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Newspaper
Eagle Lake Headlight
Location
Eagle Lake, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jan 14, 1933
Page
7
Fragmentary OCR notes describe rival parties, local campaigns, and disputed ballots. Mentions Republican alignment and a tombstone reference, with signals of voter tensions and possible irregularities awaiting clarification.
Elected leader De E Bradshaw heads the World Order of Westerns association. The report outlines his career as an insurance attorney with a strong record in state and federal courts, his roles in the Fraternal Order of Eagles, and his support from colleagues who praise his legal acumen and leadership.
A reader remarks on the Texas governorship race, urging Republicans and Democrats to set aside divisions and back the administration, noting Roosevelt’s challenges and the need for a united citizenry to restore prosperity and peace. The piece mocks partisan speeches and urges focus on national recovery beyond party lines.
The Methodist church program for next Sunday features sermons by Pastor Ozment on Two Priceless Gems of the Soul and The Sighted Business Man. Evening service begins at 7 with a note on a time change. Members are urged to attend even if worshiping elsewhere.
A handwritten clipping offers a home remedy for incipient flu: mix six ounces of orange juice with three oranges, sugar, and cream of tartar to one quart water, drink two quarts daily. Also suggests a mustard foot bath in boiling water then tepid bath, followed by rest and doctor contact.
Church notices from Igarwon Presbyterian Church mention Holy Communion on Sunday January 19 and a sermon. Members in Gate Wood are urged to meet at the church on January 16 or 17 for devotional activities and missionary society planning.
A long, fragmentary article recalls the Blarney Stone legend and the castle’s history at a Cork site. It notes the stone’s inscription, the castle’s age and walls, and the tradition of tourists kissing the stone to gain eloquence.
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