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Newspaper
Eagle Lake Headlight
Location
Eagle Lake, Texas, United States of America
Date
Sep 16, 1933
Page
5
The ad touts Thedford's Black Draught as a cheaper laxative option, claiming strong relief and pleasant taste. It emphasizes value, suggests widespread use, and mentions a 25 cent package with a focus on regular bowel comfort.
The Dallas News critiques farm overcapacity and proposed remedies. It cites Wallace plans to pay farmers to refrain from planting, explores drastic ideas like shooting farmers to reduce crop output, and notes local schooling moves as Ruth Burger returns to Hallettsville for the term.
The Bugle Lake City Council enacts rules on beer manufacture sale and distribution with occupation taxes set for manufacturers distributors and retailers. Violations incur penalties and licenses expire annually with proclamations tied to state law and publication requirements.
Work worn women seek renewed energy as Grave’s Tasteless Chill Tonic promises two strong effects. It claims to improve appetite, pep and energy within three days with iron and tasteless quinine in a cemented blend. The ad states the tonic is pleasant to take and has 40 years of use.
An article discusses the NRA as a tool for social standards and recovery, urging cooperative government business partnership. It notes potential missteps by administrators like General Johnson and W. H. Hopkins, and stresses gradual, humane goals over coercive measures with emphasis on tax reform and price stability across industries.
A New York Zoo director describes feeding the big cats with cod liver oil and beef, noting occasional raw meat and fasting days. The piece ponders whether leopards and lions can count Sundays and days, while detailing the director's scheduling concerns and staff observations. Mrs. Hans Gert travels home to Garwood after a two week stay for recovery and health improvement.
A Saturday night cowboy dance in Austin drew a large attendance with lively noise and frequent orchestra intermissions drawing mixed reactions from dancers and attendees. The event appeared popular despite minor critiques of pacing and entertainment.
A fragmentary poem seeming to reflect a mother’s evening scene and a prayer of gratitude for care. The damaged text mentions children, prayer, and a farewell tone as the day ends.
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