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Newspaper
Eagle Lake Headlight
Location
Eagle Lake, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jun 19, 1926
Page
7
Joan visits Ulerys Jeweler to collect Kodak cameras and take portraits. The event features on site photography and a selection of Kodak products for customers.
Sloane Gordon, who traveled with William Jennings Bryan on campaigns, claims Bryan’s six meals a day killed him not by drinking but by overeating. He recalls a 1900 breakfast on a Virginia plantation with cantaloupe, quail, Virginia jam, eggs, batter cakes, coffee, and fried potatoes before a day of temperance speeches. Bryan died at 65 in his sleep after a hearty Sunday dinner in Tennessee.
A historical note promotes milk as the best drink for children while warning that alcohol and some beverages harm health. It suggests disguising milk in mixed drinks, offers recipes for iced cocoa and egg nog, and urges varied milk serving to prevent dislike, detailing proportions and serving tips.
Rev D M Allen of Hueysville Floyd County Ky preached without pay for 36 years starting age 20 now 56 He led Christian church work built and swept his churches served the sick and officiated funerals without compensation He accepts pay only recently for wedding services and has long championed material aid for ministers He helped many mountain brides and urged abstinence from liquor while fostering community generosity
The article argues that good health comes from a balanced diet taught to children by parents, focusing on varied meals with fresh eggs cereals fruits and leafy vegetables. It recommends evaporated milk as a concentrated nutritious option and notes modern educators favor the old Greek idea of a bound mind in a sound body. It mentions Mrs. R W Lott and children visiting Mrs. Lott's mother, Mrs Bettie Schultz in Houston, Colorado Citizen.
The Mant Rey and Mrs. E. W. Mitchell of Eagle Lake visited Mr. and Mrs. BE. P. Via Moudsy-Colorado Citizen, sharing time with local hosts.
The Progressive Farmer columnist Q P Williams argues a first $1000 saved through careful management can create a nest egg, with industry and common sense leading to more earnings. Annie Spanthel leaves Hall ettsville Herald for Eagle Lake to visit her brother Rudolph Spanthel.
The piece discusses dieting cautions from various cults and quacks and gives simple safe principles for individuals. It stresses including milk green vegetables whole cereals and fruit daily or every other day and balancing weight by adjusting bread cereals and greens while warning against extreme fads. It notes both lightweight and heavyweight should eat greens fruits and milk and watch scales for safe weight.
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