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Newspaper
Eagle Lake Headlight
Location
Eagle Lake, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jun 11, 1927
Page
11
A vintage advertisement touts Orange-Crush using fresh ripe oranges and citrus juice. It contrasts real fruit content with imitation flavors and urges consumers to insist on the genuine brand name on every Krinkly Bottle.
Tolinson Meeks, aged man, died at home after a fatal fall. He left Huntsville and was last seen at his Vernal residence. Police report says the incident occurred early this week during a festivity at his flat.
The Wallis Chapter Order of the Eastern Star installs new officers Mandy Reed as Worthy Matron Jacoly Norvie as Worthy Patron Nellie Pennington as Associate Matron and others including treasurer secretary and chaplain. A separate item notes local residents visiting Halveston for vacation and a recent arrest after a hearing with bond set at 500.
Miss Catherine Teberts set out this forenoon to visit Mrs Beny Rumsey, of Gonyailes, formerly Mas Bethy Mc Curty of this city.
A historical note on McGuffey Readers origins in Washington County Pennsylvania cites a New York Times account. It covers William Holmes McGuffey’s birth in 1800, his Scottish ancestry, move to Ohio, and the readers’ rise to fame, plus a church party in Honey Grove Sigel with details on attendees and festive gifts.
Seth Westma completed a four year course at the State University for Me and as a member of the 1927 graduating class received a B B L A L degree.
Northwestern psychology students discussed love with analysts and critics, revealing varied interpretations. A professor noted love cannot be reduced to emotion alone, while Miss Caroling Noel linked it to passion and poetry as others offered contrasting views.
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