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Newspaper
Eagle Lake Headlight
Location
Eagle Lake, Texas, United States of America
Date
Mar 16, 1929
Page
8
Fragmentary reminiscence recounts a man’s cold water baths and a neighborly miscommunication. A wife explains his routine for winter bathing, revealing social curiosity and mistaken beliefs about health practices in a small community.
Texas sergeant C I Cogle, US Marine, famed as “the sharpshooter Texan,” earns a spot on the International Rifle Team tryouts at Quantico Virginia in April, after winning the National Matches at Camp Devens last September and outshooting 1453 competitors to claim the national trimphant title.
Father Ralston notes the first six months are hardest for growing hair. Miss Ralston, star in Josef von Sternberg's new film A Case of Tena Smith, discusses hair growth and styling as she enters a two day theater engagement starting in March. Her hair now shows platinum tones and pinned curls at the nape, creating a graceful silhouette.
A man reflects on a tense morning as his wife urges him to bathe before breakfast. She warns his secret could reach Ter Hat, risking a confrontation that drums up lingering worries about routine and trust on the farm.
A promotional piece invites readers to consult Dr. Mellenthinett in Houston and Wharton, touting his focus on internal medicine and dentistry and promising avoidance of surgery. The text highlights women’s health, pediatric guidance, and personal attention, noting the doctor’s private laboratory and services offered for a nominal fee.
A reflection on parenting style asks whether approval fosters self-confidence or fault-finding raises blame. It questions the impact of interaction, urging caregivers to spend time with children, share laughter, and follow their interests to influence growth positively.
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