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Newspaper
Eagle Lake Headlight
Location
Eagle Lake, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jun 10, 1922
Page
6
Garling at Fr Worte Fort Worth Community Commission Company Suebily spent the potato Fagie Lake with the bus Besa rey.
A garbled historical notice warns for timely poison control of boll weevil infestations. It cites agricultural officials urging constant pesticide application during vulnerable weevil stages to prevent rising costs and widespread damage across states. The text reflects policy language and mentions laboratories and preparatory measures.
Mrs. 0. Dedier of 81 St Louis says Tran Yagas eased stomach gas indigestion and back pain, lost ten pounds in a month, and improved sleep. The notice mentions pharmacies selling the remedy and suggests broad local distribution.
Master John Rogers, son of Dr and Mrs Otto Rogers, traveled to Houston last Friday afternoon and underwent an operation for appendicitis at St Joseph Infirmary the following morning. His condition is reported improving. nearby relatives accompanied him and surgeons stated the case was serious but timely.
A Ku Klux faction demanded the return of funds declined by a church during a Saturday event. The donation, raised for a Women's Aid Society on Meck Island, was refused by the church, and the money was reportedly returned amid controversy.
Mrs Eleanor 8 Kersey of Baltimore Maryland formerly Mrs Eleanor Schleicher Brown of this city wires to change the mailing address of her Headlight to Los Angeles California They have just sold their home in Baltimore and left on the first of the month for Los Angeles expecting to settle there permanently Miss Mary Louise Williams of Bree ham made a visit to the city Sunday afternoon also Miss Georgig Lawless was in Columbus for a visit
A historical remedy claims rapid relief for colds constipation biliousness and headaches. The advertisement touts 666 as a powerful tonic marketed as a general health aid with bold claims and no detailed clinical support.
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