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Newspaper
Eagle Lake Headlight
Location
Eagle Lake, Texas, United States of America
Date
Nov 26, 1927
Page
7
As a Monticello family doctor respected for treating the whole body Dr Caldwell found women children and babies sick most often. His Syrup Pepsin launched in 1892 became a nationwide best seller with millions of bottles yearly. Safe for babies mild and gentle non opioid and non narcotic the remedy is promoted with free prepaid sample bottle offers.
A damaged obituary notes the death in Houston on Sunday of a schoolmate of outlaw era figures. It mentions a pastor with Baptist church ties in multiple states, travel for a wife’s health, and a return to Houston where he served until his passing.
Fragmentary text references a duel or competition involving Sam Siahap Anil Virginia of Madisonridle and Lowrey with an unclear date. Names and places are partially legible but no complete facts or outcomes are available in the readable portion.
The piece laments fading bridges to Bridgers Bend and recalls shared ovals and orchards, then pivots to a reader letter about five high school books whose contracts have expired. Publishers refuse to bid for new adoption bonds, leaving state access unclear and prompting reader questions about future book availability.
The Marshall News ponders whether a purchasing agent could benefit from contracts by stocking enough supply to cover four years after expiry. The tone questions private business ethics and hints at potential kickbacks or divvies.
The county agent urges farmers to improve hog feeding and attentive care, citing lower costs and bigger gains. He notes James Schnei der’s steers and Hereford yearlings show the value of better breeding, while terracing and erosion control gain momentum with locals CW Toegemeyer and Charlie Allen leading terrace efforts.
W Straus president of the American Society for Thrift discusses thrift as saving with purpose. He argues saving should serve ends such as education, a home, or future income rather than hoarding. People aim to fund children’s education, a Rome purchase, or a future business venture.
An essay recounts aging, work, and memory with a narrator who recalls youth, ambition, and hardships. We meet Layne of Oakland visiting Texas and Oklahoma, and Kenneth Tarris with two shipmates from Houston visiting for a day before returning home.
There will be regular Drewchi services at the Christian church next Sunday evening at 7 30. A cordial invitation is extended to everyone to come and worship with us. All members of the church are urged to attend this service. Rev IW ing Pastor.
The Houston Post-Dispatch sells daily and Sunday subscriptions with reduced rates for 12 months and daily only options. It promises friendly, neighborly coverage of world events sports and achievements, urging readers to mail orders to Houston or contact local agent Lester Fortescur.
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