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Newspaper
Eagle Lake Headlight
Location
Eagle Lake, Texas, United States of America
Date
Mar 05, 1921
Page
8
Stella Linxwiler of Evansville Indiana describes relief from irregular periods backache and fatigue after using Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound She mentions improved health and urges other women with similar symptoms to try the remedy and share her testimonial.
The Reverend W OAL Render left Tuesday for Videntine Nebraska to begin work as Dean of the second district. Mrs Neblett came from Winston to be with her sister Mrs T E Anderson who remains ill at Matthews Ohio. The Devil shows at the Rex March.
A fluid local notices column records visitors from Eagle Lake and Scranton, a rainy day postponement of the East Bernard Interscholastic Meet, and social events. The Lexus Farm-Women hosted a Friday evening blow-out with music, readings, contests, and a light meal. Groups like the Woman's Missionary Society and Young Peoples' Alliance held meetings with community members attending, while land and family updates appear amid church and communal activity.
A narrative vignette recounts Bi Jordan praising pursuit over possession at Cave Creek, with Joe Sappington recalling youth, a six shooter obsession, and writings on desire, danger, and the pull of pursuing goods over owning them. The piece blends memoir with fictionalized dialogue about longing and risk.
Citizens urged to buy Bayer Aspirin only in Bayer marked packaging or on tablets for trusted use across many ailments. Price notes mention twelve tablets in a tin. larger packs sold by druggists. The Headlight price is two dollars annually with a philosophy detour on human progress and satisfaction.
Rain dominates Alleyton through Tuesday and Wednesday, with farmers warned of tough times as prices for cotton and other farm goods fall. Anecdotes describe a hog sale, Armour products, and a butcher’s cash trade, while locals visit kin, attend funerals, and note improvements to a bungalow and growing highway traffic.
The article notes March as a pneumonia peak month following harsh winters when immunity drops. It urges prompt attention to every cold, explains pneumonia as a germ disease that breeds in the throat, and promotes Chamberlain's Cough Remedy as an expectorant that cleans germs and may prevent pneumonia.
The Headlight thanks Mrs. John F Prnka for a fine display of vege tables including head lettuce turnips mustard greens and cabbage. They praise her splendid garden at home noting the finest crisp firm heads of lettuce and cabbage seen locally. Eat at Burgers.
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