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Newspaper
Eagle Lake Headlight
Location
Eagle Lake, Texas, United States of America
Date
Feb 21, 1925
Page
7
Jecome Landa visits Bite University at Austin for a series of engagements with faculty and students. The trip includes meetings with campus leaders and a public talk at the university theater.
An advertisement claims a new treatment instantly soothes coughing by holding a pill for 18 to 20 seconds and swallowing water. It asserts the formula calms throat irritation and dissolves phlegm, with a cautioned note about temporary relief.
Local notes honor Mrs Eollis Tarson of Houstone and Mrs Marth Larsen who died recently. Messages praise their kindness and recall gatherings at homes, with mentions of friends and neighbors visiting, expressing condolences and sharing memories of happier times.
An extended discussion traces corn from Mexico through global trade to China, detailing kernels, processing into tortillas, and cultural uses. It notes the grain's reach, political and economic connections, and shifts in dietary habits across continents.
A mission opera titled Microbe of Love was staged Friday night by the school, directed by Misa Castles. A large crowd attended as Miss Castles performed the lead, with supporting acts including Miss Nellie Mulherton and Miss Arne Stelok.
A damaged text fragment references appeals and further information but provides little readable detail. The item appears to be a public notice or legal notice mentioning information lines and forthcoming actions without clear names or dates.
The text announces Mr. Amy Gus Wageer as a candidate for Alderman of the city of Bole Lake in a primary election on January 24. It urges readers to vote and support and notes the headquarter authorization for campaign actions.
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