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Newspaper
Eagle Lake Headlight
Location
Eagle Lake, Texas, United States of America
Date
Sep 22, 1923
Page
5
Fragmented comment page mocks home remedies and a proposed gift dog for President Coolidge. It riffs on dogs, politics, show dogs, and a dubious medical remedy claim, interlaced with satirical chatter about press and public figures. Automobile bargains tease used cars from Allen Motor Co.
A conversation recounts a claim that olive oil intake cures rheumatism after a man tried it and found relief. The account describes a warned remedy for rats and a curious water trick, with emphasis on a questionable tale and its sensational format.
Ducks arrive in small numbers from the north into water holes and rice fields, with expectations of a stronger winter presence than last year. Local reports note fluctuating fortunes and the common refrain of wishing for affordable gains amid seasonal flux.
A humorous critique notes men over middle age grow curves that defy art, with a fat man seen in a bathing suit resembling a watermelon. The piece mocks societal ideals, corset fashion, and the mismatch between physique and public image, reflecting period attitudes on health and vanity.
Hayes Healing Honey claims to stop coughing by healing inflamed tissues and includes a Grove's Sealing Salve for chest and throat application to ease coughs and colds. The combined carton markets both products as a single treatment package for children and adults.
Mrs. Sam H. Little hosts afternoon games and refreshments at her home for Jo Rhea’s fifth birthday celebration drawing many children from the area. Ice cream cones and cookies served as the notable treats amid a festive neighborhood gathering.
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