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Newspaper
Eagle Lake Headlight
Location
Eagle Lake, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jun 30, 1923
Page
3
A. Setladsy reforged Friday from a two weeks outing involving La Teparts and Bishop Quinn. The item notes bars, a mother named Mire, and mentions Meadus and a box reportedly connected to family events. Details are fragmentary and naming varies.
Home demonstration agent Miss Ida Reynolds reprints a recipe feature on cucumber pickles from the Antonio Express. Directions cover sour and sweet cucumber pickles, brine preservation, syrup ratios, spices, and canning in sterilized jars, with notes on onions peppers and decorative garnishes.
A lively, misprinted letter laments road building and predicts airship travel within five years. It notes supposed female swimming knowledge, jokes about wage pulls from holes, and mocks prohibition politics. The writer satirically critiques laws on counterfeit liquor and a wedding notice misprint, ending with broad social observations.
Stop That Itching offers Blue Star Remedy advertised for Bezemna Itch Tetter cracked hands ring worm sores chapped face poison oak sunburn old sores sore feet and more. The ad claims quick relief and broad use for various skin issues.
A garbled survey of misconduct and petty crime includes forged checks, counterfeit statements, stolen paper, and embezzling attempts. The narrative mentions attempts to recover debts, misused whiskey, and various individuals involved in illegal activities amid a chaotic, misprinted context. Kodak Films developed at Eagle Lake referenced as a closing detail.
Emanuel C. Burttschell died June 14 and was laid to rest Friday in Odd Fellows Cemetery. A Presbyterian minister officiated at the service held at his home, with many friends and relatives in attendance. Burttschell, son of Mey Toe Burttschell, held local offices and long served as an employee of the Southern Pacific Lines at Glidden.
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