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Newspaper
Eagle Lake Headlight
Location
Eagle Lake, Texas, United States of America
Date
May 13, 1933
Page
4
Fragmentary item from Eagle Lake Headlight mentioning a person named Cally and Sue, and a location near Kentwood, with unclear relation to Mr and another during an event or time.
The May 20 closing program will be held at the hall next Thursday at 6 p.m. with graduates delivering talks and sermons by Rev. Hercy. Frigny and the school will host an annual picnic for parents and teachers, while Saturday marks report cards and final book returns. Mr and Mrs. Lee Hart of Houston visited Geo. B. Smith's home, recalling Hart’s years as store keeper here.
Fragmentary OCR notes mention family figures such as Edgar Warhmund and Mrs Wahrmund, with references to a state landing department and postmaster. The text hints at a weekend event at home and a Mother’s Day observance tied to Landa on the 21st, plus a Gale anniversary.
The text discusses inflation effects on currency value, price rises for seed cloth and food, and how wages rents and general costs may respond. It notes the dollar’s value around nine cents and implies broader price increases while mentioning farmers, mortgage payoffs, and a biblical aside about resilience during disasters.
Distress after meals relief credited to Thedford’s Black-Draught as described by Jess Higgins of Dawsonville Georgia. He reports sour stomach and spell relief, noting the product is now kept at home as a fine medicine. He mentions trying Black-Draught after meals to aid digestion and prevent discomfort.
The writer argues radio broadcasts misuse airtime with excessive promotional talks, especially on Sundays. Advertisers should cut back and avoid sponsor names to protect listener enjoyment. Some programs already limit ads, reflecting a public demand to curb commercial chatter and preserve the medium’s appeal.
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