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Newspaper
Eagle Lake Headlight
Location
Eagle Lake, Texas, United States of America
Date
Oct 09, 1926
Page
8
The column satirically critiques fashion trends from skirts to fabrics and notes chatter about cotton prices. It recalls boxing legends and inflation fears while debating government crop estimates and the influence of market players on prices.
A. L. Baring, the local Chevrolet agent, delivered a new touring car to J. N. Brower and received three carloads of Chevrolets last week. He has orders for another three carloads as the model proves popular in the section.
Mrs Annie F Cordz, visiting Long Beach California, asks to change her mailing address to Pasadena and to note a departure on the 17th for Bugle Lake. Congratulations extend to Mr and Mrs Arthur Hunt of Chesterville on the birth of a big fine boy last Friday.
An advertisement touts KLOK-LAX as a full canal cleanse that ends constipation without griping or nausea. It claims benefits of improved energy, clearer skin, and better appetite after a complete system flush, with directions to take it at 2 a.m. and to buy from druggists.
An old piece records Uncle Billy Bell Weevil wooing farmers for green cotton and trash to mulch barns, boasting possible millions by July. It notes the plight of cotton fields, leaf worms, and winter feeding prospects while mixing in local notices of sales and personal moves.
An old advertisement from Beckman’s Drug Store touts a remedy for sore gums loose teeth foul breath and throat issues. It guarantees relief or refund with eight bottles sold and a striking claim of rapid improvement.
Notice is hereby given to all who have been summoned for Street Tax and failed to appear for work to promptly pay the amount summoned. J. B. Clapp, City Street Tax Collector, notes a Mrs R L Williams visiting relatives in Weimar and staying to visit the Herder and Allen families. Mr Williams returned to Bay City Monday while Mrs Williams remains for a longer visit. Miss Hattie Holman left Sunday for Altair to teach school again this year as her school opened Monday.
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