Still Coughing Bee Woe Domn
A garbled account describes ongoing coughing in a bee related incident with tangled names and unclear action. The text references Cun Cronin and others amid a murky report of illness and a referenced fire event.
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Newspaper
Eagle Lake Headlight
Location
Eagle Lake, Texas, United States of America
Date
Oct 23, 1936
Page
6
A garbled account describes ongoing coughing in a bee related incident with tangled names and unclear action. The text references Cun Cronin and others amid a murky report of illness and a referenced fire event.
A fragmented page lists names such as Madeleine McCarty Jane Reed and Fatvy Roos among various sports and discipline mentions. The garbled OCR hints at athletic items, personnel, and possible event notes with many unreadable words and stray letters.
Fragmented notes reveal students and townsfolk flinging glances and secrets at the fair last Friday. Names like Madeleine and Ruth Foolias appear amid chatter about crushes, boys, and a possible romantic interest in a backdrop of familiar faces and schoolmates.
The clipping records a string of social notes from LaGrange and surrounding areas. It lists attendees at events from Hartwell to Wharton County Fair, mentions citizens visiting relatives in Dallas and Houston, and notes travel by Mrs Geo Ho Lange returning from Los Angeles. The piece includes scattered names and places such as Glen Flor, Bay Gah Wadi, Rainey, Chester, and Bernardi, with several families hosting guests during a weekend.
The fragmentary report notes business visitors and social appearances including Mrs Frnebierd Lascange and Gil vextony on a Tuesday. Additional mentions include Basle, Alyy TDapesenee, and Basle duck events, with various names and wandering references to meetings, family and attendance at social functions.
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