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Newspaper
Eagle Lake Headlight
Location
Eagle Lake, Texas, United States of America
Date
Mar 31, 1923
Page
10
March 24 Texas Governor Nett approved and filed a law barring third degree coercion to obtain confessions. It takes effect June 12 and makes torment by peace officers a misdemeanor with fines up to 1000 or up to one year in jail or both. Also notices a lost brown mare mule and a local medical tip for eczema relief.
Two Rochester women share health improvements after using Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound. ADELS from Meama New York and Mrs Nellie Donzy describe relief from postnatal weakness and regained vitality, weight gain, and renewed energy following the remedy's use.
The notice cautions consumers to avoid substitutes and ensure the Bayer name appears on packaging or tablets to guarantee authentic products. It stresses physician‑prescribed safety and warns of widespread counterfeit risks.
A Dallas News article extols Freemasonry as a universal brotherhood under God, tracing its origins to Solomon and highlighting its role in religious liberty, education, and democracy. It cites Washington and Franklin, links Masonry to the American Revolution and nationhood, and praises leaders like Harding guiding the nation.
The death of Friend Stimpson at age 75 was announced with funeral services held Sunday afternoon. He was a longtime Masonic member, lawyer, banker, and public servant from Columbus and Hallettsville, with ties to the Texas State Senate and local business life. His survivors include a widow and four sons, and out-of-town relatives attended the service.
The notice claims 666 provides relief for colds LaGrippe constipation biliousness and headaches. It presents a medical cure style remedy typical of vintage advertising, listing ailments and the product benefits with promotional tone.
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