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Newspaper
Eagle Lake Headlight
Location
Eagle Lake, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jan 30, 1926
Page
9
A fragment discusses children troubled with worms and poor nutrition. It mentions Grove's Tasteless Chill Tonic as a remedy given regularly to improve digestion, relieve stomach disturbance, and boost health. The note implies that the tonic helps dispel worms and restore the child to health.
Stafford Taylor of Grack Jusetins Colorado reports he will broadcast a one hour music program from Grand o and Eagle Lake areas Friday evening February Std. The notice mentions local residents, hospital stay, and a dog named My Dog with playful, humorous descriptions. Henrietta Guidroz, ill with appendicitis, has returned home with family support in Houston after hospital care.
Rev B Riemann of Houston accepted the call of the First Baptist Church of this city to take up the work. The announcement notes his arrival this week and his planned duties as pastor in the local congregation.
Nmvs received from Nottawe ress fer day in that Mrs A W Cylon who fy go weriously l rsted well the hight preceding and was reporti nul improved In condition yentere May meaguimy Mrs 7 6 Cooper and Miss Cure Cooper are xpendiine a few day Growdad ailing At the home of their pROL aN brother J G Uyoper
Fragmented OCR text discusses Wout, Knox, and local figures. It references advertising power, public debates, and a local meeting with mentions of Albany and the Headlight. The piece notes subscription renewals, a Christian attendee’s improvement, and general civic discourse without clear event details.
A fragmentary ad notes a carload of mules available from Larsan Brothers. It hints at a sale pitch with phrases like good one and price cues, indicating a local rural trade item conveyed in brief promotional language.
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