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Newspaper
Eagle Lake Headlight
Location
Eagle Lake, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jun 20, 1925
Page
4
An old style medical ad touts Laxative Brom Quinine and related tonics claiming cure for asthma, catarrh, joint pains, and digestive problems. It highlights equipment for home treatment, a local office in Eagle Lake, and references to photography and consumer goods in accompanying notices.
A Washington bulletin notes the earth has two main poles and two magnetic poles. It explains the North Pole amid Amundsen’s disappearance and the North Magnetic Pole guiding explorers. It details the South Pole’s land location in Antarctica and the vast cold winds around the southern continent.
Tulane and Louis Gordon arrived home Monday after attending the Southwestern University in Georgetown. The write up notes the two gentlemen as especially polite and well mannered and expresses gladness at their return.
A sermon extols churchgoing on the Sabbath, arguing attenders gain moral grounding and purification of life. It asserts God made people to worship, offering spiritual guidance and lasting community, claiming church yields virtue while absence leads to sin.
Rev BB McLaughlins family reunion was held at their Garwood home last week with relatives from Waco Helena Arkansas Staton Nebraska and Kali Lake visiting. W A McLingillin brother of the minister attended. Mrs Hyatt and Mrs McLeod remained longer in Garwood. Patsy McLaughlin the child of the family was praised by friends.
The Methodist Ladies Missionery Society met on a hot Tuesday evening at the home of Mey B D Gow with about twenty members present. The program honored Eniqy Bennett with a memorial, led by Tey Killip and featured three instrumental selections. Mrs Bradsaw of LaGrange and Mrs Woods of Sugull contributed, refreshments followed. Next meeting will be a Missions Value program led by Mrs Emanuel Hoos.
Fragmentary remarks from Colorade residents recall Mrs. Campbell and Mr Campbell, longtime pastor at the Methodist church. The passage notes past residence in Columbus, connections to the Ogle Lake School, and Mrs Hare’s teaching career and Weimar origins.
M¢ and Mrs BB Obenehai of Columbus were among shoppers in the city last week, with several locals noting their appearance and purchases during the afternoon.
Local residents flock to Seaholm Bathing Resort on Chesterville road enjoying hot afternoons and clear irrigated canal water. Spring boards rise as boys perform high style stunts while Miss Jewell Bradford visits Angelton with Misses McLellan.
A garbled OCR note records a person named Sonmy flea Cearval traveling to Houston for a weekend, with references to Bathing Girls Reeve at Sylvan Beach on Sunday. Details are unclear due to text corruption but indicate a local event or appearance over the weekend.
A fragmented ad-style notice touts Hayes Healing Honey as a treatment for coughs, inflamed throats, and chest irritation. It advertises rub-on use and a soothing remedy with likely patent or brand claims, urging purchase from Grove grocers.
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