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Newspaper
Eagle Lake Headlight
Location
Eagle Lake, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jun 21, 1924
Page
3
Purcell Chief of Police M L Thomas finally regains health after a lengthy struggle. He credits a tonic or medicine mentioned in the report for easing stomach issues and aiding his recovery. He claims a gain in weight and improved breath, praising the remedy's effect.
A garwood community gathering noted large attendance with mentions of families such as Thrasher Leland and others. The report covers farm work, crop conditions, and local visits including residents from Bar City and Yorkam, with remarks on weather, tardy planting, and community activities.
Publication notice from Texas justice court in Colorado County for Lester G. Cash and Marguerite Cash. The suit, filed May 28, 1924, seeks divorce and permanent alimony, alleging a voluntary abandonment in 1920 and claiming custody of a child, Fibies Gillan Cash, with court dates set for September 1924. The document includes formal summons requirements and court endorsements.
A rare report from The North American cites Dr. T. J. Glover of Verona New Jersey claiming a cancer cure based on experiments with cathelyauma in animals and preliminary tests in New York City. The piece notes his 26 years of life and education at the University of Vermont and his ongoing work over several years with supposed conclusive verification by “Knock” tests, while describing rapid progress and mixed public reaction.
Medical note discusses glycerine mixture for relief of stomach gas. It mentions common medicines act on the stomach and lower bowel, and warns the treatment targets gas buildup without revealing specific patient details. The text includes several garbled phrases and unclear medical instructions.
In Philadelphia the National Stormnet Hospital reports the highest number of patients observed, with most cases scoured and many sent home for relief. The account notes a surge in fever and diphtheria cases, rising injuries, and widespread impact on families as victims move to new sections and seek treatment.
Miss Iathieon Brown left Tuesday for Houston for a few days with her father Mr PA Brown and will spend the summer in Southern Arkansas after the visit.
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