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Newspaper
Eagle Lake Headlight
Location
Eagle Lake, Texas, United States of America
Date
May 03, 1924
Page
3
Haile Harris and Velma Harris lead a small-town racing card with mid Masters in a local meet. Jubsson and Jota- Arometered 1 appear in fragmented OCR, outlining event participants and results amid loose timing notes.
A fragmented notice from a Texas page mentions Geldes Medical Ds in a cued context. Readable details are limited but imply a health or medical items notice. Further specifics are unavailable in the accessible text.
Report from Kansas City describes a large crowd of women listening to a silver tongued speaker. They were asked to stay quiet during a flashlight picture of the audience. The caption notes the developing photo showed every woman pondering her kernelian Democrat.
Ove Fordson nearly new used last season by Cliff Everitt of Lissie. Price 275 dollars. One 15-27 Case in tip top condition, rust like new. Ask Doc Starr of Lissie about this machine he used for threshing. Price 550 dollars.
Allen Motor CQ continues business at the county end offering campaign related cards for candidates. The firm lists a full set of cards for the campaigns and is ready to supply materials to supporters.
Mrs L Morbes returns home Sunday afternoon after several weeks visiting her daughter at Yookers. Mr and Mrs F Bertrand returned Monday from a one week visit to Sang Antonio.
The Baltimore Evening Sun argues Americans chase wealth as the national game. It laments expense driven living and shows immigrants as more frugal workers who save and invest. The piece suggests replacing flashy front living with financial restraint to win the money game.
Monroe advertiser editor recounts a typesetting mishap while compiling a United Daughters of the Confederacy meeting report. An accidental correction altered a sentence to say a half hour social preceded a short business session, sparking controversy among the group.
A reflective verse on anticipating loss and how kindness matters to loved ones. It urges gentleness and tenderness while working through sorrow, suggesting that awareness of death's unpredictability should shape daily conduct. The author is not identified.
A reflective verse urges self examination before judging others. It notes many flaws in all, urging readers to take a walk around themselves and balance their own faults before condemning others.
An old builder crosses a bleak evening road and explains to a fellow traveler that he builds a bridge to guide the youth who will follow. He vows to span the stream so others may pass safely as the twilight deepens.
Dr A Lampe a veterinary surgeon on regular visit notes the twister that struck Ellinger and Frelsburg also hit LaGrange early Saturday. He describes unusually heavy rain and a cyclone rolling aloft heard as winds moved toward Ellinger Criveland. Fences and outhouses wrecked, trees twisted, structures damaged.
One Fordson nearly new used part of last season by Mr. Clift Everitt of Lissie. Price 275.00. Also a 15-27 Case in top condition and runs well. Inquiries through Doc or Brosig's, 17850.00.
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