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Newspaper
Eagle Lake Headlight
Location
Eagle Lake, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jun 11, 1927
Page
3
The article discusses claims of a universal cure for melancholia called the blue and the idea that Americans suffer more from it than others. It presents quoted lines about watching for a cure and describes symptoms labeled as melancholia and chronic gloom.
Promises relief from habitual constipation with LAX FOS WITH PEPSIN a syruphonic laxative. Claims prompt relief and regular action when taken regularly for 14 to 21 days. Describes stimulation and regulation and pleasant taste. Price six cents per bottle.
The excerpt offers philosophical musings on tone and body, noting mental poise amid distress. It urges restraint in worries about sorrow, emphasizes doing what you mean well, and counsels practical self discipline to improve digestion and mood.
A battered excerpt recalls a wealthy man convicted of evasion, serving time while murmurs of graft and court games shadow his case. The piece laments the system as trials linger, asserting the powerless may seek honest law while the powerful escape blame.
Mr Henry Montgomery of Houston plans a visit to New York City to see his brother's family and enjoy the trip. He looks forward to as much fun as any country boy who visits the big city.
United States scientists at the Coast and Geodetic Survey interpret May 22 tremors as the KansU loess region disaster in western China. The National Geographic Society notes a vast destruction zone, with mountains shifted, valleys buried, roads widened, and tens of thousands displaced, prompting massive relief efforts.
A Georgetown Sun feature recounts a farmer and his wife facing illness, abandonment, and death with steadfast faith. Neighbors recall their quiet devotion as the husband comforts his child, the family gathers, and a nighttime supper scene ends with a prayerful blessing.
Notice to holders of Second Liberty Loan bonds announcing a new issue dated June 1 1927 with 4 percent interest, 20 year maturity, exchange at par for sixteenth year call, interest to accrue to June 1 1927, bonds called for payment November 10 1927, exchange period limited likely to June 16 1927, consult banks or trust companies or Federal Reserve Bank for details. A W Mellon Secretary of the Treasury Washington May 31 1927.
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