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Newspaper
Eagle Lake Headlight
Location
Eagle Lake, Texas, United States of America
Date
Feb 26, 1921
Page
2
A fragmented note describes a shop scene with pies and customer dealings. Disjointed phrases mention a trade with home merchants, a water counting chem war, and a seventh rag focus, suggesting a local retail reflection with names and roles scattered.
An old advertisement promotes Dodson’s Liver Tone as a pleasant remedy for liver stomach and bowels claiming it regulates the system better than calomel without sickness or paralysis. The copy touts a money back guarantee and notes millions of bottles sold.
Altair Local News notes the anniversary of a wedding and veterans day recognition. Len Hwrger marks his fifteenth birthday with family and friends. Edna Hil Wooten of Kaggghe Tanke Gas visits with Miss Willian Wort and relatives at Malambis. Zamavele and Mr Dee Joxton of Columbus stay briefly, as does Joe Stilton and Lowert Bart in Columbus.
Miss Mi Sehoelaain visited relatives last Friday aged with sister Mise Tubs. Walter Abell hosted a gathering Sunday after a norther and garden work. Alma Sehovlimain visited Nal Mottay and Mack Benet's comedy at Rox Theatre next Friday night.
Local reports describe a six to eight week stretch of abundant strawberries in the Weimar market. Prices range around 25 cents per quart, grown by the Norhvita family northwest of town, with fruit sold locally and discussed by residents.
An old advertisement argues rheumatism stems from tiny disease germs in the blood. It promotes S. S. S. as a blood purifier to cleanse the blood and remove germs, claiming relief and urging readers to buy through druggists or write to the Chief Medical Adviser in Atlanta.
A local article reports SMITIL and WHITTEN forming a business partnership to operate a meat market at Main Street near Dye Ker resin. Whitten will manage inside operations while Smitil handles outside tasks. the couple have prior family ties and years of involvement in the trade. Annie's Tongue Got Twisted follows in the village tale, with unrelated chatter about clergy and social events surrounding the same community.
The twelfth annual session of the South Texas Colored Teachers Association opens at Bugle Lake with pastors and locals hosting visiting teachers. Attendance climbs as 30 stores arrive, bringing total participants near 100. W. J. Malin leads ceremonies and welcomes guests.
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