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Newspaper
Eagle Lake Headlight
Location
Eagle Lake, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jun 23, 1928
Page
4
Scientists warn that flies carry germs of typhoid fever infantile paralysis and dozens of diseases. Fly-Tox claims to be humane to people while also killing mosquitoes and other pests. FlyTon is advertised as fragrant and stain resistant.
Fragmentary OCR mentions Geo. Fiesher once of this area now resident in San Ane. notes unclear connection to Granthiin fame and other relatives.
The Franz Josef Land region near Spitsbergen is described as a可能 Rus sian expedition base deep in Arctic waters. The article notes past balloon expeditions, radio experiments, and efforts by British and Austro Hungarians to reach Nobile and his companions. It details geography, climate, and wildlife, with mention of Cape Flora, Cape Mora, and the isolation of the archipelago.
A fragmented Albany News passage follows a thinker climbing from a tree to dream up inventions and reach the stars. It parodies science, religion, and civilization as the narrator questions God, government, and human progress.
Family doctor in Monticello Illinois touts Dr Caldwell's Syrup Pepsin as a universal remedy for constipation among women children and the elderly. Since 1892 the formula has grown to a nationwide favorite with millions of bottles used yearly. Free sample offer invites readers to request a bottle by mail.
Charles Edward and other Us community members attended the Odd Fellow and Rebokat Jubilee in Hallettsville last week. Julius Obenhaus of Weimar was a guest at the Wiltalker home. A Sunday trip included an informal visit to relatives in McCullough counts.
A notice states bills rendered by the city must have an order attached for every item. Payment will be withheld unless orders accompany the bills until some are furnished. Miss Josie and Ruby Taylor of Valley Junction visit their aunt Mrs Wade at home.
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