Headlight Offers Readers Unusual Subscription Bargains
Headlight promotes two special subscription deals offering six leading magazines plus the Headlight for one year at 3.00 or 2.30 with Pathfinder. The ads list MecallS Magazine Gemttry Home Good Stories Woman's World Progressive Farmer and Pathfinder from Washington D C. Readers urged to act quickly as offers are time-limited and previously withdrawn after brief runs.
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Mecalls Magazi Ng
Gemttry Home
America
Good Stories
Woman's World
Progressive Farmer
Pathfinder
Prairie Moon at Cole's Avalon Theatre Next Week
Grilics praise Prairie Moon as the Cole Theatre picture for Saturday Saving Gene Autres, saying it is the best he has made with action music and a good story. Also notes Carefree with Fred Astaire and Ginger Rogers features a famous solo golf dance and fashionable dance numbers amid a plot about a jewel heist and a dangerous fence.
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Grilics
Cole Theatre
Gene Autres
Fred
Astaire
I Day
Tory Sre
Cesar
Spring social notes and visits from local families
Bernardo News reports a busy spell of visits and gatherings. J C Henneke and Mr and Mrs Rasmont Braden with family joined Mr and Mrs Elo Braden and Anna Marie for a Sunday meal. G W Drescher and family visited Cat Spring, Roy Edward stayed with G E Drescher, while Oscar Class hosted new guests at Mentz. Feunt Mer and family plus Leste spent time with relatives in Houston.
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Airs
Sim
Aie
Pauline
I. End Hiss
J. C. Henneke
Rasmont Braden
Elo Braden
Anna Marie
Elalyes
Cat
G. E. Drescher
Roy Edward
Mrr
Oscar
Mentz
Feunt Mer
Fan
Leste
Houston
Weer s Bints Paper Cups For Freezer Prep
The article discusses using paper cups to portion frozen foods and keep items organized. It notes that some sheets shrink, suggesting buying wider materials to ensure proper fit and avoid waste.
Leto's Gums Antiseptic Product Spotlight
Leto's gums antiseptic claims appear in a consumer notice noting druggists offer refunds for the product. The snippet mentions customer satisfaction and a store display, with emphasis on antiseptic properties and money-back assurances.
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Leto
Entisty
Looking Backward UNOVERSBER 7 19s4 Fire and births noted in bonus area
The storage barn of Rogers and Johnson on the Northington place at Bonus burned early Tuesday night, likely from spontaneous combustion. Congratulations to Mr. and Mrs. W. L. Peterson on the birth of a daughter, Ray Beth Peterson, at their home Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. Mose Thomas and Harold Dassie returned from a visit to Rev. George Gaussy on the Sandias. Miss Mayme Walker, teaching at Suescher school, spent the weekend with Altair kin. Mr. and Mrs. P. Cauthon of Trinity welcome a son, Paul Hamilton Jr., formerly Miss Christine Davis. Mr. and Mrs. L. D. Allée plan to move into the Rouses' den, vacated by the Etlicieton family. Hon. and Mrs. Geo. Herder of Weimar will spend much of winter with Eagle Bake and Mr. and Mrs. Allen. Friday after school, Supt. J. H. Morgan and teen scouts camped by the river and ate there. Scouts included Norman Davidson, Malcolm Williamson, Jack Putney, Arch Cearnal, William Barrow, George, Edward and Ben Hanry, Glen Skelton, Herschel Harrington, Joe Billy Westmoreland, Louis Landa, John Buffington, Clarence Stoermer. Fire discovered in the Southern Pacific Seast at 10:30 Tuesday night as Mr. and Mrs. H. C. Harris returned home and noticed smoke through the door transom.
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Rogers & Johnson
Northington Place
Bonus
W. L. Peterson
Ray Beth Peterson
Mose Thomas
Harold Dssie
George Gaussy
Sandias
Mayme Walker
Suescher
Altair
Cauthon
Trinity
Paul Hamilton
Cauthon Wee
Chistine Davis
L. D. Allée Wall
Rouse Sdan
Etilicieton
Geo. Herder
Weimar
Colorado County
Dos. Allen
J. H. Morgan
Norman Davidson
Malcom Williamson
Jack Putney
Arch Cearnai
William Barrow
Edward
Ben Hanry
Glen Skelton
Herschel Harringten
Joe Billy Westmoreland
Louis Landa
John Buffington
Clarence Stoermer
Southern Pacific
H. CG. Harris
Barney Brothers Circus to Visit Eagle Lake This Saturday
Advance man John D. Fots announces Barney Brothers Circus will perform twice on Saturday in Eagle Lake. Grounds set in S. Johnson pasture near East Main Street by Olele Inn. Acts include Flying Sheeler family, Guthrie Trio, Henry Trio, Tommy Arenz Sisters, Potters, Nelson family acrobats, clowns, educated ponies and monkeys. Ruth the elephant touted as largest in captivity. Also notes local residents and a small fire at the freight depot during report.
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Mee Lake
S. Johnson Pasture
Main Street
Olele Inn
Morty
Glidewater
Sheeler Famiils
Guthrie Tre
Henry
Tomemy Arenz Bisters
Peerless Potters
Cymipsts
Nelson
Lecrobats
Shetland
Barney Bros. Otrcus
Ruth
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Igy Agnus Dreschert
Barney Brothers Circus
Eagle Lake
Gladewater
John D. Fots
Barney Bros. Circus
Eaegle Lake
Nat Holman, Jr
Brooks
Barbara Jean
End
Nat Holman
Laura Lynn Stirley
College of Industrial Arts
Denton
H. Shirley
Frances Fins
Pléhty
Sealy School
Telegraph Office
W. A. Moore
Eacue Luxe
Moe
W. E. McRee
Hershey
Texas Oranges
California
Idaho
Texas
Bologna
del Monte Bartlett
Dr. Lyon
Jergen
Jay Tee
Amucy Ronal
Birdbrand
Frank Stephens Co
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