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Newspaper
Eagle Lake Headlight
Location
Eagle Lake, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jan 27, 1923
Page
3
MR E C DANEY writes Ediegh of Headlight urging readers to consider the proposed tax and state rights. The letter argues about religious exercises and the Christian Testament while stressing citizen rights and safeguards under the law.
A San Antonio reader Mrs Lula Avery promotes Favorite Prescription for chronic female weakness. The piece criticizes a public school religious exercise proposal and argues it risks sectarian bias, urging protection of nonreligious schooling and parental rights.
Fragmentary note mentions fever la grippe and mood, unclear context. Reads like a brief health or weathering advisories line with typographical errors and stray phrases.
The Dubinsky Brothers Stock Company returns to Wharton for a week of shows. The troupe promises a modern act with a skilled orchestra and witty interludes. Two more performances are advertised with free Monday night tickets for paid seats.
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