale set in the former Towell's Garage. Cars are re conditioned and sold under a guarantee. Manager B 1 McElhinney invites shoppers to inspect various models at low prices before the sale starts on Saturday December 4th.
Oscar Lovayt and Sidney Clare, music and lyric respectively, debut new songs in the Avalon Theatre bill “After the Clouds Roll By” and “It’s All After.” Levit and Clare, prominent songwriters, note radio’s reach now lets audiences hear songs nightly nationwide, boosting film music value. Also featured is “Half Marriage” from Rudig Pictures, with credits to Ann Greenway and Ken Murray on related acts.
Reader tribute from oo Tholluna paper praising a local trader as courteous patient and public servant. It lauds his honesty taxes and community support while noting his role as barometer of local trade and civic life. Acknowledges his routine banking and customer relations.
A fragmented historical passage links the Panic of 1897 to a national tea speculation collapse and cites critics blaming President Van Buren. It also mentions the 1907 downturn tied to Wall Street elites and Roosevelt era politics, plus a note on the 1837 panic and fiscal policy debates.
The piece argues that fault for the stock market crash lies not in enacted tariffs but in speculative excess tied to the notion of Coolidge prosperity. It notes economists claim politics play little role, yet panics often follow presidential elections when promises are unmet and policies abandoned.
Phil Wadden advertisement in Daily Headlight offers a full stock of cedar Christmas trees displayed at the Austin Skating Rink. Trees come in all sizes and kinds with no preselection. customers may reserve a tree. Several buyers from various localities are already purchasing cedar trees.
An estimate for the American Rice Growers reports about 5800 bags in Minnesota with about 95 000 bags of rice this year. The text notes rapid movement of stock, minimal male labor, and that only a few varieties such as Blue Roger and Early Prolific remain in local warehouses.
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