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Newspaper
Eagle Lake Headlight
Location
Eagle Lake, Texas, United States of America
Date
Dec 30, 1922
Page
6
The fragment discusses price drops and value concerns for farmers selling livestock and crops. It references comparisons of worth, market conditions, and shopper behavior affecting earnings, with notes on changing values and practical adjustments for producers.
The verses depict a bridegroom overwhelmed by gloom at his wedding and future, with the world’s mockery and memory of crime and burns. He dresses in ceremonial garb, feels isolated, and recalls old year’s sorrows as he anticipates a harsher year ahead. The piece blends sorrow with seasonal and ceremonial imagery.
Fragmentary text references Easy Mari siting and gilded bricks, mentions Yemen and Napoleons, glossies, fake items, voter ease, local supply issues, and a rally with shipments of goods. Contains many garbled phrases and improper names, making concrete facts hard to determine.
The passage presents unclear OCR text about an aging figure and a misworded account of illness, medical attempts, and jurisdictional references. The readable elements are sparse and do not establish a clear event, name, place, or outcome.
A rugged farmer named Jake Reuben toils on stony hills to support his ailing sisters. He pins hopeful dreams of becoming a lawyer or banker, but remains bound to plows and mule teams as hardship and duty shape a humble life.
Sheriff Kemp and Sheriff Carr with Deputy Rooker arrested Meomon Wobbins and Tom Pla at Pledger on Tuesday for selling booze. Tom Pla previously served a year for a similar charge and Levi received a four year sentence. A second arrest followed a man found with a stolen church coat, which he admitted selling to a Mexican for four dollars. the coat was recovered and the thief returned the money to the Mexican with a warning to avoid stolen property.
New York reports Professor Gustave Mev a Hoboken astrologer predicts 1923 will bring a flu epidemic strikes violence earthquakes and Wall Street crashes. He cites a Washington Birth horoscope with Saturn as the source of hard luck but promises inventions greater prosperity for farmers and a return to normalcy in business.
The Nixon Times notes how the turkey industry brings significant income to farmers. Frank Asher reports over $1,000 in turkey sales this season. Sam Hassel sold 102 turkeys for $797.57. Mrs. M. M. Smith may realize over $1,000 from her flock. Profit hinges on market demand and care, with some farmers increasing stock and trading gobblers for hens.
A housewife warns a maid to knock before entering the bedroom while her husband changes clothes. The dialogue suggests cautious behavior and propriety in domestic life, ending with an advertisement note for water works and a local Santa Fe inspector.
An interview recounts J C Cooper of Highland Ave praising Doan's Kidney Pills eight years after use for back pain and kidney disorder relief. He notes continued good results and ongoing use when needing a kidney boost. The ad includes 60¢ pricing and Foster Milburn Co. makers. A separate notice announces dissolution of the law partnership Proka Spencer due to members taking public office, effective December 8th, 1922.
Iorinne Griffith wears an opalescent gown cut in four panels reaching the ankles, paired with a yellow satin dress and cream lace. The ensemble features a low cut walxt, a shoulder drape, and a cherry headpiece extending to mid waist.
David Freeman of Kempt Nova Scotia reports relief from a heavy dull after meal with Chamberlains Tablets. Ads claim the tablets strengthen the stomach improve digestion regulate liver and bowels and are superior to pills though costlier. Irregular bowels cause discomfort and constipation Herbine also promoted as restoring regularity with price listed.
An ad extols LAXATIVE BROMO QUININE as superior to ordinary quinine and claims it does not affect the head or cause nervousness. The note asks to look for the full name and the signature of E. W. GROVE. 3c
The notice promotes Chamberlains Tablets to ensure healthy bowel action after supper and to relieve dullness from constipation. It also mentions J. F. Ulery the practical jeweler for timing information.
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